Staying Focused All Day

[Hazo]

If anyone wants this program - hit me up on IM only.

[Pokerhunt]

Great post and great inputs - just what I needed as I recently went full-time.

One of my biggest concerns has been how to plan the day/week, so appreciate the suggestions.

[nirva]

- Stop going on youtube and other time wasters, you are supposed to be making money

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[JeremyM]

Haha, great video!

[Knup]

Love that video. So true sometimes.

[Greg]

I use The Action Machine, it's the single most productive tool I have in my arsenal. It creates timers for your mind which ignites productivity. I suggest you check it out.

I also use the Action Machine. My buddy here Hazo got me a copy (maybe he knew I needed it lol). I just take 10 minutes in the morning to plan out my day. I use 30 and 15 minute intervals to keep myself on track and not burned out. Obviously, some tasks take an hour but I try and split it up during the day.

@Randy - I'd say for affiliates checking emails and phone calls could be done 2x per day. For affiliate managers this should definitely be every hour.

What am I doing here right now?



I am the kind of person who always has to be checking the news. Rather than hitting stories here and there I just carve out 15 minutes before lunch and read whats happening. During the Celtics season this may increase to 30 lol!

[Hazo]

If you want to watch the videos on how to use it effectively - you can check them out here: Help - The Action Machine

[Guerreiro]

What happens when sometimes you have one of those days in which you do not want to do anything? You know you see a task and think, not now. Do you switch or are you going to do that task anyway with the risk of losing quality?

[nirva]

I'm surprised at how many people got into the AM world and decided to replicate their school days with such rigid timetables.

I got into this business and discovered freedom to choose when to do/not do things, having a timetable and an imaginary boss telling me when to work (if you enjoy the work you shouldn't need prompting) pretty much scares the hell out of me

[Guerreiro]

Well nirva, at some level you are correct of course. But any work, any work, gets repetitive and stale and everyone needs a good kick in the ass or some guidelines once in a while. Of course you could try to switch things totally around when it becomes stale.