Do you focus on achieving one goal at a time or do you try to reach many goals at the same time?
This has been the theme of the week.
An entrepreneur started a new venture and was concerned when things didn’t go as well as he expected. Although he had a great idea, he didn’t build the foundation to support the project, almost giving up before he had really started.
Another executive has been doing great with a simple strategy and was ready to let go with the consistent plan rather than focusing on it for the next few months before jumping into something else.
A third business owner had been doing great with a single plan, stopped the plan, went downhill and took her time to get back on track.
While we must understand the risks of putting all eggs in one basket, it is as important to avoid laying eggs all over the place without bull’s eye focus.
Food for thought
What’s your style? How do you find balance focusing on one project and getting others done? Do you start a project and give it your very best or do you end up investing scattered time instead? Do you start many projects hoping that one will make it rather than thinking one super project really well and making things happen to succeed?
