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Miss Angel š©
@missangel
How do you stay focused? I have so many things to do and so many ideas, but I just can't start. Every time I want to start working, I keep getting distracted. In the last two weeks, Iāve done absolutely nothing, and I kind of hate myself for it. think I need help or I'm going downhill
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Ryan J. Shaw š©
@rjs
For me at least, there are two things that cause this: A. I'm worried I'm going to forget a good idea B. I'm worried I'm not working on the right idea What I find works: 1. Create an ideas journal. Paper or electronic. 2. 1 bullet point per idea. Keep it simple. One font/size/color/etc. 3. Get everything out of your brain. Nest bullet points under each idea where necessary. 1-3 could take days. When you're done, (A) will be addressed. Now that your mind is clear: 5. Decide goals: do something creative? do something profitable? within what time frame? how much $$$ are you willing to spend? 5. Go through each idea and rate them against (5). All of them. Otherwise problem (B) remains. 6. For every 100 ideas, maybe 1 or 2 will qualify. If not, your goals were too broad or you weren't strict enough in your assessment. 7. Now pick 1. If you're still unsure, pick 2 and take 1-7 days to test each. It won't be overwhelming because you're just testing the waters. Thanks for attending my talk.
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Giancarloš©
@giancarlodc.eth
Thanks for this awesome and detailed guide on how to better organize and register ideas. I guess what I need is to better organize my daily routine to properly include time to dedicate on working my ideas. Thatās the next step: how to organize yourself to actually work on those ideas. Iāve been very occupied between my 9-5 job, my duties as a father of a 2yr old and guaranteeing a moment of my day for daily exercise.
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Ryan J. Shaw š©
@rjs
Oh that's easy, hop into a time-machine before you had all those commitments.
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