Focus On You: The Full Time Stay at Home Dog Mom

Ep 2 of the relaunch! During a meeting with my mastermind, all tiny business owners who have very personal online businesses and sites, I had a little breakthrough in my thinking. As you might remember if you were one of the 8 people who has been listening to this podcast regularly, I’ve kind of fought against some of the advice to niche down. 

I think it’s time for a recap of events. We are now in the second year of this podcast and I’m ready to relaunch my podcast.

New name and new focus.

So, last week I mentioned that I’m pretty good at brainstorming and I recently had a conversation with someone concerning his ideas and my suggestions.

I’m hoping that this back and forth will help you figure out some of your own current or potential obstacles.

Right now, in the US, most of the country has been asked or told to stay home. And most of us can’t. We are living paycheck to paycheck and not having any income for a couple weeks is just not an option. It’s very stressful and many people are wondering how to make their bills and mortgage.

I wanted to tell you of a couple apps I’m not happy with anymore.

The topic of happiness is definitely worthy of an episode of its own, because ultimately it is the goal, the priority… the reward we are all looking for.

Everything we do, is ultimately to reach a level of happiness. The goal of happiness is why I have my 24 month plan to be a full time stay at home dog mom.

When we started to leave our personal projects and start working on someone elses personal projects, we started to be less than we can be.

If you happen to be taking notes on life experiences that can save you a great deal of pain and suffering in your future, please take note of this.. be careful who you share your ideas with. And be more careful from whom you take advice. If they are not in the arena, spilling their blood along with you, their advice is likely not useful.

Should you be on youtube? Sure… but not JUST there. Should you be on Facebook? Of course (if you like it) but not to build a business.

It’s well worth it for me to work this plan for 24 months.

That’s not to say that I don’t need to work anymore after 24 months. The plan is that I have replaced my necessary income by then and can work from home. With the dogs.

That’s the plan.