Thread: Constant Reviews - Tracking the long path to Success

I open this as I've always wished to track my progress, I believe reviewing ones actions to be fundamental for a person to learn and gain from them. I will save the back story for now - the point of the story right now is that I'm fairly young and have belief that I will get to where I wish to go.

As with everything, it takes smaller steps to reach the destination of success, so right now here's what I'd like to achieve in the short term range:

1) Continue my policy of 'Continuous Learning' by expanding the time I spend reading books related to the areas I'm interested in. Also hire some mentors for specific skills I wish to gain, as I have a small amount of cash saved for this very same purpose.
2) Set up a 'Support/Mentor Group' - although stolen from Napoleon Hill's 'Think and Grow Rich', this is a very powerful notion to incorporate into ones life. Presidents have cabinets encompassing all aspects of the country advising them; Companies have boards advising them; likewise it is a powerful thing to have a group of people advising you and steering you i the right direction.
3) Define my goals - and read them every morning.
4) Drill into my head the idea of focusing. One thing done well is a lot more beneficial than many things done poorly.
5) Work on my systems for organising information, and utilising them.

Right now I'm working on a small software reselling business, fairly good margins but nowhere near the levels I wish to get it at. Apologies for the very brief and uninsightful post - I'm going by the 'Get it done regardless of how bad it is' principle here, as the choice really is a rubbish post vs no post at all, and the former wins easily. Hopefully I'll up date these closer to regularly than sporadically.. there's a long path to walk yet so if you do read than it is much appreciated, likewise any feedback is also.

It's really cool to look back and see how far you have come when you actually track progress.

Six months from now you'll be far ahead if you constantly learn.

Setting up a mastermind group is the best thing you can do.

It does not even have to be face to face, it can even be done on skype and google chat.

I have a group of 6 people who have been meeting on google chat for a while now. We meet once a week at the same time every time and discuss what we are doing and call out on each others bullshit.