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Another weekend has passed and the work week is in full swing. This poll sparked some pretty interesting comments. Let’s review the results and few of those, shall we?

Looks like 75% of you spend the weekend, “Planning and Going Over Business Strategy.” For those of you who don’t work over the weekend, then it’s a very strategic time for you. However, let me give a bit of advice. Don’t over work on the weekend. Give yourself time to relax and recharge your entrepreneurial batteries. Connect with family and friends. It’s ok to get things ready for the week ahead, but not at the expense of those you love or your sanity. With that said, I’m going to leave you with a great quote I found. Feel free to chime in with your own thoughts on how your entrepreneurial weekend strategy below.

“Time is free, but it’s priceless. You can’t
own it, but you can use it. You can’t keep
it, but you can spend it. Once you’ve lost it
you can never get it back.”

P.S. - This week’s poll is for all of my Success Tips! subscribers. “When Would You Like to Receive the Success Tips Newsletter?” I want to make sure that I’m delivering it when you’re most likely to have time to read it. I’ve been sending it out on Friday’s which works fine but I also realize that if it goes out later on Friday you’re less likely to read it because it’s the weekend. So, you tell me when do you want it? It really is all about you!

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About the Author Rod is the editor-in-chief of The Success Center, Producer of "Inside the Success," and a Success Coach. For more information, tips, and advice on being a successful Christian-preneur subscribe to Rod's "Success Tips!" weekly newsletter. Poll Results: What's your Entrepreneurial Weekend Strategy?, 6.0 out of 10 based on 1 rating

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