Comments on: 7 Easy Ways To Lose Track Of Social Media While Keeping Track Of It. http://thewritestart.net/7-easy-ways-to-lose-track-of-social-media-while-keeping-track-of-it/ Blogging / Social Networking Thu, 25 Mar 2010 01:24:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Stuart Conover http://thewritestart.net/7-easy-ways-to-lose-track-of-social-media-while-keeping-track-of-it/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Stuart Conover Fri, 19 Feb 2010 03:47:16 +0000 http://thewritestart.net/?p=230#comment-24 It's often that initial setting up of a routine that's the most difficult. It's so easy to let yourself put something off, even by a couple hours. The problem of course is that when you allow yourself too much leeway it's always there as a temptation to just fall out of it and not accomplish as much or have your work hurried. It's often that initial setting up of a routine that's the most difficult. It's so easy to let yourself put something off, even by a couple hours. The problem of course is that when you allow yourself too much leeway it's always there as a temptation to just fall out of it and not accomplish as much or have your work hurried.

]]> By: Eric http://thewritestart.net/7-easy-ways-to-lose-track-of-social-media-while-keeping-track-of-it/comment-page-1/#comment-23 Eric Fri, 19 Feb 2010 03:18:11 +0000 http://thewritestart.net/?p=230#comment-23 These are all great points though I like the last one, number 7 the most. If you have everything else set up and ready to go, a plan and then actually take action on that plan, you should really have a routine you follow in order to get the best bang for your productivity... Otherwise, you just might get overloaded and completely crumble with everything going on.<br><br>I myself don't actually have a routine of sorts and I know I need to get one. I feel this is important so much that even with no plan and no clue of what you're doing, those can come with the time given from just having a routine at all.<br><br>Consistency is key here even though growth and progression is where you want to be going also. Just have a set time and stick to it and things will work themselves out.<br><br>Great article Stuart. These are all great points though I like the last one, number 7 the most. If you have everything else set up and ready to go, a plan and then actually take action on that plan, you should really have a routine you follow in order to get the best bang for your productivity… Otherwise, you just might get overloaded and completely crumble with everything going on.

I myself don't actually have a routine of sorts and I know I need to get one. I feel this is important so much that even with no plan and no clue of what you're doing, those can come with the time given from just having a routine at all.

Consistency is key here even though growth and progression is where you want to be going also. Just have a set time and stick to it and things will work themselves out.

Great article Stuart.

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