The math behind the best laid plans, loosing £44 per hour and tulips
Posted 19th March 2009 at 05:41 PM by Marta K
Tags planning, releasing the product, tulips
To get £10,000 in 28 days I need to ern roughly £357 per day. That does not inlude any Paypal fees, taxes, comissions or associated costs. But my mind works better if I have a somewhat specific (is that even correct logically?) goal.
So the last 3 days I have spent researching and building my product I have 'failed' to bring nearly £1000.
While I'm writing it, while I was reading other people blog posts and WSO's I was loosing £44 per hour!
(£357/8 working hours/60minutes)
That definietely puts things into perspective.
They say, If you want something done, give it to the busy person.
I'm going to be really busy for the next 25 days, I was planning to release 1 complete course, but now I can see that to keep myself motivated (and to test the market (multitasking, see?)) I would split the ebook part, the video part and the code part and release them one by one. And than the thing as whole.
So, every week there will be something I can 'completely' finish, release it, collect the feedback and improve the next part.
And hopefully keep my bank manager from finding out how much money I actually have in my bank account that I put down as a deposit.
Did I mentioned, that I ask my mum and she said that I will still have a chance to plant tulips in the garden? I will have yellow ones.
So the last 3 days I have spent researching and building my product I have 'failed' to bring nearly £1000.
While I'm writing it, while I was reading other people blog posts and WSO's I was loosing £44 per hour!
(£357/8 working hours/60minutes)
That definietely puts things into perspective.
They say, If you want something done, give it to the busy person.
I'm going to be really busy for the next 25 days, I was planning to release 1 complete course, but now I can see that to keep myself motivated (and to test the market (multitasking, see?)) I would split the ebook part, the video part and the code part and release them one by one. And than the thing as whole.
So, every week there will be something I can 'completely' finish, release it, collect the feedback and improve the next part.
And hopefully keep my bank manager from finding out how much money I actually have in my bank account that I put down as a deposit.
Did I mentioned, that I ask my mum and she said that I will still have a chance to plant tulips in the garden? I will have yellow ones.
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