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Corrina Gordon-Barnes (Twitter: @ CorrinaGB)
www.youinspireme.co.uk Identify the stubborn task on your To Do list—the one
you keep procrastinating about. Now, identify the BELIEFS that are blocking
you from moving forward. For example, let's say your task is "write new About
page" you might identify blocking beliefs like "they'll think I'm boring" or "I
don't know what to say". Then, imagine you cannot believe those thoughts. It's
like your brain is now wired differently and it wouldn't even occur to you to
think those thoughts. What would be your next action step, if you were free from
those thoughts? If your next action seems complex, break it down into 10 or 30
minute chunks and notice what it's like to move ahead without the stressful
thoughts in the way.
Corrina Gordon-Barnes supports self-employed men and women.
Jason Gracia (Twitter: )
www.TheExpertAgency.com My productivity philosophy is simple: Do what
matters. People are incredibly gifted at staying busy all hours of the day doing
the trivial, doing the things that keep them away from the things they know truly
matter. The problem? What matters is often what scares us. It's those ideas that
push us beyond our comfort zones that are so important, ideas most of us avoid
at all costs. But our businesses change, our lives change, when we stop avoiding
the discomfort of progress and begin to do what matters.
Jason Gracia is the author of Shifting the Balance and founder of The Expert
Agency, the only full-service agency of its kind to offer the tools and training
experts needed to build profitable online businesses around their unique
experience and expertise.

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Tim Grahl (Twitter: @timgrahl)
www.timgrahl.com I always start with the "why" for the project I'm working on.
I have to have a solid, deeply felt reason for why this project is important to me
and to the world. Once I have that, all of the other time management stuff I do—
getting up at 4am, turning off email, avoiding social media, planning my day, etc
—becomes much, much easier.
Tim Grahl is the author of Your First 1000 Copies: The Step-by-Step Guide to
Marketing Your Book.
Dan Granger
www.OxfordRoad.com Nozbe and Evernote have been great tools for me. But
the sheer act of placing thoughts, ideas, and plans in something external has been
critical. Even if just on paper. Not just because it allows me to order my steps,
but also because it serves as a ventilation system for my mind. With back to back
meetings all day, it is impossible to keep everything in my head and still be
strategic. Getting out allows me to make sure everything is dealt with
appropriately.
Dan Granger is the CEO and founder of Oxford Road, a Los Angeles based Ad
Agency helping online tech companies scale their customer acquisition efforts
through advertising on channels like Podcast, Radio, and National Television.