Wednesday, January 25, 2006

What I learned today

to become an early riser, get up at the same time every morning
http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/2005/05/how-to-become-an-early-riser/

  • let your body determine what time to go to sleep at night
  • no negotiation, no second thoughts, just throw the covers off stretch, and get out of bed the first time the alarm goes off
  • if you do this for one month straight, you will condition your brain to get up at this time every time, and it will never be a problem again

there are some pretty cool alarm clocks out there…
http://www.axbo.com/infactory/1_home_en/news_list.jsp.html

  • my favorite are the ones that sense your sleeping cycles via a wrist strap, and wake you up when you're sleeping the lightest
  • you set a drop dead wake up time, and an amount of time before this that the alarm can go off when it senses you're ready to wake up

to avoid procrastination, find motivation, set goals, break down big goals into achievable chunks
http://www.stevepavlina.com/articles/overcoming-procrastination.htm

  • this is the same stuff that you read over and over
  • but there's a reason for that
  • because it's true! if you can master this simple idea, there's a lot of reward for it…

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Name: Travis Giggy
Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, US

I am passionate about business on the Internet. This blog is my personal archive of lessons learned while conducting business on the Internet.

I started programming web sites 11 years ago.

In 1997, I started my first Internet business, called Carryout.com. It was an online food ordering service that allowed you to order food from a local restaurant right to your door. At the time, that was pretty cool!

The fire was stoked, and I started learning as much as I could about Internet marketing and copywriting. I became an expert at measuring and testing.

I've been a success and a failure many times over.

Now, a decade later, I still learn every day what it takes to be successful in online business. This blog is how I record those lessons. Since I started this blog, I've learned the value of keeping a written record of my Internet business experiences. As long as I keep learning and growing, I'll keep writing about it.

I doubt I'll ever quit learning.