"Make sure you visualize what you really want, not what someone else wants for you"-Jerry Gillies
Almost year a ago I started to write this blog. My personality type is that I get excited by new projects. This works well for my job since I work as a Project Manager.
But in my personal life attacking multiple targets has led to many great starts and many unfinished ones. After a few years I eventually decide that an unfinished project is no longer worth it and I erase it from my mind.
This is why tackling this project was important to me. To be focused for a year on a goal is something I have never done. It involved creativity and maybe that is what made it easier to focus and to reach the goal line.
The big secret I think was that I kept at it a little bit at a time. At times I wrote the posts daily. Sometimes I wrote them several at a time and delay posted them. The output was fairly consistent. It looked as if it was achieved daily.
The big question now is, will I stop? Absolutely not! This is like a drug. My daily drug of creativity.
The biggest challenge to me is to keep reading and experiencing life in order to share what I learn and experience with you.
Today's question is:
"What can you achieve in a constant effort over a year?"
Almost year a ago I started to write this blog. My personality type is that I get excited by new projects. This works well for my job since I work as a Project Manager.
But in my personal life attacking multiple targets has led to many great starts and many unfinished ones. After a few years I eventually decide that an unfinished project is no longer worth it and I erase it from my mind.
This is why tackling this project was important to me. To be focused for a year on a goal is something I have never done. It involved creativity and maybe that is what made it easier to focus and to reach the goal line.
The big secret I think was that I kept at it a little bit at a time. At times I wrote the posts daily. Sometimes I wrote them several at a time and delay posted them. The output was fairly consistent. It looked as if it was achieved daily.
The big question now is, will I stop? Absolutely not! This is like a drug. My daily drug of creativity.
The biggest challenge to me is to keep reading and experiencing life in order to share what I learn and experience with you.
Today's question is:
"What can you achieve in a constant effort over a year?"
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