Comments on: 3 Questions That Can Instantly Boost Your Bottom Line

By: Christine O'Kelly

Christine O'Kelly — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 15:03:18 +0000

Another article that is RIGHT ON. I was going to add – ‘what are you procrastinating on’ but you’ve already got that one. I find that if I’m procrastinating on a certain task or on a job for a certain client, it’s time to cycle those things out. When you’re doing what you LOVE and you’re in the groove, it’s so much easier to ultra-productive.

Another thing is – “what am I doing over and over again that could be automated?” It may take a little bit of time to set up an automated system for handling routine things – but the time saved over the long run can be huge.

Thanks Dave!

By: redspace

redspace — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 10:54:32 +0000

helpful articles Dave! i hope could someday get that thought on my head. it would help me organize my work a little bit better. i got to write better, plan better, organize things better. a lot of room for improvement. hope can it done all of them someday. i think my biggest problem is doing a lot of thing at the same time. i feel that i just don’t enjoy doing things like that. i got to change it.

By: Joefrey Mahusay

Joefrey Mahusay — Wed, 12 Dec 2007 06:02:11 +0000

Very nice article…thanks a lot for sharing on this article Dave…

By: Zakman

Zakman — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 19:30:06 +0000

Hi Dave,

I always think your posts always bring out something latent in me.

I don’t own/run a business (but then, don’t we all, in our own way), but I did take “60 seconds to share my genius” from having worked as a staff writer for a magazine, and here’s two cents:

In any introspective session, I find myself brooding on what I already accomplished. Sounds innocent, and perhaps stupid, but it’s a time-killer since it doesn’t add value to the task at hand.

Or… does it???