a new idea, I write it in this book that I always keep next to my keyboard. This way, I don’t end up getting distracted from what I’m working on and I don’t forget the crazy ideas that pop into my head almost constantly. Once a week I Following death and taxes, the third guaranteed ‘thing’ in life seems to be that you’ll *never* have enough time to put into action, all of your great ideas and plans for expanding your business and streams of income. That is why so many of the great ideas we entrepreneurs have, seem to end up on the ‘back burners’ of our excessive compulsive, clickity clacking brains. Sometimes never to be seen or remembered again…

The problem is that sometimes that back burner of ideas seems to get crowded to the point where you have to decide what really is a priority and what needs to be tossed out with the scraps.

Here are a couple ways to help you sort these ideas and keep yourself from wasting valuable time you could be spending on more fruitful ventures.

First, keep a written list of ideas. This can be very simple. In my case, I use a composition book that I bought for a dollar at the grocery store. Every time I have a new idea, I write it in this book that I always keep next to my keyboard. This way, I don’t end up getting distracted from what I’m working on and I don’t forget the crazy ideas that pop into my head almost constantly. Once a week I g

ny of the great ideas we entrepreneurs have, seem to end up on the ‘back burners’ of our excessive compulsive, clickity clacking brains. Sometimes never to be seen or remembered again…

The problem is that sometimes that back burner of ideas seems to get crowded to the point where you have to decide what really is a priority and what needs to be tossed out with the scraps.

Here are a couple ways to help you sort these ideas and keep yourself from wasting valuable time you could be spending on more fruitful ventures.

First, keep a written list of ideas. This can be very simple. In my case, I use a composition book that I bought for a dollar at the grocery store. Every time I have a new idea, I write it in this book that I always keep next to my keyboard. This way, I don’t end up getting distracted from what I’m working on and I don’t forget the crazy ideas that pop into my head almost constantly. Once a week I

er of ideas seems to get crowded to the point where you have to decide what really is a priority and what needs to be tossed out with the scraps.

Here are a couple ways to help you sort these ideas and keep yourself from wasting valuable time you could be spending on more fruitful ventures.

First, keep a written list of ideas. This can be very simple. In my case, I use a composition book that I bought for a dollar at the grocery store. Every time I have a new idea, I write it in this book that I always keep next to my keyboard. This way, I don’t end up getting distracted from what I’m working on and I don’t forget the crazy ideas that pop into my head almost constantly. Once a week I

valuable time you could be spending on more fruitful ventures.

First, keep a written list of ideas. This can be very simple. In my case, I use a composition book that I bought for a dollar at the grocery store. Every time I have a new idea, I write it in this book that I always keep next to my keyboard. This way, I don’t end up getting distracted from what I’m working on and I don’t forget the crazy ideas that pop into my head almost constantly. Once a week I

a new idea, I write it in this book that I always keep next to my keyboard. This way, I don’t end up getting distracted from what I’m working on and I don’t forget the crazy ideas that pop into my head almost constantly. Once a week I go through the ideas I’ve written down and decide which ones are really worth pursuing and which ones to scrap.

Next, I decide what ideas I’ll put into action on my own and which ones I’ll outsource to someone I trust. Hiring a third party to do your dirty work can be one of the most profitable things you can ever do in your business. The trick is learning to let go of the high level of control that you have when you are doing everything yourself. If you’re a control freak / perfectionist like me, this can be a true test of your will but the end almost always justifies the means.

Another great method of idea implementation and time management is to joint venture your golden ideas with trusted partners. This method saves me time by splitting the work load between myself and a partner or even among three of us if the project is labor intensive. The only downside to this method is that you of course have to split the p