When You Want To Do It All

…then freakin’ get started!

The right discussion isn’t one that scolds you into making one final decision about the future of everything that you ever do.  That’s just impractical.  And silly.

The problem with trying to figure out what to do is that the “figuring” part demands more of your time than the “doing” part.  And without you doing things, everything you want to do is just wishful thinking.  A waste of your time.

Which is why when you want to do it all you need to start doing something.  Here are a few key things to start with:

1. Put together a list of everything that you want to do and the reasons why.
2. Make sure that you spend time ensuring that you have your personal finances figured out.
3. Gather together your top advocates and ask for help where needed.

You can go places if you start heading that way.

That’s the basics of achieving big goals.  That’s the essence of doing it all.

Time isn’t the issue, your activity is.

Sure priorities matter. So too do finances and managing the unknowns.  Your education matters.  And your experience.

But the biggest factor in you doing everything that you want to do is how hard you want to work.

If you want to do it all you just need to do a little more than everyone else.  Sometimes, a lot more.