For the weeks motivation doesn't turn up.
Starting is the easy part. Exitnine gives you a simple weekly rhythm, a coach that follows up and people who notice when you go quiet, so the business keeps moving when life gets busy.
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What a week looks like
About twenty minutes, three times a week, is enough to keep going alongside a job.
- Monday
Say what you'll do
Pick this week's tasks on your Roadmap and post them in the community's "This week I will" thread.
- Midweek
Do the work
Short sessions, with reminders when tasks are due. If you get stuck, Coach is there to talk it through.
- Friday
Report back
Coach checks in on how it went, and the Friday thread asks everyone the same question. You'll want something to say.
- Weekend
See it add up
Trackers, your journal and your Exitnine Score show the weeks building on each other.
Progress you can see
Trackers for habits, numbers and checklists show what's on pace and what's slipping, so a quiet week is easy to spot and easy to fix.
The details
- Time needed
- About 20 minutes, three times a week
- Reminders
- For tasks and trackers that are due
- Challenges
- 7 and 30 days, about 20 minutes a day
- Busy month?
- Pause for one or two months instead of cancelling
It's probably for you if
- You've started things before and lost momentum after a few weeks.
- You're building alongside a job and your free hours keep disappearing.
- You work better when someone is expecting an update.
Exitnine can't do the work for you, and it can't promise results. What it does is make the work much easier to keep doing, week after week.
Straight answers
Anything else, ask us.
What is an accountability partner?
Someone you tell what you plan to do, who checks whether you did it. On Exitnine, Coach does the checking in, and you can find accountability partners among the members in the community.
How much time do I need?
Around twenty minutes, three times a week, keeps things moving. The 7 and 30 day challenges take about twenty minutes a day while they run.
What happens if I fall behind?
You pick up where you left off. Your plan and progress are saved, and if life gets busy you can pause your membership for a month or two instead of cancelling.
Does it work for a side business?
Yes. Most members are building alongside a job, which is why everything is built around short, regular sessions.
Free guides on this
Also on Exitnine: ai business coach, community and our free calculators.
- How to stay consistent when building a business6 minute readHow to keep working on your business when motivation fades: one weekly priority, short fixed sessions, accountability and restarting after a gap.
- How to run a side business with a full-time job6 minute readA realistic weekly routine for a side business around a full-time job: finding 5–8 hours, one priority a week, batching tasks and avoiding burnout.
- How to quit your 9 to 5 in the UK: a realistic plan4 minute readA step by step plan for leaving your job to work for yourself in the UK, from knowing your number and testing an idea to tax, notice periods and choosing your date.
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