Or are you just messing around?
Most people go through life being committed to their job, their spouse, their family and everyone else’s expectations – yet somehow never to ourselves.
True commitment begins with being committed to SELF. Without self-commitment we are living in the world of hoping, wishing, pining, wanting, yearning.
The World of Wishing lacks clarity and focus. It often paints the picture of an illusion, living someone else’s dream so that you do not have to take the responsibility of committing to oneself.
Ugh, “responsibility” – just sounds painful doesn’t it? We take responsibility for others so easily, but we fail to take our own destiny in business with such gravity.
Often not making a commitment is because in the beginning it’s common to feel overwhelmed in business.
There is so much to learn. The best way I have found to deal with this feeling, is to set aside a certain amount of time daily to devote to your new business.
You will have to decide how much time you can budget. But, make a commitment and stick to it. If you will spend a set amount of time working at your new business EVERY day, the results of those efforts will add up very quickly.
It’s like the old saying, “The best way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time. Divide your tasks up into small chucks and do them one at a time. Before you know it, you will have accomplished a great deal.
Just make a commitment and hold yourself accountable If you will do that much, everything will eventually fall into place. Before you know it, you will be earning a steady income as an internet Network Marketer.
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July 8th, 2009 at 6:43 am
It is interesting as after 12 months of mucking around with various online businesses and ideas. Chasing the elusive and best ideas for creating a successful online, business, I have made a big turn around to come back to basics.
I believe I was lost in info over load, but now have more of an understanding and am going to put what I’ve been learning from the more experienced into practice. Follow my progress and any feed back is always helpful.
Cheers.
July 8th, 2009 at 1:05 pm
Good post and content. I’d also add that while you’re putting in the consistent time – stay focused! It’s so easy to get distracted online, and the key is to put in 1-2 hours per day of undistracted, productive time…