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Re: How do you make the most of your day?
- Here are a couple things I do to get lots done.
First, I work from a weekly To Do List (although I should call it an Action List) rather than a daily list. Each item on the list must be one specific action required to move one step closer to accomplishing or finishing something. It's similar to what Robert Alan talks about.
Each day I prioritize 3 actions that must be completed before the end of the day. I fully commit to those actions.
Second, when I really need to focus on something to get the most done possible I work in timed 50 minute increments.
That may sound a little loopy but it really works for me plus I feel refreshed working that way.
So I literally have a little timer on my desktop that I set to count down from 50 minutes to zero. During that 50 minutes I work without interruption. When the timer goes off I stop whatever I'm doing and take a 10 minute break.
You can get an incredible amount of work done working that way without feeling like you're working hard.
I don't schedule 8 of those 50 minute time periods because there isn't a need to plus I'm sure you would wear out if you did.
If you haven't tried this you might want to give it a try setting just two 50 minute time periods for a couple days and fiercely keeping them without interruptions to see what I mean.
I'd love to hear about your experience and any other kind of quirky things that work.
Re: How To Stay Motivated In Your Business
- Motivation spurs people into actions every time. When there is no motivation the reason to move forward seems lost. Thanks so much for this post Evan
Re: Some motivation when the going gets rough
- Hi There,
How about this, here are the ten top questions to ask yourself every day:
1. "Who do I need to say "I love you" to today?"
2. "What will I do today to insure I remain at the highest level of
health possible, now and in the future?"
3. "What am I most grateful for right now?"
4. "What 3 actions must I take today to meet my daily, weekly,
monthly, annual, ten year and life long goals?
5. "Who needs to hear from me today?"
6. "What new things will I learn today?"
7. "Whose life can I influence for good today?"
8. "What am I doing today to generate an above average income?"
9. "What am I doing today to create an eternal legacy?"
10. "What is happening today that will be so important that I
must record it in my journal?"
I have seen this somewhere and I tweaked it a little.
In order we are able to say: "Never give up!" , one has need to start something.
Be blessed
Re: Best 'Call to Action' Phrases for PPC Marketing
- Hi Russell,
Thank you for providing this list. It certainly is a shortcut for us who don't have time to split test these call-to-actions. Why reinvent the wheel? Lol... thank you Microsoft! I'm going to put some of these to use and see if I can increase my conversions.
Re: How To Promote Your Biz While On Holiday...
- Hi David,
I left a comment on your blog.
I also read your plans in the forum, and I am glad you posted them there.
Many people will learn a lot from your actions.
Enjoy.
I would like to know how others are keeping their biz going when they are a way, without taking their laptop with them.
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