Forget everything you know about managing your time. Traditional time management strategies often fall short, leaving professionals frustrated and stuck in an unproductive rut. But what if there's a different way? A way that not only streamlines our workflow but also maximizes our influence and effectiveness in the real estate market? Many believe that longer hours and a packed schedule equals productivity. But this old-school approach only leads to burnout and inefficiency. How can changing the way you manage your time make your business much better? In today’s episode, Karla Roberdeau and Tausha Blaksley challenge the norms of time management with clever strategies that guarantee more than just ticking boxes off a to-do list. 99.99% of our issues in business stem from not mastering our time. There are so many shiny things that pull us away from our main focus. -Karla Roberdeau Three Things You’ll Learn In This Episode   -Breaking Old Habits Why is traditional time management not working, and how can you transform your daily routines to achieve better results?   -How to Schedule for Success Organization can transform your productivity in real estate. How does structuring your day boost your effectiveness and peace of mind?   -What Every Agent Should Aim For What is the "Influential Zone," and why should you spend most of your time there? Guest Bio Karla Roberdeau is a celebrated keynote speaker, trainer, and business coach known for her expertise in referral strategies and communication skills. A prominent figure in the real estate coaching community, Karla transforms the professional lives of countless individuals through her innovative teaching methods. Tausha Blaksley is a dynamic real estate agent from Tacoma, WA, with a passion for community and empowerment. Beyond her real estate success, Tausha leads a group called Sisters in Success, inspiring and motivating women in her area.   Episode: 340 Title: Master Your Minutes, Master the Market: High Level Time Strategies w/Karla Roberdeau & Tausha Blaksley Host: Michael J. Maher