http://MLMBestSystem.com * http://www.theohanasecret.com/x.php?a=r&id=22100_1470 (MLM Goldmine 90-Day Challenge)I\'m doing my own personal 90-day challenge, inspired by Dennis Karganilla of MLM Goldmine. MLM Goldmine does a fantastic job of teaching Web2.0 marketing, and I just finished a 90-day program they had for CarbonCopyPRO. Now they\'ve got a new \"90 day MLM challenge\" that people can sign up for. (2ndlink above has more info.)\n\nI just finished my 6th day of my personal 90-day challenge (inspired by Dennis). I\'m keeping in mind the whole concept of \"harmonic wealth,\" but focusing especially on two areas: financial and spiritual.\n\nMy idea for today, however is: \"Progress, Not Perfection.\"\n\nThis is difficult for me. I have a perfectionist tendency which does not serve me. Funny... I used to think perfectionism was a good quality, and only in the last few years have I realized that it is not. I see now that it holds me back. Sometimes it\'s hard for me to start something, because I get so muchinto the detail that it takes longer than I think it ought to... and so, when looking at a new project I can be reluctant to jump in if I think I won\'t have enough time to get it done. Then, once I\'m into something, it\'s hard to get me out of it... just one more little tweak... maybe this could be a little better... have I thought about this thing... etc. etc. Not a great way to get things DONE.So, on this 90-day challenge I have to keep coming back to that idea again. Progress, not perfection. I have mapped out a schedule for myself for during this challenge, and one thing I did is not to assign specific times for my tasks ahead of time, but instead gave a time value... like \"blogging,1 hour,\" \"video production, 2 hours,\" etc. I can then assign the specific time as I go along... one day at a time. That way I can accommodate any special appointments or events I might have.\n\nI made a plan for each day of the week--writing down which tasks I would do on Monday, Tuesday, etc., and then assigning a time value. Then I made a grid with each day of the week across the top, and the hours of the day along the left. Then I put each task into a rectangle, until I come up with my schedule for that day. So far so good.\n\nNow the trick is for me to stay within the time that I\'ve allotted.I may use a time some of the time. This means that I\'m going to have to work a little faster than I might otherwise, more focused, less distracted, and not always get into nit-picky detail. And I need to keep reminding myself that I\'m making progress... not perfection!\n\nYesterday the entire schedulegot thrown out the window when a special, pressing project came up. Today, I\'m getting back on the horse. 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