| Do you find that you have lots of ideas, but you | | | | and the sequence in which they must be |
| never seem to get anywhere with them? Maybe | | | | completed. |
| you are good at starting things, but not so good | | | | Make yourself accountable. Setting external |
| at finishing them. How can you make sure that | | | | deadlines will hold your feet to the fire. Trying to |
| the great plans you have for the coming year | | | | develop a workshop? Schedule it. Having to |
| actually come to fruition? | | | | present on that date will force you to complete it. |
| First, choose one thing and work on it. It is | | | | Put together a group of people working on |
| possible to work on several projects at the same | | | | projects. Share your deadlines and progress. |
| time. But if you are having trouble finishing | | | | Hire a coach. They can help you get past the |
| anything you may be better off simply choosing | | | | obstacles in the way of reaching your goals. And |
| one and working on it until it is done. | | | | when you are paying someone to keep you |
| If it isn't possible to work on one project | | | | focused, the mere fact you have money |
| exclusively, then set up times when you will work | | | | invested can help you focus. |
| on that project. For example, spend the first hour | | | | Just do it. Stop making excuses. Stop stalling. Do |
| of each day on it. Make this appointment a | | | | it. |
| priority. | | | | And when you reach a goal, use the excitement, |
| Break the project into pieces. Instead of "writing | | | | energy and momentum to get a head start on |
| and publishing a book," define the individual tasks | | | | your next project. |