Multi Business Management It is all too common nowadays for business owners to venture into multiple trades. For instance, you may start out with one restaurant, only to end up with multiple restaurants, having an online presence as a motivational writer, speaker, life coach or all three. It is the common adage that when you grow across multiple platforms, you must not only change how you operate as an owner but also do it stress-free. The larger your business grows, the more difficult it becomes to operate as a one-man team. The mistakes you make will be hard for your business. You will likely commit many mistakes if you don’t remain organized and stay at the top of your game. An entrepreneur with multiple businesses comes with extra responsibility and is no joke. 1. Write It Down Having a notepad at the ready helps you better manage and organize things. There are apps like Evernote and OneNote that helps in writing lists. While these apps might have its own advantages like seamless interfacing that allows you to make to-do lists, collect, organize and share pictures and videos, nothing replaces pen and paper. Crossing things off or tearing off a sheet of paper with tasks accomplished gives a new sense of conclusiveness. Notes are necessary for various reasons and it helps you to keep focusing on your task. Always have a notepad or sticky notes with you when working on one business. When a project regarding your other business pops in your mind, take out your notebook and jot it down, and carry on your current business. This is an effective way of being a serial business owner. It is not only important to make lists, but it is also important to follow them. It is easy to lose focus and writing down thoughts help you stay grounded and organized.
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