Can I pull it off?
How will you complete them on time?
If this were a school project and it was DUE by 12/21/2016, how would you make sure it gets completed?
Let's get in the mentality of making an EPIC Q4.
NO MORE EXCUSES -- if any task is worthy of more time, and that'll set you behind, then get a "good enough" draft version done and list the additional stuff / final draft that you want to do as a new objective to be completed at a future date.
Q4 is going to be about completing EVERY item on the list. Even if they all look like SHIT and only work on certain PCs and need more work... get them DONE.
Any set backs, additional objectives, obstacles, etc. go on the list for getting done AFTER these 19 core objectives.
This will keep me pushing for a large size instead of using new obstacles as an excuse to fall behind. As long as I can allow that to happen I'll NEVER be successful as an entrepreneur or get to the size I need to be at to succeed as a business owner.
By making it my goal to get a "first pass" version of every item done within a time period, I'll have a much better idea about how to set my goals for the final draft versions, since I'll have dabbled enough in everything to get a good sense of the scale of how much work lies ahead.
NO MORE EXCUSES -- if any task is worthy of more time, and that'll set you behind, then get a "good enough" draft version done and list the additional stuff / final draft that you want to do as a new objective to be completed at a future date.
Q4 is going to be about completing EVERY item on the list. Even if they all look like SHIT and only work on certain PCs and need more work... get them DONE.
Any set backs, additional objectives, obstacles, etc. go on the list for getting done AFTER these 19 core objectives.
This will keep me pushing for a large size instead of using new obstacles as an excuse to fall behind. As long as I can allow that to happen I'll NEVER be successful as an entrepreneur or get to the size I need to be at to succeed as a business owner.
By making it my goal to get a "first pass" version of every item done within a time period, I'll have a much better idea about how to set my goals for the final draft versions, since I'll have dabbled enough in everything to get a good sense of the scale of how much work lies ahead.
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