[...] With the closing of comments, I can now be more focused on writing articles and serving my purpose of helping others grow, which is my end objective. [...]

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You have outlined this technique very clear, Celestine. Setting up our dreams, goals and objectives is the first step we have to take towards the top of success. As you said, if we are clear on our end objective, everything becomes very simple.
Thanks for sharing, Celestine.

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Hi Celes,
The end objective…something I haven’t always focused on. And when I haven’t, it’s been easy to wallow along – drifting aimlessly at times. I recall this when I started my blog. And I had some ads up on the site, but there was no rhyme or reason to them. I quickly realized they didin’t fit with the image I wanted to portray. Now, I really do try to look at what I ultimately want. And another point here is that it’s okay if that end objective changes – as long as we remain focused on it.

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Hi Celes.

This focus sure does allow you to toss away items that would normally slow your efforts. Also, it does tend to be beneficial to bring up optional choices that were denied, so as to showcase your level of control, and be able to bring up the options that would have been left unknown otherwise. One example that comes to mind is the reporting of a large sum being offered for one’s site, and it being denied by the site-owner. He was able to keep his end objective in mind, and also make his site seem more valuable to his readers, as the amount of money in the offer was then loosely attached to the value of the site in the readers’ minds.

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