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Should you run many businesses or focus on one
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[QUOTE="moonchild, post: 278428, member: 57467"] Well, I have always preached on focusing on one thing, tunnel vision is really helpful, apart from zeroing your mind on distractions you get to enjoy your work, because that's the only thing you do. Many people use the excuse of what if what I started never gain any traction and it fails, I need a second business as a plan B, well, most people saying this are actually losers, the mentality one needs to imbibe is, win or nothing. If you don't focus on one thing you won't be able to be consistent, create dominoes around your business for a year, scale down to a month, scale down to a week and scale down to today. Write what you want to happen and chase that until you are successful, after that, get to the next domino, it's really fun and you can get a lot done within a very short period of time. [/QUOTE]
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