your own original writing on a topic, your opinion on a recent news story, a "Top 10" list, your comments on another blogger's post, or anything else that adds original content to your subject matter.

What you write doesn't have to be groundbreaking or particularly useful, it just has to be in your own voice. Don't burden yourself with heavy research or high standards for quality, your goal here is to get into the habit of writing in your own voice and see how easy it is to knock out a few hundred words of content daily on a topic you're passionate about.

Step 4 Repeat step 3 for three weeks.

That's it. If you commit to and complete this action plan, you'll have replaced your inaction habit with an action habit in just t

Inaction is your single biggest enemy if you're trying to build an online business. No amount of knowledge, planning, strategy, goal setting, or other preparatory tasks can make you money online without you first taking action to implement them.

The first step to overcoming inaction is to discover just how easy it is to act. Once you realize that action doesn't have to big or complicated to be effective, you can turn your inaction habit into an action habit.

Conventional wisdom says it takes 21 days to rid yourself of a habit. Three weeks of purposefully acting against an ingrained pattern of behavior to eliminate that pattern from your life.

One successful technique for breaking a bad habit is to replace it with a good habit. For example, if you habitually snack on junk food while watching TV in the evening, you can replace the junk food with more healthful food or completely break the pattern and take your dog for a walk whenever you have the urge to snack.

It may not be easy, it may not seem like you're making any progress as you're doing it, but habitually replacing a bad habit with a good habit will eventually change your ingrained patterns of behavior.

I'm not a psychologist, I don't know how or why this works, but it has definitely worked in my life and the lives of countless others. So, if you're ready to change the fortunes of your online business for the better, let's get started!

First, if you're preparing yourself for some long complicated lesson plan you're going to be disappointed. I am a big believer in the effectiveness of small steps and small goals so this action plan couldn't be much simpler:

Step 1 Sign up for a WordPress or Blogger blog. Use their free hosting option even if you have your own domain name on which you can install the blog software. Use one of the standard templates and don't move any of the options from their default values.

Your goal here is to learn how to turn inaction into action, not to become an expert at customizing or installing a blog. Fiddling with the blog setup or display options at this point is ineffective action, busywork that impedes accomplishing the goal and not success-oriented action that will help accomplish it.

Step 2 Pick a subject you're interested in. It can be a hobby, something related to your profession, your favorite TV show, politics, sports, basically anything you are passionate about. Choose this subject based on how interested you are in it without thinking about how you can potentially make money from it.

This isn't about showing you how to build your business, this is about learning how to turn inaction to action and thinking about monetizing your writing at this stage is just another needless complication that will sabotage this goal.

Step 3 Commit to writing a 300 to 500 blog post every day. That's right, every day. This can be a post with your own original writing on a topic, your opinion on a recent news story, a "Top 10" list, your comments on another blogger's post, or anything else that adds original content to your subject matter.

What you write doesn't have to be groundbreaking or particularly useful, it just has to be in your own voice. Don't burden yourself with heavy research or high standards for quality, your goal here is to get into the habit of writing in your own voice and see how easy it is to knock out a few hundred words of content daily on a topic you're passionate about.

Step 4 Repeat step 3 for three weeks.

That's it. If you commit to and complete this action plan, you'll have replaced your inaction habit with an action habit in just th

le, if you habitually snack on junk food while watching TV in the evening, you can replace the junk food with more healthful food or completely break the pattern and take your dog for a walk whenever you have the urge to snack.

It may not be easy, it may not seem like you're making any progress as you're doing it, but habitually replacing a bad habit with a good habit will eventually change your ingrained patterns of behavior.

I'm not a psychologist, I don't know how or why this works, but it has definitely worked in my life and the lives of countless others. So, if you're ready to change the fortunes of your online business for the better, let's get started!

First, if you're preparing yourself for some long complicated lesson plan you're going to be disappointed. I am a big believer in the effectiveness of small steps and small goals so this action plan couldn't be much simpler:

Step 1 Sign up for a WordPress or Blogger blog. Use their free hosting option even if you have your own domain name on which you can install the blog software. Use one of the standard templates and don't move any of the options from their default values.

Your goal here is to learn how to turn inaction into action, not to become an expert at customizing or installing a blog. Fiddling with the blog setup or display options at this point is ineffective action, busywork that impedes accomplishing the goal and not success-oriented action that will help accomplish it.

