Let’s face it; life gets busy. When things begin to get in the way of your day-to-day life, it is key to start prioritizing your tasks. On episode #106 of The New Marketing Show, Kevin & Greg dive into the value of keeping your work prioritized.
It’s easy to get overwhelmed by what life throws at you. It’s okay to get derailed, but what’s important is making sure you stay on track with everything.
Let’s talk more about prioritizing tasks in order to make sure the most important things get done first, tune in!
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- Episode #109 The New Marketing Show: The Long Play
- Episode #108 The New Marketing Show: Message During These Crazy Times
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