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C0282736 · 11-12-2007, 04:53 AM

I found that when I had a very scattered focus it was very difficult to feel like I was making the progress I wanted. I mean sure, I was always interested in what I was doing since I could switch to a different project whenever I felt like it but I feel now that I was spread too thin. Now that I have a focus I am seeing results and once I master the avenue I have chosen I will move on to a new project. It can be difficult when you have so many ideas and interests and you want to move fast but I truly believe a distinct focus and patience is what will give you the best results.

11-12-2007, 04:53 AM	#26 (permalink)
C0282736 Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Victoria Posts: 9	I found that when I had a very scattered focus it was very difficult to feel like I was making the progress I wanted. I mean sure, I was always interested in what I was doing since I could switch to a different project whenever I felt like it but I feel now that I was spread too thin. Now that I have a focus I am seeing results and once I master the avenue I have chosen I will move on to a new project. It can be difficult when you have so many ideas and interests and you want to move fast but I truly believe a distinct focus and patience is what will give you the best results.