Working Well Wednesday

Creating Content takes a lot of concentration to ensure the posts are well constructed.  Like most people I have a ton of distractions that have to be block out in order to achieve my goals.  How I do this doesn’t just come from sheer will power but from using tools that help me to work efficiently so I’m able to get more things done in less time.

Managing my resources well comes from having ACTION-BASED GOALS:

         CREATING GOOD CONTENT

           CONSTRUCTING BLOGS & WEBSITES

                                                                                  BEING SELF-EMPLOYED

MAKING MONEY WORKING FROM HOME

WORKING WELL

I utilize tools such as…

MINDMAPS

              

PRODUCTION PLANNERS & POST-IT NOTES

              

JOURNALS & ELECTRONIC TOOLS

                 

SOCIAL MEDIA and TECH TOOLS (See my blog Trekkie to Techie).

       

Wednesday is the day I use to complete the following tasks:

Outline my projects for the upcoming week.

Choose or construct Info-graphics for additional posts.

Make revisions to enhance previously published content.

Having an accountability system helps me to stay focused so I don’t get distracted on my journey to the top.

My TIME isn’t owned by anyone but me, because at the end of the day I get to choose how I use it.

Focus Forward

Change happens regardless if you do nothing.  Which is why it is important to focus on the life ahead of you versus living in the past.

Moving forward may be the hardest thing you have to do, yet in order to succeed you can’t afford to let yourself become a dinosaur, or a relic    stuck in the Good Old Days (or bad periods)from your past.

If you do while you remained dormant like an ostrich with your head is stuck in the sand opportunities will be passing you by.

 This is why you MUST on how the things you do NOW will affect your life TOMORROW.

  Because every experience, (be it good or bad) will shape the person you become or the things you fail to achieve.

Here’s a suggestion that I hope will help people out there who have tons of stuff to do and hardly any time to get it all Done.

1.  Set miniature goals that can be easily done without much thought so it decreases the possibility of failure.

2.  Use FREE online tools to manage multiple projects, such as (Google Drive) which is a GREAT resource for Solopreneurs, Mommypreneurs, Bloggers and anyone trying to establish a business venture.

3.  Create a short list of your favorite Things to Do that can turn your hobby into an income producing venture.

 

 Hopefully this serves as the motivation for YOU to turn your IDEAS into ACTIONS by staying FOCUSED on the outcome versus the obstacles that standing in the way of YOU getting things done.