Wow! You really do get swept up in all goings on and easily distracted. So overwhelmed with what I should be putting my energy into. Need income but want to pursue the bigger picture. Should I focus on e-com and try to bring some money in (not guaranteed) or put my focus on being a business and lifestyle coach which I feel I would be very good at, but its a flooded market or hold tough and focus as turning my app into a business? The list goes on.
How do people have one goal? It would be so much easier as an entrepreneur if I just had one focus, one dream, one goal. I have two main passions but can’t really make a career out of them now but I do intend to explore them more as hobbies once I am a millionaire.
Somedays its great and motivation is at the forefront, then other days are where I think why bother, am I ever going to settle into a business which I will love, enjoy and thrive. I think sacrifices need to be made and more time put in. Then the more I will get out of time spent laptop bruising and things will fall into place. In order to do this, I’ve decided to give up alcohol until June 1st which will make it approx 3 months (a tough decision)
I will defiantly give it a good go to keep the head down, save and try put money into at least one business and give it a good crack. Am I choosing the right business to focus on if I invest? I am currently doing a short course and last night was all about figures. Which definitely and admittedly are my down point, gladly it was simplified so I will try to gather some projections and add them to my business plan (not that it will make a difference).
The long and short it of it is its hard on your own as an entrepreneur starting out. It’s never easy on your own when you have so many choices and options out there and so many interests. It definitely gets overwhelming and you end up getting frustrated because you are spreading yourself to thin. I’m going to dig my heels in and drive on. Set a timeline and goals and that’s the plan of action.
Antonia K. Moore 