TLDR: Prioritize.

Long answer:

1. Sort tasks by deadlines. If the tasks are larger (e.g. planning a large event), I already would've split the task into multiple smaller deadlines when I first received it, so I count this in my list of deadlines to go through.

2. Prioritize. Do tasks that will affect others first (e.g. sending edited photos over so someone else in the social team can post them) or will be noticed if they are late (e.g. making a reservation for a place we want to host an event at).

3. Know when I have to delegate. If I receive a task I always evaluate how much time/resources I'll need to do it and ask for extra time/resources upfront before I dive in. I'd rather ask for help early and be realistic.

I love that WeHo Backgammon Club is a social club with a clear purpose. Many social clubs are vague and it's hard to break into them unless you're already very extroverted/social yourself. With backgammon as a medium, anyone can join for love of the game and already have something to talk about and share passion for. I am excited to help build a community for people to play games and connect over the joy of doing so.

Chamberlain Coffee: https://www.instagram.com/chamberlaincoffee/

Their images aren't too over-edited or corporate, and use less aggressive color schemes while focusing on the most important thing: showcasing the product. Most of their images showcase their product, sometimes alongside other relevant theme items but usually by itself. The pictures are comforting and aesthetically pleasing to look at.