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• At 2009.10.19 11:58, Stu The Wine Guru said:
  

  You are spot on on this one! Good information that you can use. I never feel like their is enough time in the day, yet I sometimes can find myself procrastinating about doing something,crazy huh?

  Thanks-
  Stu

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• At 2009.10.19 12:00, Stu The Wine Guru said:
  

  You are right on the money on this one,Gabe. Plenty of days I feel like their isn’t enough time in the day to get things done. Then a moment later I might be procrastinating about doing something, crazy how that works,huh?

  Good article

  Write On!
  Stu

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• At 2009.10.19 12:01, Stu The Wine Guru said:
  

  Great Article Gabe. Very informative and right on the money.
  Stu

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  • At 2011.08.10 02:58, iPad 3 said:
    

    yes absolutely right dear.. Mr Gabe have make some nice point over here..
    iPad 3′s last post…iPad 3 and iPhone 5 internal parts leaked

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• At 2009.10.19 13:05, Justin said:
  

  Hmm, while I believe perusing goals to be a great thing, focusing on what you have may be the best idea. If you’re impulsive like me you’ll start something and then forget about it a week later – but sometimes when you start something new, you just keep at it, next thing you know its gone big!

  So in conclusion I agree with your post, the more you do the more chance of success you’ve got!

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• At 2009.10.19 14:30, Gabe Young said:
  

  I agree for the most part. There’s only so much one can handle. Everyone has their own threshold, and only they can determine what that is.

  However, in many cases, adding that one thing that you’ve been putting off probably wouldn’t that big of a deal. It’s just part of the entire balancing act.

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• At 2009.10.19 15:00, Himanshu said:
  

  Nice insights Gabe, your point are strong specially “Learning something new? Bring it on!” This means that anyone can do business while learning phase also.
  Blogging is also a learning process and one can make a nice bog by sharing his day to day learning experience.

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• At 2009.10.19 15:50, Gabe Young said:
  

  You’re absolutely right. Documenting the practice of making your blog work is enough to provide you with unlimited article material.

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• At 2009.10.19 19:28, Brad said:
  

  While its hard to start a new project when you are swamped I may be starting my own project (shh its a secret ).

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• At 2009.10.20 01:27, Neo said:
  

  Yes I agree with you Gabe. Its very true. If we have the wish there is a way…but the problem is I’m too lazy for that.

  Thanks
  TC

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• At 2009.10.20 01:30, Dave Doolin | Website In A Weekend said:
  

  Already started. You’ll see in a couple of weeks. Still working on it.

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• At 2009.10.20 02:55, John said:
  

  I have a personal blog and I want to increase its PR and earn money from it but never took it seriously.Too busy with my full time job.

  Thanks
  TC

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• At 2009.10.20 08:30, Gabe Young said:
  

  @Brad and Dave, can’t wait to see what your new projects are!

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• At 2009.10.20 08:32, Gabe Young said:
  

  Sadly, that’s what happens with most personal blogs. You can definitely earn an income but you’ll have to juggle it with your FT job. Keep me posted if you pick it back up.

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• At 2009.10.20 08:46, Rob said:
  

  Great stuff Gabe, I can remember the first time hearing a good friend tell how bored they were and had to stop and think about what that meant. There is so much to do and so much to learn, just got to go after it and do it, I think this is why I never experience the feeling of being bored.

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• At 2009.10.20 09:15, Gabe Young said:
  

  You’re right. Not only within the blogging world but life in general. There’s so much to learn and do!

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• At 2009.10.20 14:09, Blake @ Props Blog said:
  

  It is hard to get over the “I have too much going on” attitude. With kids, a wife, a job, and a million other things to slow you down, it is easy to make excuses.

  I’m very ADD, so I find if I have too many projects going on at once, I get distracted and never end up finishing any of them. I’m all about pursing every idea to it’s fullest, but I don’t know how to manage my time with all the ideas. Do you have any tricks? Almost everyday I feel like I work nonstop (enough to make my wife mad sometimes), and I still don’t have enough time to do everything I want to.

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• At 2009.10.20 14:25, Gabe Young said:
  

  Since I trained project managers for a living, I have many tools that get me through my busy schedule. I have a time slot for everything so that helps a bit. For example, 9:00-10:00 post article on site 1, 10:30-11:00 post article on site 2, 11:00-11:30 create backlinks, etc…

  I read an article a few weeks ago on John Chow dot Com that still helps me today. Check it out, it’s a good read!

  http://www.johnchow.com/the-big-rocks/

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• At 2009.10.21 06:12, uberVU - social comments said:
  

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• At 2009.10.21 19:10, Blake @ Props Blog said:
  

  I remember reading that article. I think I need to get back to that principal. I am really bad about estimating how long stuff is going to take me to do. I admire your dedication to be able to post daily on multiple blogs.

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• At 2011.03.18 06:09, دردشة الحب said:
  

  Thanks fowr sharingdw nice bloog and good list Gabe

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