Last Month I challenged myself to writing 50 finance related articles and amassing 500 LEO to power up
I failed at the first goal.
And that is ok.
Why?
Because I had the time (or as much time as I have to dedicate to my writing), resources, and material readily available to write my 50 posts.
Sure, its a lot, but not when you have literally hundreds of posts outlined in a journal.
I didn't even get half way there.
What does that tell me?
To work on the next goal.
This months goal is a little different.
I want to power up 550 LEO.
I am also taking the "have to write" out of it this time.
I mean, I can buy leo, too right? And I can toss that journal of could have been.
All of that time I have been spending on "I should write a post today"
Will now be used for something else.
This month I am concentrating on my online business.
No more "I should email them more often"
Just like last month I made writing for LEO my only writing project, this month I am making, writing my marketing materials my only writing project.
When you see me here on LEO, it will be a "down" time or time writing about how my marketing is going.
I have blog posts, and I have emails ready to go, and I will keep them coming.
I have a special running from Dec 13 - Jan 6.
By January 4, I will know if this is a good time investment that I need to optomize and grow, or another energetic time sinker to be tossed aside so I can find the real "I make money being me, money maker"
Goals are great, but stagnant goals are more like a disease than a blessing.
Let's keep our goals relevant
To be clear, I will keep threading, and playing rising star, and writing posts like this one, I am simply taking it off my "things to do" list.
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