You’ve been working
on your new business
for a while.
Your motivation
is starting to dissipate.
You’re losing
interest.
This is normal.
And it is a great time
to review
WHY you started
this business.
Look over
your notes
from the first few days
of start up.
Feel that passion.
You were excited
about the project
then.
Remind yourself
why.
And get excited about it
again.
Review your reason
for starting your business.
A loved one has issues
completing projects.
He told me
he didn’t know why.
So I asked him
to write me a weekly letter,
talking about
his projects
and what he’s done on them.
I reminded him
about these letters
for a year.
I saved each one.
Then I gave them back
to him
and told him to read them.
It was an eye-opener for him.
Habits that didn’t seem
too bad
in the moment
were obviously a big problem
over time.
When I’m trying to make
a change,
I keep a diary on the topic.
Writing down the steps I’ve taken
is powerful.
It ensures I’m doing things
consciously.
Reading what I’ve done
allows me to see more clearly
errors I repetitively make.
I can then make corrections.
If you want to make a change
in a certain area,
consider keeping a diary
of it.