Do You Ever Feel Confused About What To Do Because You Have So Many Ideas?

 

A lot of us entrepreneurs, visionaries, and inventors aren't as lazy as so many people think. The problem is that we have so many ideas swimming around in our heads that it's hard for us to focus on one thing and stick to it!

I don't know about you, but ideas come to me all the time. They just pop into my head out of nowhere! Even when I'm working from a "blueprint" that I've spent hundreds of dollars on, I still get sidetracked and easily find something else - another "Great Idea" - to focus on...

I can't stand it. I don't know if I'm impulsive, impatient, have ADHD, or what. 

I HAVE been praying about my patience though. I have to. If I let it get the best of me in other aspects of my life, I'm screwed. It'll be hard for someone with glaucoma to get a job, so I didn't have a choice but to pray for patience and to have Faith.

In the short term, you may feel like you're cheating yourself or missing out (and you will), but in the long term - as long as you know what you're doing or have a good idea about what you're doing - things should turn out in your favor. 

It's kind of like when you make an investment in a 401k or a Growth Fund (mutual fund, index fund, or ETF). If you put money in early and hold it (stick with it) for 20 years, by the time you're ready to retire, you've built it up into a pretty large sum of money.

And, that's what we've got to do! 

INVEST IN AN IDEA OR A PLAN. Be committed to it and don't jump from one thing to the other! 

Some ideas may lead you to something else bigger and better, but as long as you're patient and doing your proper research, when the time comes, and you find yourself at a crossroads, then all you have to do is pray, meditate, and weigh the possibilities. 

The one thing I love to do when I find a YouTube channel I like is: Go all the way back to the beginning. 

I like to see how those YouTubbers got started. I want to see their earliest videos and the things they tried before they found their niche or the thing that showcased their talent. And, what I've learned is: They simply got started, and "kept doing YouTube" until they realized what they were good at and what viewers liked about their channel. That's it.

So, just pick a topic and roll with it. Tweak it. Try a few things with it. Maybe mix it up here and there. But, stay committed to your goal, dream, or the results you want.

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