Tuesday, March 30th, 2010 at
3:19 PM
After weeks of working day and night on my Brand New Report,
“The Gurus Nightmare”
‘It’s time to put the horses head in the gurus bed’
I’m happy to tell you the reports finally here
ready for instant download at no charge …
> DOWNLOAD GURUS NIGHTMARE HERE <
Okay so once you’ve downloaded and read the report -
come back to this blog post and leave your comment
to have a chance at the $20,000 competition
(closing date 7th April 2010) – Remember some big prizes are up for grabs.
every one of you will win a prize if you take one simple step to your success
…Read the report and leave your comments below …
I look forward to hearing from you
talk soon
Alex Jeffreys
ps – after 750+ comments below from readers of the report that has taken many
hours of reading all your feedback, I’ve finally picked 5 winners for a free place
in my http://www.MarketingWithAlex.com coaching program.
here are the winners
Janice Phillips
James Radley
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John Rollow
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Well done guys and thank you to everyone else who left your comments
as i type this message you still have time to join my coaching program here
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Alex
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Here is a little video for you about planning and focus. Important elements for your success.
Planning and focus are the keys to being productive. I hope you enjoyed the video about staying focused on the task at hand. I think that so many of us have that problem, it was worth mentioning.
I looked up the name of the software I use that has all the configurable timers. It's called Action Machine Pro. I forgot to mention that it also tracks the timers you set up and their usage so you can create reports and see how much time you are spending on certain tasks.
What steps do you take to make sure you stay focused? I would like to know. Please take a minute and share by leaving a comment so other readers can benefit from your knowledge.
Some time soon, I will talk a little more about the planning process and give you some good resources to help as well. Planning and goal setting was the first module in Alex Jeffreys coaching program and with good reason.
Now, a little off topic. Below is a picture of Camilo Villega, who won the Honda Classic golf tournament last weekend. That is my son's head in the foreground just before he got his autograph.
Camilo Villegas, winner of the "Honda Classic" signing autographs.
It's good to see celebrities that don't mind taking a little time for the fans. It means so much to the kids. My son couldn't stop talking about it all night. We even bought him a frame so he could put the picture in it along with the autograph.
Monday, March 8th, 2010 at
1:52 PM
Hi, maybe I can help you with something here… TIME MANAGEMENT. If you take a couple of minutes to read this I’m sure the ideas you will get will save that time MANY times over and make you FAR more productive.
Being “busy” can destroy your ability to get things done. Let me say that again…
Being “busy” can destroy your ability to get things done.
How many people do you know who are so busy being busy that they never seem to get anything worthwhile done? Does that describe you, maybe even just a little bit?
Being busy all the time, through necessity, is a curse. Being busy all the time, for the sake of it, is just sheer madness.
Continual busy-ness eventually leads to stress, particularly if results are minimal. You see, it will get to a point where something has to give way. It’s like filling a balloon with air. Eventually no more air will fit inside the balloon and it will do the only thing it can. It will burst.
It’s OK to have busy periods through each day, each week, each month and each year. However, you also need time to relax. Time to re-charge the batteries.
People who are continuously busy over long periods suffer from two main problems:
1 – they have difficulty saying “no” to anyone
2 – they have difficulty delegating tasks to others
Let’s look at each in turn.