A practical way to decide what to work on first, when everything on your list has a real claim on your time: Elizabeth Greenfield described feeling scattered — content, speaking development, client work, all legitimate, all competing for the same hour. Then she named the question she returns to. Her words: "I try to get centered and ask myself like what step today is actually going to help me serve more women one-on-one." Some days the answer is a business-development task. Some days it's serving a current client better. The question doesn't choose for you... it makes the priority visible. And it only works when you're clear on who you serve and how. Without that, every option feels equal, so you spread yourself across all of them and end the day busy and behind. Write down your version of that question, tailored to your practice. Then answer it before you open your task list tomorrow. Want to hear how Elizabeth put it? Link in the first comment. #Coaching #IndependentConsultant #Solopreneur #Positioning