
What’s the number one cause of failure and keeping you from getting totally focused? It’s one single, simple little word, but it can make or break you.


What’s the number one cause of failure and keeping you from getting totally focused? It’s one single, simple little word, but it can make or break you.
Sit down. I’m about to tell you some extremely upsetting news. Google is shutting down Google Buzz. Take a moment. I know it’s a lot to absorb. It’s a story we’ve seen unfold time and again. The romance that goes south when he finds someone new and more exciting. I’m not saying Google+ is necessarily to blame, but face it, how could Buzz have ever hoped to compete with Plus?
Lately I’ve been having a really hard time focusing on just one single little task, let alone several large projects. So I decided to do a search for some tools that might help me stay focused – something I know that will come in handy for anyone, especially bloggers and freelance writers. As bloggers, writers block and other distractions are just a few dilemmas that come with the territory; everyone goes through it at one time or another. What’s important though, is not to get too far
With all of the focus that has been placed on Facebook lately (and for good reason since they are changing the rules of the social media game) it’s important not to lose sight of the B2B segment of the social media marketplace. It’s quite easy for social media pundits and the like to dismiss B2B uses of the Twitter, Facebook etc because it’s not the sexy side of social media. Well, like many things in this life, just because it’s not all shiny and pretty doesn’t mean it’s not effective. In fact, our
Let me first start off by apologizing for what looks like a ridiculous indie art project. I mean seriously what the heck does a girl wandering in the woods have to do with this quote? Anyways do your best to ignore the picture and focus on the wise words of Mr. Mark Twain. Twain’s words are spot on. Of course avoiding people that belittle your ambitions seems to be common sense. However, understanding that your success is tied to those that support you is oftentimes completely ignored. Because the
Today I want to talk about focus. If you haven’t read the post on keys to success, you can do so here. I listed focus as the second key to success.
This guest post is by Chris The Traffic Blogger. I can tell you a thousand ideas I have on how to be creative and when/where to write, but I struggle to create a list of times when you shouldn’t write. Most authors advise that you create articles during the good times and the bad in order to do two things: Improve upon your writing skill and increase the diversity of your writing. With that being said, is there ever a bad time to write then?
There are many keys to success and you can find lists of them everywhere. Everyone has their own idea of what creates success. After studying some of those lists, I’ve found there are a few core components to success and without these you likely won’t be as successful as you’d like.