Directing energy where you want as opposed to where you need is something I’ve been doing my best to conquer for a long time. I think I’ve gotten better at it and Psychostick is getting closer to the point where it doesn’t require so much attention from me, but it’s not there yet and sometimes I look at my wish list with a goofy, longing sort of look. Is it project management that I’m missing? I don’t think so. I’ve gotten so much better at managing my tasks that I get much more done than ever before.
My biggest concern right now is finding people with that… passion. I dunno. I’m incredibly passionate about Pluh.com and what it’s capable of, but with the exception of cpu I’m the only one passionate about it anymore and sometimes I bring that into question. Where did I miss the mark? Was it lack of incentive to be consistent? Was it too much to do? All of those points probably are correct, but I personally believe it’s lack of some sort of leadership. Plus there wasn’t much of a “goal” to hit either – where are we going with this? What’s the point?
Then I get torn between that and dozens of other ideas I want to pursue. “Pick one and go for it.” Right? Quality over quantity?
I begin to think that even with all of time, money, and resources at my disposal I’d still have the same problem.
How did Da Vinci do it?
I’m going to map out some more solutions to this little issue I’m dealing with. I think the first thing that I gotta do is talk to someone who’s already done it, is successful from it, and can point me in the right direction.
“Don’t take money advice from broke people!”
Yeah. That.
