Prioritize for Success: Power Up Your Day with Your Power Hour

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Prioritize for Success: Power Up Your Day with Your Power Hour

As a network marketer, your to-do list probably feels a mile long. You’re the CEO, the sales team, the customer service department, and the chief recruiter, all rolled into one. Without a clear plan, it’s easy to spend your day feeling like you’re putting out fires, but not productive. The secret to moving from busy to productive isn’t about working more hours—it’s about learning how to prioritize your time and focus on the actions that will grow your business. This isn’t just about time management; it’s about being intentional. Today we’ll give you a clear, actionable plan for structuring your day so you can stop reacting to your business and start directing it.

Prioritize Your Day

The first step to a successful day happens the day before. Before you close your laptop or put away your tablet or smartphone, take 10 minutes to plan for your priorities. This isn’t about creating a massive to-do list; it’s about identifying the tasks that will move the needle for your business. Ask yourself: What are the three most important things I must accomplish tomorrow to get closer to my goals?

These are your most important tasks. Don’t confuse them with the easy, quick tasks. Once you have your most important tasks, schedule them into your calendar. Treat these appointments like you would a meeting with your most important client—yourself. Block out specific times to work on them and stick to those commitments. This simple act of scheduling turns a vague goal into a concrete plan.

Schedule Your Power Hour to Help You Prioritize

The Power Hour is the single most powerful tool in your toolbox that can help you prioritize your day. It’s a dedicated block of time – 60 minutes or less – where you focus on income-producing activities with no distractions.

The key to a successful Power Hour is focusing on the task at hand. That means no scrolling social media, no checking emails, no responding to text messages. Turn off notifications and let your friends and family know that you’re unavailable during this time. 

So what do you do during this time? Here’s a sample plan:

  • 15 minutes: Prospecting. Log into Teamzy and see who to contact on your Dashboard. Familiarize yourselves with them and what’s going on in their lives. You can also identify and research potential new customers or team members. Look at who’s engaging with your content, who you’ve met recently, or who has been recommended to you.
  •  30 minutes: Connecting and inviting. Now that you have your list, it’s time to reach out. This is the heart of your business. Send personalized messages, make phone calls, and look for ways to connect with people. Focus on starting conversations, not just making a pitch.
  • 15 minutes: Following up.  Use this time to check in with people you’ve already connected with. This could be a quick message asking if they had a chance to look at the information you sent, or a call to see if they have any questions.

Your Power Hour is your superpower. Even if the rest of your day gets sidetracked by unexpected tasks, you’ll know that you’ve already completed the most crucial actions to grow your business.

Make Time for Your Network and Your Team

Your business is built on relationships. It’s not just about finding new people; it’s about nurturing the relationships you already have. Successful network marketers prioritize their existing network and team members because they know that retention and duplication are just as important as recruitment.

Your Network is the Lifeblood of Your Business

Your network includes everyone from past customers to friends and family. Staying in touch with them isn’t an option—it’s a requirement. Dedicate a portion of your day to genuine, non-salesy engagement.

  • Engage on social media: Go to your network’s social media pages and leave thoughtful comments on their posts. Congratulate them on a new job, wish them a happy birthday, or simply comment on a picture of their vacation. The goal isn’t to sell them something, but to show you care about their life. This builds rapport and keeps you top of mind.
  • Check-ins: Take a moment to check in with your current customers. Ask them how they’re enjoying their products. Answer any questions they might have. Happy customers are repeat customers, and they’re also your best source of referrals.

Check in With Your Team

Your team is your greatest asset. When they succeed, you succeed. Making time for your team isn’t just about being a good leader; it’s about ensuring the long-term health and growth of your business. One of the best ways to help them succeed is to encourage them to prioritize.

Schedule meetings one-on-one: Dedicate time to meet with your key team members individually. These meetings should be their time, not yours, and could be weekly or every other week. Ask them about their goals, their challenges, and how you can support them. This is where you provide coaching, encouragement, and strategic direction.

Connect with your team: Set aside time to engage with your team’s chat or group page. Celebrate their wins, answer their questions, and share valuable resources. Your presence and positive energy can motivate and inspire your entire team.

Encourage training and development: As a leader, it’s your job to help your team grow. Block out time to create new training materials, host a live Q&A, or simply share a valuable article or video with them. When you pour into your team, they’ll be better equipped to build their own businesses, which in turn strengthens the entire organization.

Putting it all together

Adopting these practices into your daily life might feel hard at first, but remember, it’s about progress, not perfection. Start small. For the next week, commit to just two things: planning your priorities the night before and scheduling and sticking to your Power Hour. As you get into a rhythm, you’ll find that these habits build upon each other. Before you know it, it becomes a habit. It’ll be so much easier to prioritize!

Network marketing isn’t just about selling products; it’s about building a business and creating a life of freedom. By prioritizing your day, you take back control of your time and your life. You move from being a passenger to being the driver, steering your business exactly where you want it to go. 

Teamzy Can Help You Prioritize Your Day

Teamzy was developed to help network marketers build strong foundations for their businesses. Simply log in and start connecting with your network and team. Plan your goals, update your network’s Information, track your progress and more. Teamzy is there to help you at each step of your success journey. Click here to learn more about how Teamzy can help.

Eric Johnson

Eric Johnson

Hi. I’m Eric Johnson. I help busy Network Marketers be more successful. I've spent the last 20 years teaching and training relationship marketing and coaching business owners.