a person holding one hundred dollar bills

I’ve been thinking about this for a couple of weeks now and was prompted to finally put these words on a page because of this tweet:




Here’s the question I would ask…

What if you treated every day like this, focusing your time and energy into creating $1,000 days?
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If you were successful, for 250 days a year, which is basically the average number of working days in a year, you’d be looking at an extra $250,000 in your pocket. That’s the power of prioritizing your time and energy on high-value activities that drive profitability.

But where could you find that money?

  1. Your Money Makers 💼: Start by identifying the key activities or tasks in your business that directly contribute to generating revenue. These could include sales calls, client meetings, product development, or marketing campaigns. These are your “money makers” – the activities that have the most significant impact on your bottom line.
  2. Prioritize Your Priorities 🎯: Once you’ve identified your money makers, prioritize them in your daily and weekly schedule. Aim to allocate 60-80% of your time and energy to these revenue-generating activities. This might mean delegating or eliminating lower-value tasks that aren’t directly tied to your financial goals.
  3. Focus on Efficiency ⏱️: To maximize your $1,000 days, focus on working smarter, not harder. Look for ways to streamline your processes, automate repetitive tasks, and leverage tools and technology to increase efficiency. By optimizing your workflows, you can accomplish more in less time and boost your productivity.
  4. Set Clear Goals 🎯: Define specific, measurable goals for your $1,000 days. How many sales calls do you need to make? How many client projects do you need to complete? By setting clear targets, you can track your progress and stay motivated to achieve your financial objectives.
  5. Monitor and Adjust 📈: Regularly monitor your performance and adjust your strategy as needed. Pay attention to what’s working well and what isn’t, and be willing to adapt accordingly. By continuously refining your approach, you can increase your effectiveness and drive even greater results.

Remember, every $1,000 day brings you one step closer to your financial goals. By focusing your time and energy on high-value activities, you can maximize your productivity and profitability, ultimately leading to greater success and fulfillment in your business.

Here’s to creating more $1,000 days and building the business of your dreams! And let’s not forget, for you it could be that you need to focus on $10,000 days or $100 days. Pick the number that is most helpful to you now and you can adjust later. 💪💼💰


Micah Foster headshot, Co-Owner of Dream Support for executive assistants

Micah Foster, Co-Owner

Micah Foster is a partner at Dream Support LLC who has been providing remote executive assistants to busy leaders who need administrative and organizational help for over five years.

He has a passion for creating and maintaining positive and productive work environments and empowering people to reach their full potential.