First, about your focus. Don't focus on what Paul says other than during the introduction. If while the tape is playing you find yourself listening to one voice or another, then do in your mind what he is saying until you can float down the middle again.
On to listening: I wouldn't listen to the tape as often as you are. Side A, the general side, can be listened to regularly, but when listening to Side B have a specific goal in mind such as doing specific things to get a job. I would not make it part of a routine, such as before and after sleep. Keep it mixed up.
And, go out and get a job. While money isn't everything, it sure helps with that quality of life thingy.
You may have some other income opportunities, whether a home-based business or a network marketing program, but my take is you need structure that you can get from a regular job.
Not everyone is cut out to work on their own. It is too easy to talk yourself out of something when you are by yourself. You can come up with many excuses that simply wouldn't cut it in a structure environment.
I've talked with many people trying to go it on their own, but they have every reason not to do something. And often the reason is that they have to listen to another tape! Never let any tape be the reason you aren't doing something. That's crutch that cripples.
I thinking of a guy who made decent money in network marketing. But for years I'd hear him cry about being out of work and having all of these opportunities. It was only after he got a regular job that he had success with network marketing. You know they say if you want a job done, give it to a busy person? Well, there is truth in it. When the ball is rolling at a job, it is easier to keep it rolling after hours when you work on the network opportunity.
If I missed the mark with you I apologize. Hopefully, you will garner insight from my jottings.
Back to Get Around To It... What have you noticed as a result of listening so far?
