How do you choose?

[royemunson]

Okay,

so I read articles, posts, and success stories about many of you and others who have achieved amazing results in different arenas.

I love business, investing, and all it entails.

How do you choose which one to focus on starting out so to speak?

Why did you go into your area of expertise?

What initial hurdles did you overcome?

I have so many ideas and putting one out there and going for it is tought
to choose as I belive many others could/would prove successful.

Just thoughts

Joe

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

For me, I love the challenge of a new task. I always wanted to be a writer and now I can do so without the struggles of having a job, or other interests. Its what I can focus on. I've never run a blog, nor written a book -- that fact inspires me to do it and accomplish it -- regardless of success or failure.

I have other great ideas (particularly product inventions) that will have to hold off until my current goals are met.

Focus is very important in anything I do. In my early 20's, I had many great ideas but zero focus.

With all these great ideas in your head, its best to pick one and focus on it - make it successful.

1 project done is better than 20 that never get off the ground. That was me in a nutshell when I was 22 - dozens of projects that never get anywhere.

 

[royemunson]

Focus. that term with choices are two of the most powerful ones in anything we do in life.

You know Tony Robbins is someone I listen to often and it all comes down to our core.

I have a major issue with focus.

I know a little about a lot. I know more in some areas than certain people do who are doing it which gives them the edge b/c they are taking action and succeeding.

I get bored easily. I love the web but am not techie.

I enjoy helping people. I just love the idea of creating, starting, and moving on.

A comfort zone is something I avoid. Once I become good at something, its time to move on.

Have anyone else felt this? You know thanks to this forum (which is a classic example of filling a need - why didn't I think of it damn it!!!)

i can now vent/ask and not get stupid answers that you don't know whether or not they are good advice or not.

One of my favorite things about RK is that he is not that smart and he admits it. I was reading about Michael Dell and the guy seemed destined for success which makes some of us feel like - what the hell am i doing?

Anyway I am ranting and the fact that MJ you invited me here I :cheers:
to you!

If I can find my focus and make my way to the fast lane then I will owe you guys much much more.

Thanks

Joe