Remember, I talked about following the process with no regard for the immediate results.

Breaking down the goal to sub-goals and then niching them down further until you have a daily action plan.

Every day, or every few days depending on what your available time is, you take the actions that are the process which will take you to your goal.

Focussing on the process is one thing; keeping yourself on track is another.

What works for me may not work for you so you'll have to fine-tune this for yourself.

What I do is cross off each day that I manage to do what I set out to do.

I promise myself that I will not miss two consecutive days.

Discipline works far better than motivation.

There is a lot of satisfaction in getting that month fully crossed off.

I know I'll reach the goals I set for myself because I know the process works, and I can see that I'm following the process by the progress on the calendar.

It's much easier to stay on course and write an email every day, except Saturday (for me), and I know that by being consistent more of you will open and read the emails I send.

I hope that you get value from them, and when you stop getting value, you have my permission to unsubscribe.

Stay the course, it's worth it.

Regards,

Brent.

P.S. I've been digging a wine cellar under the house today.

Something I've thought about doing for years but with this enforced house arrest, I finally have the time do it.

That doesn't mean I have neglected my online activities, I've just moved them to a different time for a while.

That's the advantage of having a work from home business. 

I didn't have to make any other changes to what I do.

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