Miles Hanson

Make it big, but it doesn’t have to be. Now, what skills and abilities will you need to hit that goal? you have: Now place each thing in the first list inside of the appropriate column Now, take a look at your columns and see where you can focus and where you may want to delegate. Depending on what your goal is, it may be worth outsourcing some of column 3 and 4 so you can focus on the first 2.

You find any little excuse you can to not sit your ass in the chair a knock it out. The project isn’t that big of a deal, but it sure feels like it now that you’re behind. For you, the GTFJD method looks like this: Sit down and get through your piece as quickly as humanly possible. Typos, grammar mistakes, word repetition, run on sentences, tangents…let ’em all out.

You wake up with 100 effort points per day to put towards whatever you want. Let’s say that your goal is to start a business that replaces your job in 3 months. You could choose to put all of your effort points into it or distribute them randomly like most people. One gets you there in 100 days [3 months]

If you don’t have anything worth saying, don’t say anything.”On the other hand, one reason we often find ourselves with nothing much to say is that we’ve already decided that it’s safer and easier to say nothing. If you’ve fallen into that trap, then committing to having a point of view and scheduling a time and place to say something is almost certainly going to improve your thinking, your attitude and your trajectory. And so much more… Permission marketing is the privilege (not the right) of delivering anticipated, personal and relevant messages to people who actually want to get them. I’m inviting 3 people to work one on one with me to build their first email list from 0 to 300 *engaged* email subscribers.