You’re Working Too Hard on the Wrong Things

What if the reason your business isn't growing isn't because you need to work harder?

What if you're simply working hard on the wrong things?

Business coach Graham Cochrane says:

“It doesn't take any strategy or intelligence to just work all the time. It takes way more creativity and diligence to stop doing #AllTheThings, evaluate what activities in your business actually lead to more consistent sales, and then do only those things.”

That idea has radically changed the way I think about entrepreneurship.

Because busy is not the same as productive.

In this episode of Kingdom Legacy Blueprint, we're talking about essentialism — identifying the small number of activities that actually create growth, revenue and transformation, and eliminating everything else that's stealing your time, energy and focus.

I recently spent five days inside Graham Cochrane's 10K Offer Challenge and had the opportunity to receive direct coaching from him.

One of the biggest lessons?

Diluted focus produces diluted results.

Graham challenged me to simplify:

One thing.
One who.
One offer.
One transformation.

And that doesn't only apply to the number of businesses you're running.

It applies to everything inside your business.

Your emails.

Meetings.

Social media.

Funnels.

Content.

Offers.

Admin.

Products.

Tasks.

The question isn't:

“How can I get all of this done?”

The better question is:

“What doesn't need to get done at all?”

In this episode, you'll learn:

Why working longer hours doesn't necessarily produce business growth
How to identify the activities that actually produce revenue
Why specialization creates clarity and authority
What Graham Cochrane taught me personally about narrowing my focus
How the 80/20 principle applies to your business
How to decide what to eliminate, automate or delegate
Why entrepreneurs need a stop-doing list
How Sabbath and rest can actually improve your productivity
Why Mary and Martha provide a powerful biblical example of essentialism
How to build around one person, one offer and one transformation

I also share my own journey of trying to juggle multiple businesses, opportunities and ideas — and what happened when I finally started stripping away the things that weren't essential.

Here's your challenge:

Look at everything you did in your business over the last 30 days.

Then ask:

What actually produced sales?

What actually moved the business forward?

What should be eliminated?

What could be automated?

What should be delegated?

And what deserves your full attention?

Your next level may not require MORE effort.

It may require greater focus.

If you're a Christian entrepreneur who knows God has called you to build something but you need clarity around your business, audience, offer and launch strategy, join me inside the Legacy Launchpad Challenge.

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