One thing I’ve discovered is that people who accomplish amazing things in life tend to make decisions differently than normal people. One of those differences starts whenever a new idea comes their way, whether that idea is their own or someone else’s.In short, normal people tend to focus on why that idea isn’t possible. Successful people
I, like you, am constantly working on how to stop procrastinating. Procrastination’s like this beast that sits there in the background and occasionally reaches up its claw and tries to grab you and pull you down into the morass of getting absolutely nothing done. So, how do we stop procrastinating? How do we shift from
Want to be more productive? To increase your productivity? The first step is to focus on your productive capacity – your ability to do the things that need to be done in less time so you can achieve the results that you are after. Because productivity is not all about prioritizing your tasks or making better
People who are just getting started in online business constantly deal with a key question: how to find your passion. Ideally, when you’re trying to decide what subject you want to build your business around, create a course or other content about, you really would like to have a topic that:1You’re incredibly passionate about – you
One of the toughest aspects of working, much less working from home, is being productive while there are so many distractions around us. Here’s a technique I learned from Alex Mandosian that has made huge differences in my business: It’s called The 48-Minute Technique™, and for the cost of a simple $8.97 kitchen countdown timer you
Fill in the blank: Nothing great was ever accomplished without ___________. What answer came to your mind? Enthusiasm? (that’s what the original quote says) Effort? Perseverance? Courage? A plan? Faith? Obstacles? All of those are great, but I have a very different answer: Nothing great was ever accomplished without a decision. Making a decision is
Do you know anyone who has eliminated their Facebook profile entirely or who has taken a break from Facebook? You probably do: 61% of Facebook users have taken a Facebook Vacation for several weeks or more, and 20% of online adults once used Facebook but don’t any longer. Here’s an infographic that shows why: Does
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