Later today, I will host the first call of my Write & Profit coaching group.
I launched that on the back of the “How I do it” live presentation did a couple weeks ago.
I had the idea for that presentation in the middle of January, and I tacked on the group coaching offer simply because I have a policy to put an offer at the end of everything I do.
I’ve been thinking about a change I’ve made recently to how I work.
I simply started starting things faster.
I don’t put as many ideas in a todo list. I don’t ponder as much. I don’t prepare. My default has become, just do it now.
Lots of things have been happening for me over the past couple months. I believe this change in behavior is a big reason why.
Yesterday, I got an email from direct marketing coach Dan Kennedy, who expressed the same idea. Dan wrote:
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I taught myself the habit of collapsing the time between each idea and acting on it. This has created a lot of messes and a few catastrophes but also made possible a lot more successes than occur at a normal pace.
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So that’s my bit of advice for today. Collapse the time. Messes will happen. Maybe catastrophes, too. But overall, you will still come out way ahead of where you would have been otherwise.
Time to go.
I still have things to prepare for tonight’s coaching call. Meanwhile, since I have a policy to make an offer at the end of everything I do, consider my Simple Money Emails course. It can help you collapse the time between wishin’ and hopin’ to write daily emails and actually writing them regularly.
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