Do you already work 60, 80, maybe 100 hours per week? If so you’re definitely not lazy, but are you really working on the right—or as they say—the “Main Thing”? “The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing” ~ Stephen R. Covey Easier said than done.
I just got back from the TechCrunch party at www.lewebparis.com. It sucked. Last night was definitely better (MySpace sponsored). The music was great, the people we’re lively, and everything seemed too click. That being said, here’s what I’ve learned over the past 2 days by attending LeWeb 08.
It blows my mind when I meet entrepreneurs who get advice for major decisions from someone who hasn’t achieved success in the area they’re seeking to conquer (ex: parents, friends, business partner). A mentor is someone who’s been there, done that, and is willing to help you out. It’s that simple. Do Your Homework Google them, see if they’re on linkedin.com, and if
Recently, I was asked by Erik Boyko: “How do you stay motivated?” Initially, the question caught me off-guard, and I didn’t have a good answer for him. It stuck with me for a few days until I started realizing I do quite a bit to stay on track (keep motivated). Here are some thoughts.
What reports do you look at? What numbers are important about your business? Do you review consistently?
It’s been two years since I’ve been blogging over at http://dmartell.vox.com, however the time has come to upgrade to something with power and flexibility. A blog should act as a Quarterback for all your other online identities or projects, and I just didn’t feel vox did a good job at that.
