A few weeks ago, I invited you to submit questions on simplicity, microbusiness, minimalism and anything else you were curious about. My plan was to answer your questions through a series of short video clips. After spending hours trying to perfect a 2 minute video, I scrapped the idea and am happy to introduce you to a new audio Q & A series.
I really enjoy presenting via live video with your interaction, but don’t have the technical skills (yet) to edit a short video recording.
Be More with Less Audio Q & A
What tips do you have for focusing on one idea at a time? I find that I have a million shiny ideas that I want to do, and then can’t decide, and hardly do anything?
Listen to the answer by clicking this link, or the pressing the orange button below.
This is a fantastic format, I’m loving the audio Q&A series already and am looking forward to the coming sessions as well!
Too many choices truly can be a prison– and the ultimate procrastination trap. Thanks so much for these ideas Courtney! I really enjoyed listening.
Daisy can i borrow your quote about “Too many choices can be a prison”? I like it. It fits me to a T:))
Courtney, this was such timely advice for me. As I move forward developing my business, I find myself totally overhmed at times. After listening to this presentation, I was able to give myself permission to pick one idea and then move forward.
This advice combined with the info I got from reading “the ONE thing,” has helped tons. Thanks!
Great as always! I am certainly guilty of focusing on many, many things at the same time. It can be exhausting. However, I have come to realize that it’s my natural tendency, and that fighting it only leaves me more frustrated. In some cases I do fine with “multithinking”. When it gets too much, I meditate. 🙂
Thank you Courtney. My take away was from your perseverance and flexibility in presenting what you had to say AND not getting hung up on the fact that it wasn’t exactly how you wanted to present it. The need for perfectionism can really rob us of opportunities to live wholeheartedly with authenticity. It’s actually been a real relief to shift my focus and to abandon the notion of being perfect. Great lesson!!!!