Hi, Monica.

For me it is 4, 3, then 2. In that order. I have plenty of time, I just have to juggle it correctly. And ideas? You should see all the rabbit holes I have that lead to ideas, spinoffs, branch offs, twist, turns, loop-de-loops, backflips, and anything else I haven't mentioned.

If I ever have a dearth of Content Ideas, all I have to do is read some WA blogs, and/or talk to ChatGPT. Dearth is gone then and there. But the rabbit holes multiply EXPONENTIALLY!

JD

For me, it's being Overwhelm - No. 3 - but that being said, I've learned years ago that I'm terrible at multitasking and whatever I do, I try not to multitask but focus on only one thing at a time. I have one-track mind and whatever I'm doing in this moment, I put my whole heart and effort into it until it's done. That's made big difference for me.

Isaiah 😊

For me the greatest barrier to consistency is the belief that I can postpone an action to another day, trusting in my willpower rather than looking to building sustainable systems.

Consistency requires acting regularly over a long period, which clashes with the human tendency to want fast results and, when those do not appear, to abandon efforts.
In other words, it's in my mind, (a very lazy mind)
Just saying ^_^ Cheers

I’ve overcome all the barriers you mentioned here Monica. One barrier that I struggle with is the “not knowing” if what I’m doing is going to make an impact.

I publish content regularly and look at data that follows what I’ve done but sometimes I wish I knew what I was doing was going to usher me into online success.

Thank you Mrs, the Blog post really hits hard on me because “Time” is the factor that slows my progress especially on online duties.
I come to a stage were assignments, Blogging, research and other projects yet to be completed on the given dates.

I really need to cope with the time factors, and to be more success.