This week, Bonfire guest blogger Vivek Patel wrote an excellent post on how to stay positive when starting a business. It’s not always easy to mentally overcome challenges and continue on when things get tough, but positivity is vital to the success of any business.
Continue boosting your motivation with these five posts from Taffy Williams, Lifehack, Eli | Rose Social Media, Marty Zwilling and Entrepreneur.com that make up this week’s small business blog roundup.
How do you get motivated when you’re feeling a bit “ho-hum?” Share in the comments!
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Margaret M
on November 10, 2015 at 9:48 am
I like to make a short To Do List of around 3 items, and then set a time limit. Deadlines usually help get me going.
Or I take the complete opposite approach and take a 20-30 minute break to nap or read. I usually come back strong afterwards.
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I like to make a short To Do List of around 3 items, and then set a time limit. Deadlines usually help get me going.
Or I take the complete opposite approach and take a 20-30 minute break to nap or read. I usually come back strong afterwards.
Thanks for sharing!
Taking a break works, too! Also a good way to prevent burnout. Thanks for your comment, Margaret!