The Strategy I'm Using to Beat Shiny Object Syndrome
It seems like every newbie on this board runs into shiny object syndrome (aptly abbreviated, SOS). I struggled with it for a while myself, but I've found something that works for me and hopefully for some others:
1. I committed to something - if you've been spending all your time reading, you probably have an idea or two about what you want to try. It's time to commit.
2. I set up Google Alerts - I've got Google Alerts set up to search this board daily for relevant information. This way, I don't miss out on the stuff I want to read about, and I'm not constantly distracted. It's also handy for posting in relevant threads.
3. I only search for what I need - if I need to figure out how to do something, I look up that specific question. If I come up with an idea that I wish existed, I look to see if it already exists (article templates *drool*). I don't aimlessly surf internet marketing sites looking for hot tips.
4. I work at it every single day - at this time, I'm writing a whopping total of one article per day. On the weekends, I might do three a day. Even at that level, it hammers the crap out of doing nothing.
5. I pace myself - when I first started working at this in April, every spare minute I had was designated to making money. A month and some later, I burnt out big time. Working at it daily and pacing myself keeps the journey fun and not overwhelming.
Good luck with your success
-Tim
1. I committed to something - if you've been spending all your time reading, you probably have an idea or two about what you want to try. It's time to commit.
2. I set up Google Alerts - I've got Google Alerts set up to search this board daily for relevant information. This way, I don't miss out on the stuff I want to read about, and I'm not constantly distracted. It's also handy for posting in relevant threads.
3. I only search for what I need - if I need to figure out how to do something, I look up that specific question. If I come up with an idea that I wish existed, I look to see if it already exists (article templates *drool*). I don't aimlessly surf internet marketing sites looking for hot tips.
4. I work at it every single day - at this time, I'm writing a whopping total of one article per day. On the weekends, I might do three a day. Even at that level, it hammers the crap out of doing nothing.
5. I pace myself - when I first started working at this in April, every spare minute I had was designated to making money. A month and some later, I burnt out big time. Working at it daily and pacing myself keeps the journey fun and not overwhelming.
Good luck with your success
-Tim
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