Always have time for THAT 💬

If your calendar looks like a toddler’s sticker book—every square inch plastered with “important” stuff—🚨 we need to talk.

Running your own business isn’t about squeezing 26 hours into a 24-hour day; it’s about owning the 24 you’ve got. When you’re truly in charge of your schedule, there’s room for the curveballs that make life interesting:

• 🧠 A spontaneous brainstorming sprint with a client

• 🌱 Coaching a team member who just had an “aha!” moment

• 🤝 Listening to a friend in meltdown mode

• 🤢 Cleaning up the… situation (kid, dog, cat, you—no judgment)

• ☁️ Kicking the tires on that shiny new cloud app

When your timetable is stretched tighter than a snare drum, one “uh-oh” can snap the whole kit. Let’s give you some breathing space.

4 Ways to Build Buffer Time

1. Capacity-Plan Like a Boss
   Map your real workload (not the fantasy one). If tasks spill past 60% of your available hours, something’s gotta give.

2. Adjust Expectations
   Extend lead times on deliverables by 25–50%. Everyone needs time to do their job well, and you are no exception.

3. Automate the Mind-Numbing Stuff
   Recurring invoices? Social-media posts? Let the bots handle it while you sip coffee—or stop the dog from taste-testing the recycling.

4. Shuffle the Deck
   Re-assign tasks to team members who have slack. No team? Outsource pocket-size projects. Delegation is not a dirty word.

Stay tuned for more ways to have a life while running your business.

👉 If you have any questions, hit reply. I read every message.
👉 If you’re already curious, let’s chat.

Jennifer Bauldic, Cash Coach

Giving your business a lift.