Jane D Hoffman

Jane D Hoffman If you want more success, less stress, and assistance in your business, you’ve come to the right place! Time is one of our most precious assets.

Decluttering Specialist working with solo business owners and freelancers to make the best use of their time and space, and create better energy in the process l Virtual Assistant Figuring out how to effectively spend each day can be a challenge. I advise solopreneurs who want to get the most out of each day. Having good time management and productivity skills are key and enable you to work smarte

r so that you get more accomplished in less time, even when time is tight and the pressure is on. I help solopreneurs be more strategic with their time and energy, so they can complete their tasks and projects more quickly and with ease. There are no cookie cutter formulas. Every situation is unique and is customized to fit your own needs. My professional experience over the last 30 years includes a wide variety of careers ranging from B2B sales, B2C sales, retail, and various administrative positions in the corporate arena in diverse industries. I developed advanced skills in time management, strategic problem solving, organizing thoughts and function for businesses and individuals alike. I bring a broad depth of experience having worked in so many different capacities and in different industries. As a solopreneur, I know the struggles you may be going through, and can draw on my experience to better help you find the action plan that works for you.

06/03/2026

Timing is everything (more times than not).

Have you ever noticed that?

If you have a thought to do something, call someone, go somewhere, simply do it!

Don't procrastinate!

A situation presents itself at that moment, and you decide it’s the perfect time to do it.

I often do things based on timing.

And way more often than not, it works out better than if I waited.

So, when the situation presents itself, remember to do it now!

06/01/2026

A few Quick Tips for your Monday:

- Just Start.

- Whatever time of day works best for you.

- Get rid of one thing you don’t use or need anymore.

- Write a to-do list each day, or the night before.

- Do your most important tasks first.

- Get plenty of sleep.

- Set some fun intentions.

05/29/2026

Spend 10 minutes at the end of each day tidying up your work area.

It's easy for your space to get a little messy as the day progresses, and by the end of the day you may have accumulated a pile of papers and other items around your desk.

Straightening up will make you feel accomplished, add to your productivity for the next day, and you’ll sleep better too.

05/27/2026

Don’t underestimate the power of small chunks of time to get things done.

One example is when you have few minutes between meetings.

Come up with a list of short tasks that you can knock out in 15, 10, or even five minutes:

Answer emails; reach out to a contact; get some industry reading done.

You can do it!

05/26/2026

A Few Tuesday Quick Tips -

- Prioritize your tasks ahead of time.

- Complete your most dreaded tasks first thing in the morning.

- No multitasking.

- Exercise.

- Set aside a few minutes each night to reflect on all of the day's events.

05/22/2026

Celebrate your small victories.

We have a lot of small victories that go unnoticed.

Take a moment to celebrate them!

Did you check off all the things on your to-do list that you've been putting off? Yay!

Did you finally clear out the hundreds of emails that have been filling up your inbox? Yippee!

Did you call that prospect you've been meaning to call for weeks? Whoa Whoa!

Take pleasure in these small achievements.

They add up!

05/20/2026

Always have backup tasks at the ready.

There are times when life will attempt to derail your productivity:

A person you need to talk to is unavailable, the internet is down, or you just can't focus on the task at hand.

Have other options so that you're able to get something done even when you can't finish your primary task.

05/18/2026

A positive thought to start the week!

Do the difficult things while they are easy and do the great things while they are small. A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step." ~Lao Tzu

Have a great week!

05/15/2026

Of course weekends are for relaxing; taking some time off; having fun with friends and family.

That said, if you could find an hour or two over the weekend to clean out your inbox, knock out smaller, mindless tasks, or get a head start on any looming projects, it will save you time during the week.

Doing this while watching your favorite sports on TV or a movie on Sunday evenings can be a great way to get something done without it feeling like you're doing too much work.

I usually find myself getting at least one 'thing' done so that it's not waiting for me on Monday morning.

You’ll be glad if you do that too!

05/13/2026

You may think that going from one task to another or from a task to a meeting is using your time wisely, however it is actually doing the opposite.

We all need time throughout the day to clear our minds and recharge between activities.

The human brain can only focus for around 90 minutes at a time.

Therefore, without a buffer, it will be much harder to stay focused.

Leave enough time between your projects to make sure you’re on time and ready mentally for the next challenge of the day.

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