1. You spend more time learning than working (and count that as work).
2. You aren’t passionate, or even interested in, your niche *or* your market.
3. You spend too much time trying to figure out a way NOT to do certain tasks.
(In that same amount of time, you could have just achieved the tasks – and had time to spare.)
4. You don’t take action on profitable ideas because you worry it isn’t the right action to take. (Taking NO action is a surefire way to avoid profit – and to avoid mistakes that will help you figure out what works and what doesn’t.)
5. You try to be someone you’re not, which is unnatural and awkward – and obvious to your target market.
6. You spend the majority of your day doing “busy work” instead of Priority Tasks.
7. You make excuses instead of creating solutions.
8. You compare yourself to others, instead of comparing your progress against your own goal.
9. You get caught up in meaningless technical details, instead of creating meaningful interaction with your target market.
10. You *worry* about competitors, instead of looking at ways you can leverage their success to your benefit…
