Yes, taking action is the issue. BUT … Taking action is a very big picture. What does “taking action” mean? See, for me this is self-understood. But looking at the results our graduates had in previous years, I got that it is not c,ear to everyone. So therefore I chunked down this “taking action” in – so far- 64 steps (the projects). These steps are all part and parcel of taking action. If they are correctly understood and mastered, then the whole “taking action” becomes much easier, in fact it becomes a fact of life in a results producing business rather than a …”hmmm…how do I do that? Or what do I do now? Or how do I do X? ”
And yes, it can be overwhelming at times, but hey, who does not get overwhelmed? Last Sunday, I worked nonstop from 7 am to late evening. Everything came at me all at once, and it was Sunday. But here is the deal, and this is why I asked you to do your values and find the bigger picture of why you’re doing this, the bigger picture that drives you beyond just making a business. If you operate out of that (which is actually your life path) then overwhelm is just one of those things that happens from time to time, and you still do all you need to do. It’s not a job, it’s a passion, it’s your purpose, and no obstacles, overwhelm, difficulties can ever stop you. Now I have given you the reason as to why we started this way in the projects. Trust me, we’ll get to the nuts and bolts of everything.
As for the website, Word Press is the easiest method I found to set up a website. There are tons of tutorials, videos and info you can find if you have to do it yourself. I am directly involved in WP for our websites, and I do a lot of stuff myself. just because you don’t have a webmaster, or a person directly involved in building your website, does not mean you cannot do it. It’s more work. But once you understand the working of what you want on your website, then you can surely pay someone else to do it, and they’ll do what YOU want rather than you having to accept what they think it is right for you. Makes sense? So your effort of understanding how to set up your website will pay off in the long run even if you’re not going to do the legwork.
