Comments on: Eliminating distractions to create a 6 to 7 figure business http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38 Wed, 10 Nov 2010 16:57:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Joe Boylan http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38&cpage=1#comment-1075 Joe Boylan Wed, 05 Mar 2008 21:55:15 +0000 http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38#comment-1075 I just tuned in to your video on FOCUS and I agree with everything you say. It is fascinating. I thought it was just me not doing it right, but it is inspiring to hear that maybe I am like every one else in this amazingly important issue. My feeling is that there is room for a whole lot more stuff on this subject to help people out. I would go a lot further than you Joel and say that THE ISSUE in IM is FOCUS - FOCUS - FOCUS and after that it is FOCUS again. Can we pool our approaches to this problem and open up the solutions, because there are more than one. Great stuff, Keep it up Joe Boylan I just tuned in to your video on FOCUS and I agree with everything you say. It is fascinating. I thought it was just me not doing it right, but it is inspiring to hear that maybe I am like every one else in this amazingly important issue.

My feeling is that there is room for a whole lot more stuff on this subject to help people out. I would go a lot further than you Joel and say that THE ISSUE in IM is FOCUS – FOCUS – FOCUS and after that it is FOCUS again. Can we pool our approaches to this problem and open up the solutions, because there are more than one.
Great stuff, Keep it up
Joe Boylan

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]]> By: Claire Poulton http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38&cpage=1#comment-874 Claire Poulton Wed, 13 Feb 2008 07:14:21 +0000 http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38#comment-874 I have actually created 4 products of my own from scratch. While in the creation process I was entirely focused on creating these products. One of the products was a software project that totally needed the instructions rewritten. While doing this, I created 4 complete websites - one about 50 pages for myself, and 3 for my partner - 25, 9, and 15 page sites each. At the same time I formatted a word document into a complete Christmas story book - over 100 pages complete with graphics. While doing this, I was teaching 6 classes a week in HTML etc. I love to multi-task and that's how I stay focused on getting things done. I still haven't made any money from my finished products, mainly because I have no $$ to advertise and promote the products. I think I learned to do things that way because I was in the Restaurant business for 25 years, and you must multi-task while working to get anything done. I love your "second office", Joel. My 5 kids are grown up now, but I would have loved a closet to get away to once in awhile. All the Best Claire I have actually created 4 products of my own from scratch. While in the creation process I was entirely focused on creating these products. One of the products was a software project that totally needed the instructions rewritten.

While doing this, I created 4 complete websites – one about 50 pages for myself, and 3 for my partner – 25, 9, and 15 page sites each. At the same time I formatted a word document into a complete Christmas story book – over 100 pages complete with graphics.

While doing this, I was teaching 6 classes a week in HTML etc.

I love to multi-task and that’s how I stay focused on getting things done. I still haven’t made any money from my finished products, mainly because I have no $$ to advertise and promote the products.

I think I learned to do things that way because I was in the Restaurant business for 25 years, and you must multi-task while working to get anything done.

I love your “second office”, Joel. My 5 kids are grown up now, but I would have loved a closet to get away to once in awhile.

All the Best
Claire

]]> By: Pete N http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38&cpage=1#comment-869 Pete N Tue, 12 Feb 2008 22:33:58 +0000 http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38#comment-869 This was helpful and what struck the biggest nerve with me was the part about not being an absolute perfectionist. You seem like a nice guy and these videos are very humanising in terms of what it feels like to deal with your company. Pete This was helpful and what struck the biggest nerve with me was the part about not being an absolute perfectionist.

You seem like a nice guy and these videos are very humanising in terms of what it feels like to deal with your company.

Pete

]]> By: Fernanda Estrada http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38&cpage=1#comment-860 Fernanda Estrada Tue, 12 Feb 2008 15:56:56 +0000 http://joeltherien.com/blog/?p=38#comment-860 I agree with you about the power of focusing on just one project at a time. Regarding the one project that we choose, I liked a lot your insight about the 15 to 30 minutes everyday meditation and I think this can help a lot on deciding and accomplishing those important and profitable tasks to focus on day by day. Thanks for your advice Fernanda Estrada Great video with powerfull content I agree with you about the power of focusing on just one project at a time.

Regarding the one project that we choose, I liked a lot your insight about the 15 to 30 minutes everyday meditation and I think this can help a lot on deciding and accomplishing those important and profitable tasks to focus on day by day.

Thanks for your advice

Fernanda Estrada

Great video with powerfull content

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