Being in marketing it’s easy to get shiny object syndrome regularly
You know you’re a beast marketer & could easily outperform anyone else doing something successfully
So you hop on the wave
Then hop on another
& another
Until you’re on so many, none get done
Avoid
You know you’re a beast marketer & could easily outperform anyone else doing something successfully
So you hop on the wave
Then hop on another
& another
Until you’re on so many, none get done
Avoid
Instead, perfect one thing.
Learn the ins & outs, get the project operating on its own
Then move on
Learn the ins & outs, get the project operating on its own
Then move on
How do you know you’re able to move on?
1 of 2 things
Either
1) You’ve reached the max potential for the project & it can now sustain without your input
or
2) You’ve structured the operations in a way in which the project can continue to scale without your input
1 of 2 things
Either
1) You’ve reached the max potential for the project & it can now sustain without your input
or
2) You’ve structured the operations in a way in which the project can continue to scale without your input
If you haven’t satisfied 1 of the 2 before moving on
You’re going to create a whirlwind of projects that suck your time & you’re constantly jumping around to patch the holes
Better to just delete the whole project or let it die out
AVOID
You’re going to create a whirlwind of projects that suck your time & you’re constantly jumping around to patch the holes
Better to just delete the whole project or let it die out
AVOID