Comments on: Slipping Through the Cracks http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/ JaredReitzin.com is a resource for the optimistic entrepreneur who is trying to build something from nothing on a shoe string budget. Learn how to find the right people, make and market a great product, budget your finances, and successfully communicate with employees, clients, and partners. Wed, 27 Aug 2008 23:17:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Entrepreneur Success Blog » Blog Archive » How to Delegate with Minimal Resources http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2602 Entrepreneur Success Blog » Blog Archive » How to Delegate with Minimal Resources Tue, 15 Apr 2008 18:07:02 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2602 [...] Scenario 3: You don’t have any project management procedures in place, coupled with follow-through habits, so even if you delegate a task to someone, you haven’t put any milestones or deadlines in place, and things will eventually slip through the cracks. [...] [...] Scenario 3: You don’t have any project management procedures in place, coupled with follow-through habits, so even if you delegate a task to someone, you haven’t put any milestones or deadlines in place, and things will eventually slip through the cracks. [...]

]]> By: Jared http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2594 Jared Thu, 10 Apr 2008 19:58:53 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2594 I thought I had original ideas but apparently I am clearly an apprentice - http://www.davidco.com/ just read Getting Things Done and it will change your life. I thought I had original ideas but apparently I am clearly an apprentice - http://www.davidco.com/ just read Getting Things Done and it will change your life.

]]> By: Jeffmakepeace http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2593 Jeffmakepeace Thu, 10 Apr 2008 19:46:19 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2593 Yes, consistency and follow ups your clients are most importance in every business. Without these two things, you may lose your client or business anytime. I have also personal experience about this in online business. Yes, consistency and follow ups your clients are most importance in every business. Without these two things, you may lose your client or business anytime. I have also personal experience about this in online business.

]]> By: Monaica Ledell http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2502 Monaica Ledell Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:18:32 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2502 Wow - you read my mind! Thank you so much for the input. Being a young entrepreneur and managing multiples businesses can make for an organization nightmare. I, too, have had waves of what feels like total insanity due to overload. I have three recs: 1. Time Blocking - A MUST! (google it if you don't know what this is) 2. Blackberry/iphones - A MUST! 3. Get MINDMAPPING software - personally, I use a service (it was like $35 bucks or something) at http://www.mindapp.com You can also get a FREE 30 day trial. It totally saves me every week. Wow - you read my mind! Thank you so much for the input. Being a young entrepreneur and managing multiples businesses can make for an organization nightmare. I, too, have had waves of what feels like total insanity due to overload. I have three recs:

1. Time Blocking - A MUST! (google it if you don’t know what this is)
2. Blackberry/iphones - A MUST!
3. Get MINDMAPPING software - personally, I use a service (it was like $35 bucks or something) at http://www.mindapp.com
You can also get a FREE 30 day trial. It totally saves me every week.

]]> By: Jared http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2349 Jared Wed, 05 Mar 2008 18:14:47 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2349 Ishani, that is a good idea, any websites out there that you can share with my community? Ishani, that is a good idea, any websites out there that you can share with my community?

]]> By: Ishani Mitra http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2345 Ishani Mitra Wed, 05 Mar 2008 09:08:21 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2345 I think the whole process of managing a business becomes much easier when we start delegating functions. An excellent way to achieve this goal is by outsourcing tasks to freelancers, better kown as Virtual Assistants. They are mostly equipped with technical and professional qualifications to handle any kind of assignments and deliver them by deadlines set by you. This relieves you of the tension of multi tasking, doubles your productivity and helps you maintain a healthy work life balance. I think the whole process of managing a business becomes much easier when we start delegating functions. An excellent way to achieve this goal is by outsourcing tasks to freelancers, better kown as Virtual Assistants. They are mostly equipped with technical and professional qualifications to handle any kind of assignments and deliver them by deadlines set by you. This relieves you of the tension of multi tasking, doubles your productivity and helps you maintain a healthy work life balance.

]]> By: Jenn http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2127 Jenn Wed, 23 Jan 2008 17:05:04 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2127 I think this is great advice- there is nothing worse than digging through your inbox just to check your emails. Another thing I like to do is automatically archive everything that's not immediately important. I have folders named "Must Read" "My Subscriptions" and Business Articles." When I get email newsletters or articles forwarded to me with important statistics that I cant read right away, I put them in the appropriate archive folder in Outlook. Then at the end of the day (or during lunch) go through my folders to read my 'unread' mail :) I think this is great advice- there is nothing worse than digging through your inbox just to check your emails. Another thing I like to do is automatically archive everything that’s not immediately important. I have folders named “Must Read” “My Subscriptions” and Business Articles.” When I get email newsletters or articles forwarded to me with important statistics that I cant read right away, I put them in the appropriate archive folder in Outlook. Then at the end of the day (or during lunch) go through my folders to read my ‘unread’ mail :)

]]> By: Eydie http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2118 Eydie Tue, 22 Jan 2008 22:33:21 +0000 http://www.jaredreitzin.com/slipping-through-the-cracks/#comment-2118 I love crossing out To-Do lists! The feeling when everything is crossed out is absolutely physical. (Especially when you avoid looking at the next To-Do list.) I love crossing out To-Do lists! The feeling when everything is crossed out is absolutely physical. (Especially when you avoid looking at the next To-Do list.)

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