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James Reynolds (Twitter: @FollowJames)
www.veravo.com Understanding that will power is limited and it depletes
overtime. Cut yourself off from all distractions and do your best work in the
morning.
James Reynolds is the Founder of Veravo.
David Risley (Twitter: @davidrisley)
www.blogmarketingacademy.com One of the best things that has worked for me

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is to recognize the importance of separating PLANNING from EXECUTION.
The act of planning out what you're going to do is a SEPARATE action from
actually doing it. One of the most effective ways to WASTE your time is to
attempt to be productive while planning it out on the fly. Or to just "jump in"
without planning it first. So, I take regular sessions for myself simply to plan.
During that time, I am being the EXECUTIVE of my own business, not the
technician. I figure out what I'm going to do, how I'm going to do it, and (very
importantly) what my deadline is. If there are any decisions to be made, I make
them. And I do all this before I start working on it. Then, when I go into "work
mode", I just buckle down and execute.
David Risley is the founder of the Blog Marketing Academy, where his 17 years
of experience as a blogger is used to teach a systematic and strategic approach
to online business using blog-based marketing.
Greg Rollett (Twitter: @gregrollett)
www.ambitious.com Ambition starts in the morning. From the moment your feet
hit the ground you begin to make decisions for your your day will play out. What
you choose to spend your first waking moments doing will determine your
success for the day. If you want to be more productive, create a morning routine
that allows you to focus on what will make your day a success.
Greg Rollett is a bestselling author, Emmy nominated producer and the
president of the Ambitious Media Group where he help young people to live
more ambitious lives now instead of living in a state of quiet desperation.
Nick Ruiz
www.AlphaHomeFlipping.com I stay productive by putting every ounce of my
time into my strengths. Life's too short to try and stay balanced and strengthen
your weaknesses (I have much more weaknesses than I have strengths). If
everyone did this, the WORLD would have more balance! We need to be
focused on balancing time based on a whole unit (department, company,
industry, world, etc)…By spending all my time on my strengths, I'm able to
grow exponentially, while delegating other stuff. For example: I'm a people
person, negotiator, trouble shooter, and deal maker. I suck at most other parts of
my entrepreneurial endeavors (organization, clerical, office stuff, bean counting,
computer stuff, online marketing, social marketing, web stuff, etc.). I'm a
freaking happy camper with this set up and I think more people would be too if
they followed this simple model. Stick to using your time for what you're
awesome at! When you do, you're happier…when you're happier, you produce

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more with the limited 24 hours we all have...
Nick Ruiz is a twice self made real estate entrepreneur. He's also the founder of
AlphaHomeFlipping.com where his passion is helping people become self-made
entrepreneurs from scratch.