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Focus Considerations
Focus considerations, and what is most important
What should your focus considerations include?
Let me get Focused by asking you just one question? Okay – a few questions.
>> How long have you been trying to get your share of the online “Pie” – like forever?
>>Or, how long have you been trying to reach a goal and you are still spinning your wheels?
>> Is effectively getting things done on time a problem for you?
>> Do you find you never have enough time to finish projects?
Yes? Well Hallelujah! You are now in the majority of those who say:
===>“WOW! Frustration never felt so good!”
===>“I just loooooove being unable to make things work!”
===>“Getting ahead – what the @$*# is that?”
A Dirty Little Secret
Hey, don’t sweat it. Let me tell you a little secret…
Generally, most people struggle for years before they figure out how to market online. Therefore, you are not alone.
It took me over 5 years of online struggle to succeed, but I did it.
What made the difference – a little thing called “Focus”.
When you first started out learning something new, you
simply didn’t know what to focus on. You also didn’t know
what NOT to focus on.
What? Where? When? How much? AAAAAHHHHHH!
I got it. Confusion. Unhappy family, Unhappy you,
and to top things off, you’re bombarded By B.S. in emails and internet offers.
Are you ready to be done with all the crap?
There is always a better way – and I have it!
Take it from someone who lives with A.D.D. every day.
Focus is tough for everyone, but it is not tougher than you.
Try these tips about Focus Considerations?
Okay for starters,
#1. Set A Goal
Tell yourself EXACTLY what you need to do.
(Goal setting can be as easy as 1-2-3.
#2. Pay close attention to what you do as you work
By paying close attention to what you do while you work, you keep the “Distraction” thieves at bay.
#3. Be aware of what are you doing NOW
If what you are doing is not related to your goal, STOP!
And now that I have answered all of your questions…
Yeah, RIGHT!
Setting a goal is really not the hard part of getting to a goal. In fact, it is probably the easiest part.
In contrast, the real challenge is the motivation to keep working toward that goal.
Time And Your Performance – Is Time The REAL Issue?
Time And Your Performance – Time IS the issue
When it comes to better performance, time may be your REAL issue.
If you work for yourself, and you understand that performance and success go
hand in hand, then you know that wise use of your time is important for your success
as well as the success of your business.
We only have just so much time to get things done.
Even if you work for others, it seems that there is always something more that needs to be done,
in a certain way, and within a given time frame.
As an entrepreneur this may be seen as even more of a problem.
Most successful businesses will have strategies and methods
that are in place for employees who have been tried, used, and are
in place for their efficiency, and therefore creates a much more
efficient and successful operation.
Performance Strategies
While there are many ways to become more efficient, performance is also linked to “Proficiency”. Being good at something reduces the amount of time that you have to spend working on a project.This is also known to some people as a “Learning Curve”.
No matter who you are or what you do, you have to learn how to do your job. This is why almost every employee goes through a period of training. Teachers have a trial period where they work with another person, or are checked out by an administrator. Doctors go through residency so they can study and learn under physicians who have already gained the skills required to do the job.
Building strategies and methods for our personal lives is just as important for our time saving performance on a personal level as it is for a business. Only when we can properly control the things that we think about that will point us toward success, and if we can focus our attention toward the things that are meaningful to us in our lives, will we be able to achieve happiness in our accomplishments.
Doing my best
so that you can do yours,
Bob