Lately I've been working on smaller things to make money 'right now' to pay bills, versus working on my Fastlane business because it's 'long-term', meaning I know the payoff is not immediate and I have to have an income right now.
But then I feel unproductive for not spending more time working on my fastlane idea. Does anyone else struggle with that? I feel like I have to split my time in half on each so I'm not getting very far on either. Is that normal? 😕
But then I feel unproductive for not spending more time working on my fastlane idea. Does anyone else struggle with that? I feel like I have to split my time in half on each so I'm not getting very far on either. Is that normal? 😕
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