Mindset In 2015

I normally begin my new mindset for the new year in October so I am ready to go once January gets here. I just wrote down 3 points for my mindset today:

1. Master my daily schedule - No more distractions during the day. The number one priority in 2015 is to complete each task on my To Do List each day. I am not allowed to go to sleep until every task has been completed for that day.

2. No more fast/rushed work - I like to work slowly, and with a plan. I am soooo tired of the speedy, rushed, half done work that seems to be the norm nowadays. I just want to enjoy my work like I used to when I was a child. I don't like rushing through my work. I like to get in my "zone" and work on each task diligently and thoroughly so I am happy with the results at the end of each day.

3. Plant a money seed each day of the year - I began looking at my income like a farmer plants seeds in a field. Instead of rushing to make money or dreaming about earning more, I am now going to just plant an income seed each day in 2015. That means, build something each day that will produce income today or sometime in the future. Such as, building a new affiliate website each day, creating a new product/service each day, adding another product to Clickbank each day, etc. It doesn't have to be a big venture, but something that I can plant today that will generate income now and/or later.

Yes, I will stick to these things because I'd like to increase my income in 2015 so I can move into a bigger home

I have pages of ideas and projects I want to do this year. Tomorrow I am taking the time to layout a detailed plan for 2015.

I will stick to that plan. One thing I will definitely do this year is make a list every night for the next day. A to-do list. I agree with Ash9. Too easy to get side tracked without a list and a plan.

I am also going to start meditating daily again and listening to my audios with subliminal messages and binaural beats that I make for myself, makes a HUGE difference in mind and actual results.

Happy New Year everyone!

To keep working on my Personal Development/LOA blog until it's "successful." (To begin with, $100,000+/year.) However this year I want to invest more time into it and to procrastinate less.

I suppose my mindset would be:

"Let's get it done!"

What about you, JagSEO. What's your mindset (etc.)?

I have to build my focus in 2015. I am thinking of getting into CPA, I have to start learning Arabic, and finally I want to win a gold medal. CPA seems like a fantasy to me, but I think I may be able to learn once I put my mind to it.

2015 is going to be an year of change and an year of dreams for me.

Great thread,

My mindset this year is all about "play". Bringing fun and excitement to every area of my life.

This year it is about expanding and stabilising my business. It's also about implementing adventure into it.

It do this taking small daily actions that take me closer to achieving my goals.

Here is a brief overview how I have done it:

• Get really specific on what I want to achieve by this time next year
• Work backwards from the future to today and create a list of milestones.
• Create milestones that breakdown what you need to do over the year. I usually have my main monthly, and sometimes weekly, milestones. Make sure that these milestones are measurable. Milestones let you know whether you are on track or not.
• Break down the process even more. What can you do each day to make sure you hit that weekly/monthly milestone.
• Look for confusion. If you are confused, or stuck, it is usually an indicator that you have not been specific in your actions. Eg "Create a wordpress blog" is way to generic and likely not to happen. Ok how do you create a wordpress blog? Break it down. Find someone that has done it. Create easy SPECIFIC steps.
• Measure/Track the actions you take. If you don't measure you have no idea whether you are on track or not.
• Review. You are going to **** up, or something you thought would work won't which means your milestones etc are obsolete. I review what I am doing every 1 to 2 weeks to judge whether it is being effective.

Lastly, implement breakdown time. Things never run according to plan. I can sometimes add 1 week per month "breaktown time" for things that run overtime. This means that I have planned for when things **** up and rarely fall behind. AND if I'm on track, then that week I can use to move myself forward ahead of schedule, or take a day or two to rest and refresh myself.

I'd love to hear how other people go about making sure that they stick to their plans, and their mindsets behind it.

Nathan

My mindset at the start of the years is to review what worked and what did not work in the previous year and to eliminate and simplify to the things that work. My mindset is to do fewer things more effectively as opposed to a greater number of things.