Did you know that statistically, many entrepreneurs and tribe builders have ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder)?
The good news is that this "gift" enables these leaders to move easily from one aspect of the business to another - accounting, marketing, sales, operations, etc. - as is needed in most entrepreneurial ventures.
The bad news is that this "condition" often contributes to a lack of focus that is often recognized as one of the most common reasons for business and personal failure.
The "visual" that popped into my head yesterday was that of a person standing in a pasture surrounded by several beautiful horses.
While it may be very enjoyable to walk around petting and talking with the horses, you are never going to actually "get anywhere" until you hop on a horse and start riding.
One horse. One direction.
Are you caught up in making sure each "horse" gets attention but never actually gets "riden"? Even worse, are you trying to ride two or three horses at the same time?
(Danger Will Robinson! Danger!)
Maybe it's time for YOU to saddle up and ride ONE horse in ONE direction. (At least for a little while - until you make some REAL progress towards a SINGLE goal?)
P.S. The insight I just shared occurred in a recent Master Mind group meeting. Getting together with these brilliant people has helped me grow personally and professionally. Every time we get together, I have significant insights into things I need to do to move forward in my journey towards financial freedom and personal happiness. Thank you long time friends and Monday Master Mind members - Steve Monahan, Joe Gandolfo, Mark Nelson, and Bill Kovach. You each have helped me in so many ways! (If you aren't in a Master Mind group, why not?!)
P.S.S. Semi-obscure side thought: Did Wilbur ever actually RIDE Mr. Ed? Just wondering...... (ADD - the gift that keeps giving - and taking....LOL)
Picture: This picture is one I took of a little "master mind" meeting I observed at the Towne Lake Equestrian Center in Woodstock, Georgia which is owned by my good friend and fellow entrepreneur, Ita Dore.
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