I followed john1812's solution and it worked pretty well. It did get to the point when I used a kitchen timer to limit the amount of time I was spending reading the discussions and responding with answers to the few questions I felt qualified to address. The other quick diversion I use is closing WA and playing three games of solitaire. By the end of the third, I am really bored so going back to WA work with a clear mind is a rewarding step.

Hi Marcelo,

I had that problem and I think that probably everyone else has to.

What I did was to follow each course/lesson in order and just build up my site bit by bit.

I did start to dip into other courses and blogs and things and jumped around a lot, but that just got myself confused, so I really recommend taking things a step at a time.

I'm sure that others will have tips/advice as well

Wishing you luck and best wishes!
John

Hi Marcelo. I know how you feel. We have all been there. I suggest you concentrate on your courses first.

If you are at that level then concentrate on writing your posts.

You can't do everything at once. Then give yourself a certain amount of time like 30 minutes to read blogs. Don't read every blog. Just the ones that are helpful to you

Give yourself 20 minutes to answer people who follow you for example. Those are suggestion. You can do your own schedule.

It depends how much time you have. If you have enough time to do some member's training then pick one a day.
Emilie