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When I first decided to get into an online business, I became so

excited that I worked day and night to get everything set up and

ready to go. I put everything else aside and developed a kind of

tunnel vision of what I wanted from my home based marketing

efforts.



I put aside time from leisure activities and put a lot of things

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in my life on hold to create sufficient time for my business.

I'd say if you're in this for the long haul like I am, you've

done likewise.



But now that you've developed tunnel vision and found more time

for your business, how do you get the most from that time? The

best thing I've found is what the best business people both on

and off the Internet do: set, meet, and maintain goals towards

success.



If you're wondering what this is all about or how to go about

it, here's what to do.



Set goals at three levels and try to stick to them. The three

levels are long-term, mid-term, and short-term goals.



Long-term goals reflect how much you'd like to increase your

income and how soon. Make those decisions and memorize them. Put

your business on a time line and follow it day by day.



In order to avoid disaster that could put you out of business,

be careful in selecting the business opportunities you're going

to pursue. Don't bite off more than you can chew by joining

every affiliate plan presented to you.



Limit yourself to no more than three at the beginning. Be very

selective, making sure that those you're involved in balance

each other, hold to a specific theme, or belong to one business

type.



The long-term goals determine mid-term ones. How much do you

have to make per week, per month, every six months, to achieve

the long-term goals?



After answering these questions make up your time line, using a

sheet of paper. Draw a line at the left all the way down the

paper. Divide the line into twelve months with hash marks. Label

the hash marks by the month.



To make sure you are working towards you're goals post them on

small notes on your computer, around the house, and in your car.

Find places you'll be likely to see them - on the bathroom

mirror, the frig, the TV, and the car dashboard.



Now choose your short-term goals - the daily and weekly ones.

Make up a "to-do today" list and a "to-do tomorrow" list. Check

yourself regularly to make sure items on these lists get the

attention they need and are completed each day. At the end of

the week, check off your weekly goals.



Okay, now you've met your goals, so what? Well, meeting your

goals should make you feel very good, and you should highlight

that with some kind of reward system.



We all know we can't spend the profits of our work before we

even make them. It is indeed possible and appropriate to meet

goals before we make money. However, what profits we do make

need to go right back into the business as advertising, new

software, web hosting, and the like.



But we can reward ourselves when we meet certain goals. Short-

term and mid-term goals can be rewarded non-monetarily.

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For completing a short-term task that's been haunting you

lately, don't go out to eat. Rather, have a nutritious snack,

watch a TV show, or read your favorite section of the newspaper.



For mid-range goals met, go to Ebay and price a set of golf

clubs, let's say, or look at car ads. Perhaps you could get out

photos from a recent vacation and dream of your return to the

spot. Use photos instead of notes posted as reminders of meeting

your goals.



Long-term rewards can be monetary, but don't break the bank.

Hold off on making any major purchases out of your profits until

later. Instead, take the family out to eat at a moderately

priced restaurant, go to a football or hockey game, or have

friends over for cards and snacks.



Keep your tunnel vision active by chipping away at your goals.

Remember, short-term, mid-term, long-term goals are the avenue

to success.



About the author:

Brian Moore publishes 'BizOps Secrets', a complete ezine

resource for online success. AllPro BizOps, Proven Business

Secrets That Work Online. http://www.allprobizops.com



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