One of the best enemies to business success is the New Object Problem. You as an entrepreneur are probably extremely creative, intuitive and optimistic fundamentally, and it’s likely common for you to have a mind full of new ideas at any specific moment.
You see opportunity where many others don’t and the difficulty occurs when you wish to bring all of concepts to life in your home-based business at the same time. It may be difficult for you to say no to pursuing a new concept or opportunity when it’s presented because you love new and exciting things!
Some days you’ll feel you are chasing after many ideas at the same time while accomplishing no real progress on any one of them.
In order to beat New Object it’s important to pick ONE concept and target your complete attention on it. Of all the ideas you have in your head right now, which one has the potential to make you the most money? This is the idea you want to target your total attention, energy and resources on.
A lot of other great ideas and opportunities will come your way as you focus on bringing your best concepts to life, but till that occurs, keep a running “good idea/Opportunity” list where you can keep a record of those things for later evaluation.
All those great ideas and opportunities are pointless to you if you can’t bring them to full completion inside a good time frame.
With your best concept at the forefront, decide on the best way to actualize a structured plan. Map your intention into bite-size, manageable pieces and once done, put your attention on finishing the initial step. Only once you have finished that step, move on to the next.
Keep under consideration, across the process distractions will surround you. When presented with an opportunity, even tho a very good one, learn to say no if it takes you away from your first goal.
It’s often hard for entrepreneurs to say no but chasing countless concepts at the same time will only put you more and more behind.
Therefore where do you begin now? Here is a brief guideline to help you:
1. Make a listing of all the concepts and opportunities on your to do list at the moment.
2. Pick the one which will make you the most money and develop a controllable plan to complete it.
3. When diversions arise, ask yourself, “Will this bring me nearer to my goal or take me further away from it? “
4. If they take you away from your first goal, learn to say no.
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