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Redeeming Your Time
Find the hours your team is losing, and the first thing to hand off. Ten minutes, one page.
Where the week goes: a time and capacity snapshot
Who it is for
For the trades owner whose week is full before Monday is over. You write down where the hours go: crews, trucks, the phone, the callbacks, the paperwork nobody else touches. Ten minutes on one page. You leave with the three hours you can hand off first, and what has to be true before more leads help.
The three sections
- Your week, roughly (hours) Rough hours for each part of a normal week, and a total the page adds up for you.
- The numbers we will do the math with The handful of counts we do the math with: who you have, what comes in, what gets missed, and what a yes is worth.
- Four questions, one line each Four short questions about what you would hand off first, and what breaks when things get busy.
Miguel Thorpe, Growth Specialist · (501) 269-5797 · Miguel@emprisedigital.co
Redeeming Your Time
Download the PDFHOME SERVICE TRADES · BEFORE WE TALK
Roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, fencing, landscaping. Ten minutes, on your own copy. Rough numbers beat blank boxes; we do the math together.
1 · YOUR WEEK, ROUGHLY (HOURS)
2 · THE NUMBERS WE WILL DO THE MATH WITH
3 · FOUR QUESTIONS, ONE LINE EACH
Every hour here is time on a job, time running the business, or work a system could do. On a call we sort the three piles, put a number on the third, and pick the first thing to hand off. The room you have left decides the order: a full week means hours before more leads. Nothing you write here leaves you and Emprise.
Your week's three biggest piles
Bring this sheet to a free 30-minute call with Miguel. We sort the three piles, put a number on the third, and pick the first thing to hand off.
Book the 30 minutesWe could not send this to Miguel. Download or print your sheet and email it to Miguel@emprisedigital.co.
Miguel Thorpe, Growth Specialist · (501) 269-5797 · Miguel@emprisedigital.co
Your sheet
What happens on the call
On the call we sort every hour on this sheet into three piles: time on the work, time running the place, and work a system could do. We put a number on the third pile and pick the first thing to hand off. You leave with the plan, whether or not we ever work together.