So - everyone says "take action" and everyone says "it takes work" but there aren't many examples given so I thought I would share how I define WORK in the IM field.
Tuesday afternoon - 5pm - I had previously set up a skype interview that was supposed to run about 45 minutes. We both got online on time but had a few connection problems. Started the interview at 5:15pm and finished it at 6pm.
Wednesday - 7am - started editing and cleaning up the interview. I then recorded the intro and outro for the interview and exported the final mp3 file at 3pm. Total post production time: 8 hours. (the interview was edited down to just 25 minutes)
Wednesday - 7pm - uploaded the interview to membership site, created a snippet compilation as a teaser, and sent it out to my list. 1.5 hours.
So - to get a good 25 minute long interview, I WORKED for about 10 hours.
And to me - that's what we mean by work around here - Focused concentrated energy on a task until it is completed.
I would love to hear other examples (some folks NEED to hear some examples)
Tuesday afternoon - 5pm - I had previously set up a skype interview that was supposed to run about 45 minutes. We both got online on time but had a few connection problems. Started the interview at 5:15pm and finished it at 6pm.
Wednesday - 7am - started editing and cleaning up the interview. I then recorded the intro and outro for the interview and exported the final mp3 file at 3pm. Total post production time: 8 hours. (the interview was edited down to just 25 minutes)
Wednesday - 7pm - uploaded the interview to membership site, created a snippet compilation as a teaser, and sent it out to my list. 1.5 hours.
So - to get a good 25 minute long interview, I WORKED for about 10 hours.
And to me - that's what we mean by work around here - Focused concentrated energy on a task until it is completed.
I would love to hear other examples (some folks NEED to hear some examples)
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