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Podcast #4 - Lots of New Projects Coming Up

February 26, 2008 Posted under: Podcasts by Caroline Middlebrook

It’s time for another podcast! At the weekend I moved house and now have somewhere permanent to live so life should become a little more settled for me now. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about what I want to do with my work time and how I want to focus on building assets and spend less time on unimportant tasks.

In this podcast I talk a little more about how easy it is to waste time and I discuss all of the projects that I have coming up in my foreseeable future.

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Or click the link below to download the MP3 file: (8.5Mb)

http://www.caroline-middlebrook.com/blog/files/podcast4-26thfeb08.mp3

Oh near the end of the Podcast I get a date wrong - I say that tomorrow is the 28th but now I realise that it’s actually the 27th tomorrow, doh! Couldn’t be bothered to record it all again!

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9 Comments:

Charlie
February 26, 2008

Hi Caroline,
I’m also guilty of procrastinating and diverting, I somehow convince myself that I’m being productive but I’m actually wasting time on things I could easily postpone. So I’m all over the place with no specific focus. I keep getting distraced with new things I find and I hardly finish things I start. I’ve also been targeting niche marketing and messing around with adsense and this and that, but really not accomplishing much.

Thanks for this podcast, I need to refocus too.
Charlie.

Lily
February 26, 2008

Hi Caroline.
Oh I so understand the ‘being busy without being busy’ - lol
You sound like me with all your projects. I currently have at least 6 things that I want to do which are all major projects - and I’m still in the day job!
I’m a member of John Thornhill’s site - haven’t been in there for a while but I did find the forum extremely useful and I did learn a massive amount by asking questions there and reading various threads. John’s pretty much a master seller. Ebooks are still a favourite of mine although I prefer writing my own to selling other people’s.
May I offer a quick bit of advice? Buy a pop-shield for your microphone - it cuts out the *PPPP* sound of air when you pronounce a P, B or sometimes T into the mic. I never knew how to get rid of it and then someone told me about them so I’m passing on a bit of advice that was given to me - not a criticism :-)
Hope you feel better soon - eat some garlic - great for a sore throat and wards off vampires too ;-)

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Click for Nick
February 27, 2008

yeah i think its great to keep planning ahead thinking of new projects. the more the merryier…

Click for Nick’s last blog post..How to Check Your Email Less Often

Tom Beaton
February 27, 2008

I have totally mastered busy work. I can do busy work pretty much indefinitely. I call it infomania.

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Jade
February 28, 2008

Thank you for this podcast! I had difficulty finding the other podcasts, even once I used the search function. Perhaps this is something you could address?

Once I found all podcasts though I was inspired to really explore your archives.

Just a couple of suggestions:
- Instead of recording the entire thing again, could you have used a free program like Audacity to re-record that bit?
- You may want to look at Warez sites as a way to market your e-book. This is considerably faster than torrents.

Hope you are feeling better soon!

Mark
February 28, 2008

Hey - can I be the first newsletter subscriber? Whoo Hoo!

Great to hear you on the PodCast. If you are interested in PodCasting, I recommend Jay from Internet Business Mastery as a resource. He is something of a podcasting guru, and his partner Sterling is big into eBay. You might like their podcast (it is on iTunes).

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Caroline Middlebrook
February 28, 2008

@Jade, I’ll add a podcast category to make it easier to find them. I do use audacity but to be honest I actually prefer to leave the mistakes in there and just roll with it :)

@Mark, Well who knows, there may be a massive rush of people itching to join it lol! I’m not really interested in podcasting per se - it’s just a nice way for me to ramble on about stuff on the occasions where I don’t feel like writing.

Jan
March 6, 2008

Hi Caroline

I just listened to your podcast. Makes me tired just thinking about all those projects. I am trying to do one at a time these days after hearing this advice from somewhere (can’t remember the source)

The advice was …If you do three projects at the same time which will take 1 month, 2 months and 3 months separately, you won’t have anything finished and making money until 6 months are up.

But if you do the one month project first that will be working for you from month 2 and then the 2 month project will be working for you from month 4 and finally the last one will be ready after month 6.

The only way I change this is, if I have waiting time on a project (while waiting for someone else to so something), I fill the gap by working on the next one.

Hope this helps

Jan

P.S. my work still takes forever LOL must be all that busy work

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Caroline Middlebrook
March 7, 2008

@Jan, yeah that’s good advice if you don’t have much time but I do this pretty much full time now so if I was only working on one project at a time, I’d get bored!


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