This is some great advice Suzi! I've faced the same thing recently just with my site itself. I forgot what I was doing, what direction I wanted to take my site and that sort of thing. So I had to sit down and rethink, restrategies, etc. Tfs and hope you continue to grow in your business :)

Thank you, Suzi, for a post I came across. I believe God puts posts or blogs in front of us for a reason. I came across your profile this evening and saw “Face Your Giants”. We joined a the end of August, and we have definitely made our share of mistakes. We’ve come close, but we haven’t started over yet. This week, however, has been so busy that we have hardly gotten to tend to our WA training and website. Kirk and I are so frustrated as we put that as a top priority. That’s just how it goes sometimes, I guess. Anyway, thanks again!
(I’m a kid and elderly person just as you are a kid person. We have 4 grand babies — three of them are 3 years old!) So I understand how you feel about that special niece!

Kathy

Hi, Suzzi. Thank you for your encouragement. Would you like to add your Pinterest account? I just pinned your latest post.

Great advice to everyone here Suzi! There's so much to learn here, it can definitely get a bit frustrating, but it can be done if we keep trying.

There's no shame in going back over the training here...I've gone over it again a few times, and it helps a lot in my opinion. I know I certainly don't remember everything all the time, so it's always good to relearn things and give the ole memory a "refresh" lol.

Thanks for sharing, Suzi. Blessings to you too!
Best wishes :) ~Sherry

There is no shame in starting over. I have advised several people to go back over a training because they were asking so many questions that I knew were included in a particular training.

You're to be commended Suzzi. We must occasionally take this turn again and again!

Suzi, I couldn't agree more; you're on the right track, now add consistency to your efforts and move up one more level. Cheers!

Thanks! Very true.
All the best and more!
David

Sure, I often re-visit training or information about techniques to be sure I understand it. You need to be confident in your understanding before moving forward. Alan