Step 2 Pick a subject you're interested in. It can be a hobby, something related to your profession, your favorite TV show, politics, sports, basically anything you are passionate about. Choose this subject based on how interested you are in it without thinking about how you can potentially make money from it.

This isn't about showing you how to build your business, this is about learning how to turn inaction to action and thinking about monetizing your writing at this stage is just another needless complication that will sabotage this goal.

Step 3 Commit to writing a 300 to 500 blog post every day. That's right, every day. This can be a post with your own original writing on a topic, your opinion on a recent news story, a "Top 10" list, your comments on another blogger's post, or anything else that adds original content to your subject matter.

What you write doesn't have to be groundbreaking or particularly useful, it just has to be in your own voice. Don't burden yourself with heavy research or high standards for quality, your goal here is to get into the habit of writing in your own voice and see how easy it is to knock out a few hundred words of content daily on a topic you're passionate about.

Step 4 Repeat step 3 for three weeks.

That's it. If you commit to and complete this action plan, you'll have replaced your inaction habit with an action habit in just t

going to be disappointed. I am a big believer in the effectiveness of small steps and small goals so this action plan couldn't be much simpler:

Step 1 Sign up for a WordPress or Blogger blog. Use their free hosting option even if you have your own domain name on which you can install the blog software. Use one of the standard templates and don't move any of the options from their default values.

Your goal here is to learn how to turn inaction into action, not to become an expert at customizing or installing a blog. Fiddling with the blog setup or display options at this point is ineffective action, busywork that impedes accomplishing the goal and not success-oriented action that will help accomplish it.

Step 2 Pick a subject you're interested in. It can be a hobby, something related to your profession, your favorite TV show, politics, sports, basically anything you are passionate about. Choose this subject based on how interested you are in it without thinking about how you can potentially make money from it.

This isn't about showing you how to build your business, this is about learning how to turn inaction to action and thinking about monetizing your writing at this stage is just another needless complication that will sabotage this goal.

Step 3 Commit to writing a 300 to 500 blog post every day. That's right, every day. This can be a post with your own original writing on a topic, your opinion on a recent news story, a "Top 10" list, your comments on another blogger's post, or anything else that adds original content to your subject matter.

What you write doesn't have to be groundbreaking or particularly useful, it just has to be in your own voice. Don't burden yourself with heavy research or high standards for quality, your goal here is to get into the habit of writing in your own voice and see how easy it is to knock out a few hundred words of content daily on a topic you're passionate about.

Step 4 Repeat step 3 for three weeks.

That's it. If you commit to and complete this action plan, you'll have replaced your inaction habit with an action habit in just t

strong> Pick a subject you're interested in. It can be a hobby, something related to your profession, your favorite TV show, politics, sports, basically anything you are passionate about. Choose this subject based on how interested you are in it without thinking about how you can potentially make money from it.

This isn't about showing you how to build your business, this is about learning how to turn inaction to action and thinking about monetizing your writing at this stage is just another needless complication that will sabotage this goal.

Step 3 Commit to writing a 300 to 500 blog post every day. That's right, every day. This can be a post with your own original writing on a topic, your opinion on a recent news story, a "Top 10" list, your comments on another blogger's post, or anything else that adds original content to your subject matter.

What you write doesn't have to be groundbreaking or particularly useful, it just has to be in your own voice. Don't burden yourself with heavy research or high standards for quality, your goal here is to get into the habit of writing in your own voice and see how easy it is to knock out a few hundred words of content daily on a topic you're passionate about.

Step 4 Repeat step 3 for three weeks.

That's it. If you commit to and complete this action plan, you'll have replaced your inaction habit with an action habit in just t

your own original writing on a topic, your opinion on a recent news story, a "Top 10" list, your comments on another blogger's post, or anything else that adds original content to your subject matter.

What you write doesn't have to be groundbreaking or particularly useful, it just has to be in your own voice. Don't burden yourself with heavy research or high standards for quality, your goal here is to get into the habit of writing in your own voice and see how easy it is to knock out a few hundred words of content daily on a topic you're passionate about.

Step 4 Repeat step 3 for three weeks.

That's it. If you commit to and complete this action plan, you'll have replaced your inaction habit with an action habit in just three short weeks. Just 21 days to making taking action, the single most important skill you can have to make your business a success, a scheduled and integral part of your everyday life.