Samm

Keep up the good work
Nick

I sometimes I feel like I am losing my mind, going off in 20 different directions at a time. Sometimes to the point of depressing me because there is so much I want to do and so little time.

I have followed your advice on outsourcing and I am starting to see great results in terms of getting things done. I have had to fire a few people pretty quickly but I guess it takes time to build a good team.

If I can now just control my ADD brain using these new tips and stay focused, my life and mental health will improve as well. Thanks again for all the quality content you are putting out there.

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Which is the project managment software you mentioned?
I have a self-made To Do List which gets full beyond belief.
Maybe a software can help break down smaller tasks or so.
If you’re usuing one, that means it definitely can help me!

Cheers,

Rick

WOW! glad to see that I’m not the only one who suffers from EADD!!

I’ve really been helped by this post Chaunna, and it gave me an insight into the suffering the wives go through:

“Still to this day, Justin will turn to me and list off this great idea that he just wrote copy for, and I have to ask – what project is that for? Then he gives me this sad look and realizes that he’s just done it again.”

That paragraph totally sums up mine and my wife’s relationship when it comes to making money online, except she doesn’t get involved; simply frets at how much time it takes up.

The index cards thing is brilliant – that’s one tip I’m going to apply immediately – I have these ideas and get all excited about them and I think dealing with them by writing them down will make a massive difference.

Thanks Chaunna!

Tony.

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One method that I use is to capture everything in notebooks. I love the idea of using the index cards to capture ideas for future projects.

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Cheapest route is going to be through clickbank or paydotcom… You might also want to checkout TotalMarketer.com they’re pretty cheap.

My first priority is to market my membership site.

I watched your video on that Ustream, which I got some helpful tips on how to promote it. Like PPC, like Justin said. That was pretty cool you went over how to sell a membership. If a membership gets say 3000, you usually sell it for 5 times that much, $15,000. What is the best place to sell, I hear Justin talks about DigitalPoint and SitePoint. So I guess that would be a pretty good place to start. But I am not at that level yet. LOL!

In starting an affliate program for your membership site, what is the best way to tackle that. I am a little confused on how to go about doing that. I know ClickBank you can set an affliate program up.

In your opinion what is the best way to set an afflate program up.

I like the idea of Being a Guest Blogger on your Site FlinGGGGGGGGGGGG
Site. So maybe, I will do that in the near future. Money is tight right now, living in Michigan. So I am an avid follower. I am also an affliate for Russell Brunsons, SecondTier.com. But I want to attract more people to my membership website. I am going to create another Youtube Video and maybe go the PPC way to advertise the Youtube Video to get some traffic to it. I might even try Admob like Justin says in the blog post.

Hey feel free, Chaunna, to check out my blog, I sure need the Love of someone leaving a comment to my blog,

Okay talk with you later,
Ray.

I just created an idea folder on my computer!

Time management is something I’ve
really been working on, this post helped me
a lot!

Thanks

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Great post and great examples. I like how you add the “why” to your examples. We should come up with a phrase like P Diddy ” No Bitchassness” thats catchy and reminds everyone to stay focused.

This one is a way back burner project.

Thanks,
Ray

I completely know what you mean, and I am often hearing more and more ideas from Justin, but you just have to remember that ideas dont make money unless you put them into action. By writing them down you’ll be forced to thing through the process of what will make them successful, how to make them successful, and what might make them not successful (so you can plan ahead before you reach the road block).

Let us know how the focus strategies help you

It will be hard to pull some pots off the burner, but by limiting yourself you’ll force yourself to get projects completed – which will boost your motivation to get the rest of them done instead of doing bits and pieces.

Thanks for the compliment. Once you get organized and start implementing some of the focus techniques you’ll start seeing more and more success – u just have to remember to take action.

You got it – i like that line – it fits so well, and many people dont realize how much not planning effects how successful you are at reaching your goals.

Writing down your ideas on index cards will definitely allow you to get more sleep. I heard (or read) somewhere that when you sleep you allow your subconscious to work through road blocks and hurtles that you couldn’t figure out when focusing on a topic – so sleep is important in defining your ideas and making them become a reality. Start writing them down and focusing on taking action and you’ll find you get more done and start moving toward your goals instead of running in a hamster wheel of ideas.

That sounds like a fantastic book, and you have implemented some very resource full techniques. I’ll have to check out the “things” app. You also make a great point of breaking your goals down into phases – that’s why i have Justin write down every part of the project, so he can sort through the beginning middle and end tasks to get them done faster.

Thanks for sharing what keeps you focused