o have executed the majority of your plan.

Sticking to this regimen each month and repeating your successful actions will move you along the path to ultimate success in anything you do.

Even with all this planning, I often found myself getting off the track. A intriguing possibility there, or an exciting looking program here, and before you know it you are off on a tangent and your primary goals lay abandoned as

Working for your self as an Internet Marketer, or as a work from home Entrepreneur requires a level of self-discipline unequalled in the job market. Without focus and resolve, distractions become energy draining monsters eating up your time and money.

Even if you work only part time on the web you need to follow your game plan religiously. This means that you have set out specific goals to achieve each day, which link into your weekly plan, which dovetails with your monthly goal. If you are not doing this, disaster waits for you around the corner.

I use one of those big desk calendars to plan my month. The first thing I do is set my monthly goals. I have three main goals I set each month, my income goal, my new leads goal, and my articles written goal. I put those at the top of the calendar in the space allowed. That way I can daily check on my goals and keep my mind focused on hitting my targets.

Next, I plan each day of the month, including any online workshops, courses, or training sessions. Each day should build toward your monthly goals. If you feel your actions are not going to get your there, you need to go back and rework things. I did say use a pencil.

Now that your plan is in place, execution becomes critical. No plan will be perfect. A unscheduled call will pop-up, your daughter has fallen down and requires emergency treatment at the hospital, your dog has decided to take this time to come down with some serious infection, and a friend calls out of the blue and wants to take you to lunch. Acknowledge the foibles of life, re work your plan to make up for lost time, and rededicate your self to reaching you goals. By the end of the month, you want to have executed the majority of your plan.

Sticking to this regimen each month and repeating your successful actions will move you along the path to ultimate success in anything you do.

Even with all this planning, I often found myself getting off the track. A intriguing possibility there, or an exciting looking program here, and before you know it you are off on a tangent and your primary goals lay abandoned as

into your weekly plan, which dovetails with your monthly goal. If you are not doing this, disaster waits for you around the corner.

I use one of those big desk calendars to plan my month. The first thing I do is set my monthly goals. I have three main goals I set each month, my income goal, my new leads goal, and my articles written goal. I put those at the top of the calendar in the space allowed. That way I can daily check on my goals and keep my mind focused on hitting my targets.

Next, I plan each day of the month, including any online workshops, courses, or training sessions. Each day should build toward your monthly goals. If you feel your actions are not going to get your there, you need to go back and rework things. I did say use a pencil.

Now that your plan is in place, execution becomes critical. No plan will be perfect. A unscheduled call will pop-up, your daughter has fallen down and requires emergency treatment at the hospital, your dog has decided to take this time to come down with some serious infection, and a friend calls out of the blue and wants to take you to lunch. Acknowledge the foibles of life, re work your plan to make up for lost time, and rededicate your self to reaching you goals. By the end of the month, you want to have executed the majority of your plan.

Sticking to this regimen each month and repeating your successful actions will move you along the path to ultimate success in anything you do.

Even with all this planning, I often found myself getting off the track. A intriguing possibility there, or an exciting looking program here, and before you know it you are off on a tangent and your primary goals lay abandoned as

ily check on my goals and keep my mind focused on hitting my targets.

Next, I plan each day of the month, including any online workshops, courses, or training sessions. Each day should build toward your monthly goals. If you feel your actions are not going to get your there, you need to go back and rework things. I did say use a pencil.

Now that your plan is in place, execution becomes critical. No plan will be perfect. A unscheduled call will pop-up, your daughter has fallen down and requires emergency treatment at the hospital, your dog has decided to take this time to come down with some serious infection, and a friend calls out of the blue and wants to take you to lunch. Acknowledge the foibles of life, re work your plan to make up for lost time, and rededicate your self to reaching you goals. By the end of the month, you want to have executed the majority of your plan.

Sticking to this regimen each month and repeating your successful actions will move you along the path to ultimate success in anything you do.

Even with all this planning, I often found myself getting off the track. A intriguing possibility there, or an exciting looking program here, and before you know it you are off on a tangent and your primary goals lay abandoned as

erfect. A unscheduled call will pop-up, your daughter has fallen down and requires emergency treatment at the hospital, your dog has decided to take this time to come down with some serious infection, and a friend calls out of the blue and wants to take you to lunch. Acknowledge the foibles of life, re work your plan to make up for lost time, and rededicate your self to reaching you goals. By the end of the month, you want to have executed the majority of your plan.

Sticking to this regimen each month and repeating your successful actions will move you along the path to ultimate success in anything you do.

Even with all this planning, I often found myself getting off the track. A intriguing possibility there, or an exciting looking program here, and before you know it you are off on a tangent and your primary goals lay abandoned as

o have executed the majority of your plan.

Sticking to this regimen each month and repeating your successful actions will move you along the path to ultimate success in anything you do.

Even with all this planning, I often found myself getting off the track. A intriguing possibility there, or an exciting looking program here, and before you know it you are off on a tangent and your primary goals lay abandoned as we chase after fools gold.

To combat this tendency I started to ask the final question. I ask this questions every day, just as I'm laying my head on the pillow each and every night.

My question is a simple one. What did I do today to move myself closer to my primary goals for the month? The questions forces me look at my activities and assess whether they really did move me forward. I find this focuses my mind to critically analyze my work ethic.

Usually my response is positive. I did this, this, and this, to bring in new leads, I promoted my website here, and here. I found one new source for lead generation. My stats were, 330 hits to my website, 45 new leads and $450 dollars towards my monthly goal. I can smile and drift off to sleep knowing that I had advanced toward my goals and thus stepped closer to my dream. If my answers aren't positive, I take a moment to rededicate my self to the task at hand. Okay so tomorrow I will have to do…

Using this simple final question, at the end of your day, will help you stay on track and on course to reach your why, the dream that drives you to overcome all obstacles in you way.

Try it for a month. Let me know if it helps you. It certainly helps me to stay focused on my goals.

Just ahead, right around that corner, I know my shinning dreams are waiting.

What did I do today to move myself closer to my primary goals for the month?