"Time is the ultimate precious commodity"
It's the easiest mistake to make. You focus more on 'how much' instead of 'how long'.
What do I mean by that?
I mean that you focus on how much money something costs...rather than how much time it takes you.
So - you might baulk at paying $100 for an hour's coaching. But...what you don't realize is that the value you could get from 'short-circuiting' the success process of a top achiever would be worth much more than $100 to you in the long run.
It's something that I've spent a while trying to focus on recently (and I find it very hard! lol)
Delegation. That's the key!
Put it this way. I hate gardening and cutting my grass.
It could take me over an hour every couple of weeks just to mow my lawn. What more could I achieve in those hours that would take me closer to where I want to go?
Wouldn't it be better for me to pay a teenager $10 to cut my grass so that I can spend that hour listening to a tape of a top Internet marketer - the result of which I could make changes to my website that would certainly result in more than $10 of increased profits?
It's not an easy decision to make...after all...how do I know that I will get more than $10 back from the effort?
Well...wouldn't you work that little bit harder to make something happen if you knew that you were 'paying' for the privilege of focusing your energies?
I'll leave it up to you to decide if it's worth it!
Posted by vurnumg
