How do you change your world in 30 minutes, or less?

With only 30 minutes to come up with a solution, I wanted to find something interesting to write for my first blog. I looked for a week and still no ideas. It is now one month after starting my new venture full-time and leaving a daily grind job. Working from home is great, and working for yourself even better. Most people want to do this but cannot find a way, or a path to take to make this happen so they keep working a job for someone or at someplace they really don’t like. So what can you do if you don’t know where to go. how to get started.

Today I was going down my list that I’ve been putting off for almost a month. I noticed I still have not gotten my  storage garage cleaned and organized. I had a little help over the weekend when I decided to add another motorcycle to it and had to now fit 3 of them in. Any way, I decided to go down and do just 30 minutes to clean some things up and then would work on it again later.

Well im sure you guessed by now it took me all of 45 minutes to do it all once I got started. I came back up to my office and thought about this for a few minutes and remembered what an old boss of mine told me way back when. At the time I was working 2 jobs and my car broke down and I needed to rebuild the motor. I was a good shade tree mechanic and could fix it. just didn’t have the time to get the work done. He told me spend just 1 hour a day working on it until you finish. I did and had a car with a brand new motor in a matter of 3 weeks time.

So how does this relate. What do you want to do? take and block out just 30 minutes each day set a timer if you must and spend that time each day planning and working towards that hard to reach goal. maybe its to write a book, start a business, start a new bible study, or maybe just build that new deck project out back. Start by research, then plan it , then do it. You will see that in no matter of time you will knock out all those tasks that you want and start living your dream today.

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Tim Gillette
Tim Gillette

Tim Gillette is the creator of Simple Easy Marketing, a blog, video, and online content creation system designed to get results with your online marketing, even if you’re new to it. He is an award-winning blogger, best-selling author, and highly sought-after speaker who brings entertaining, educational, and empowering content to corporate and entrepreneur events. Every spring and fall, Tim hosts an event in Dallas called Blog and Video Con, which is focused on online marketing.

    4 replies to "How to Change your world in 30 minutes"

    • Gwynne

      Awesome. I wonder if something like this – 30 minutes a day – would work if one were planning on starting a new website she is sure the world needs (even though it may not know it yet). I’ll give it a try and report back! Thanks for the good suggestion.

    • Dirk Werthmann

      I must say I got far but still have to do so much more. Awesome post and thanks for sharing it. Dirk

    • summer keen

      This is a great practice, as long as you follow through on a set schedule. I have got to stay focused on the different projects and adhere to the schedule that I create. (It gets easy to get started on one project and go past your scheduled time — and then your other scheduled items get put off or not done). Any hints on staying on track?

    • Laurel

      To add to this…
      I once had a client who was blocking out time on her calendar and srill wasn’t getting very far and her boss was unhappy. We added two simple adjustments.
      1. Break up the time into 60 minute ore less timeslots just as Tim has suggested.
      2. Define a specific outcome for that time slot.

      She was just working on the project withput a sense of specifically what she wanted to accomplish so she didn’t! She kept asking about what technology to use as though that was the magic she needed.

      The most important components are purpose (why), outcome (what) and timeframe (when). The how and resource needs are defined by these components.

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