I have so many unfinished projects it’s not funny! My problem is distraction so I learned a few ways to manage my time, get through my To Do Lists and actually start to complete what I had began. Including your course!

Susan

It’s refreshing to know that we’re all human here – no matter what level of success we’ve achieved, and that we all have room to learn and grow.

Thank you for sharing!

Thanks the great post ,it’s great to see that other people have the problems and I not the only one. It’s nice that you’ve shared this with everybody .

I like the advice you give on how to overcome some of these problems. Gives everybody some hope that they can get better organized.

Have a good day!

Regards

Zora

More Seriously… Am I the only Thornhill MasterClass Student Who is guilty of the same procrastination?

I have my work cut-out for me because of this procrastination,

I believe in John’s Masterclass Model..and even though I am behind, I am not going to advance or skip weeks lessons until each weeks lesson is completed.

I enjoy the writing of blog posts. I intend to complete the course and hope to gain more insight from other Master-Class Students… Can any of You relate to my experience? Have other students fallen behind by a few weeks?

That reminds me…

Is anybody seeing the pattern that may lead to an information product here? This sounds like a common problem…amongst marketers who need a common solution…Hmmm…just a thought…

Thanks, John Woods

I think we are all guilty of this in some form with our projects as we all have too much to complete.

Once a week people should make a habit of completing lose end they have with their work, and project elements which are on hold.

Multitasking can work for you but it doesn’t work for everyone.

Concentrating on one thing at a time and completing it will be more producte compared to working on many things at once.

Focus and taking action in the right areas will make you move forwards. When you have done something successful and it works you should try to scale it up to another level.

TIPS
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-Try to complete one project at a time VS Many things in one go.

-Create a list every week of the tasks you wish to complete in that list, and carry out them tasks. Make sure you complete these tasks so that you don’t leave them unfinished.

-Make time to have some breaks during your working days, to have some space from the computer, which will help your productivity.

-Write a list of ‘unfinished’ projects which you want to complete but haven’t got around to it, and make sure you get round to completing them.

-Keep in touch with your past workers so you can use them again in the future.

-If you find your work partners have slowed down their progress don’t be shy to chase them up, to update you where they are at.

-If you have an outdated product, then you can revamp it up and release it again as a launch.

– Remember launched products can be launched again and again, not just once.

Matt Morgan

Multitasking works well for me to get the housework done, but when it comes to online projects, I have noticed that my productivity improves when I focused on one project or task at a time.

The brain works better when it has a single main focus and purpose.

I think starting things and not finishing them is still better than never starting anything at all, but if it is becoming a habit, maybe it is a sign
that we are trying to do too many things at once.

In that case, slowing down will actually increase our productivity, in the long term.

~Jude

I definitely need to do some finishing and tidying up. Thanks for the reminder, lol.

Jenny Wren