Five Stages of a Workflow
In this episode, I share with you five simple stages to create and document any type of workflow. Don’t forget, documenting workflows for your personal life and business can make all the difference: time saved, consistency, ease of training and so much more.
Sign up below to download the cheatsheet for these five stages, and receive a starting list of workflows you can create today!
Many of us go through life doing the same tasks and projects over and over, recreating the experience every single time. However, could you imagine the time you would save, and the mental space you could free up if you documented all of these tasks?
It’s totally possible to create workflows and just keep them stored in your memory. However, documenting workflows for your personal life and business can make all the difference: time saved, consistency, ease of training and so much more
However, the real value is in documenting them. You can choose to store your workflows on paper (especially helpful when posting them), however I recommend a digital form of storage, either word documents, Google Drive, or a task management software that you use for other things. Ideally you want to be able to access your workflows from multiple devices and share them with others (either family or team members).
Create and Document Your Workflows
In this video, I am going to share with you 5 simple stages you can use to create and document any type of workflow. You can use these 5 stages to organize any area of your business or your home.
To help you remember these 5 stages, I’ve created a cheat sheet that includes the question you should ask yourself at every stage, as well as a starting list of various workflows you can start documenting today.
Sign up for the cheatsheet and start creating your workflows today!