The Most Common Problem That Distracts People From Achieving Their Goals

Ever been so fired up about a new project, business deal, or idea that you can’t stop thinking about it?

You start working on it and making some great progress. Then, one day you wake up and another brilliant idea or opportunity pops up. It completely steals your attention, causing you to neglect all other current projects that were already in the works.

It’s a common challenge among doers, but for dabblers it’s the fatality to their success. They don’t quite know how to control it and stay focused on one project or task until completion.

I like to call it shiny object syndrome.

Shiny object syndrome is fun and exciting, but it’s insanely unproductive and distracting. It’s fatal to one’s success. So how do you overcome shiny object syndrome and stick it through to completion and domination of the project at hand?

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Today we’ll dive into 4 proven tools to help you beat shiny object syndrome to ensure you stay focused and productive.

Here’s an overview of what you’ll achieve from this episode:

1. Clarity – Ways to create space in your brain to comprehend exactly what you’re doing, why you’re doing it, and how you can maximize the success of the project.
2. Better concentration – Ways to remove distractions, which use up crucial energy for the brain to properly make decisions and take action.
3. More time!! Imagine all that you could do with extra time on the clock to complete the tasks you’ve been putting off. More ways to get more out of every minute.
4. Feel GREAT! How to feel like you’re absolutely on top of your game, crushing it and loving every single moment of the journey.

Tune in today and download our coaching tips so you can start making BIG things happen instead of just talking about it.

I look forward to hearing what projects you’re going to tackle when you apply today’s tips – share it with us on the blog, Facebook, or twitter.

To your success,

Jairek Robbins