December 21, 2018
After a couple of weeks of strategic planning, I’m once again ready to put first things first. Good thing, too, as the New Year is upon us. It was a conversation with Joyce Bone, Founder & COM (Chief Operating Mom) of MillionaireMoms.com, a few months ago that made me realize that I had gotten off track and allowed myself to be distracted by “bright shiny objects.” You know, those tasks and ventures that seem like a great idea at the time, but after close inspection (and devoting some hard-earned resources), turned out to be tiniff (Yiddish for “overpriced junk”), fool’s gold. All in the quest for a more consistent cash flow in this turbulent economy. I asked Joyce how she managed to do it all—run and business and raise a family (as if the former weren’t enough). How do you put first things first? She said, quite serenely, “You choose your priorities. Then, you build your entrepreneurial day around that.” It reminded me of an exercise I’ve seen in personal development seminars. And, apparently, Stephen…
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