What I learned while I was “away”

So, all of you well know that I’ve been trying to use and experiment with different landing page software that will bring more visitors to my website. I’m also still trying to get my woocommerce store opened and trying to get affiliate products into the store and being able to showcase the products which is a work in progress. My website postings and audience “clamber” has decreased a lot but I’m not worried because I know how to get it all back so its not an issue.

However, there are some things I learned while I was away. For one, working on multiple projects does not have to be complicated or one doesn’t has to wait years down the road so to speak. What I learned in this regard is to work on posting something on your website one day and spend all or a majority of the next day working on say, woocommerce or trying to get things into the store and working on experimentation then go back the next day working on your website post.

In so doing, you won’t feel like you have to put your website postings off until you’re completely ready to give your website your full undivided attention. I fought with this many a day over the 3 weeks that I didn’t post but I thought about this nifty trick and will implement it from now on.

I’ve also caught myself watching various videos on various things such as woocommerce and other providential related topics related to business. Another thing I learned to do was to divide up the video by however many minutes and seconds there are. For example, if you’re watching a video that’s 55 minutes long, watch only 11 minutes of it a day and take notes on it. Also, save your place by writing down the time you left off.

In so doing, you won’t have to watch the whole video all over again so make sure you absorb every little bit of that video or the minutes you’ll watch it. This is in instances where you have a short attention span or don’t have time to sit through the whole video.

This is also for you people out there who can’t sit at your computer for longer than 4 hours without it ruining your eyes, it happens to me sometimes where you sit at your computer for longer than 4 hours and your eyes has to readjust to the light outside.

I’m not shortcutting by no means, I’m just trying to offer suggestions so we as a business building people don’t have to feel like we have to sit at our computers for hours on end.

All input welcome!