Have you experienced “flow”? Here’s how one psychologist described this strange and powerful phenomenon: “Flow is: Being completely involved in an activity for it’s own sake. The ego falls away. Time flies. Every action, movement and thought follows inevitably from the previous one, like playing jazz. Your whole being is involved and you’re using your skills to the utmost.”
Sounds pretty cool, huh? Athletes talk about being “in the zone”. Master musicians “lose themselves” in great performances. When those artists and athletes find themselves in this experience of flow, great things just happen. Effectiveness, endurance, energy and focus are all magically multiplied. Goals are scored and incredible art is created.
Here’s the cool thing: “Flow” isn’t just for artists and athletes. It’s something that anyone in any context can experience even in internet marketing. This raises an important question: how do you get it? Psychologist Mihaly Csíkszentmihályi, I’m not going to try and pronounce that, links flow with the achievements of small, successive goals. So, set a bunch of small, achievable goals. All in a row and then achieve them one after the other. After a while, you”’ start to feel yourself slipping into a magical state. Things start clicking. You become a magnet, attracting good things and results happen.
Here’s where it gets good by applying all this to internet marketing. Russel Brunson has developed a system to help you get started on a home business. Click Funnels contains a bunch of small, successive goals and all are very achievable.
You’re also get coaching. Someone to help you though the steps and to answer questions along the way. The end goal? Starting a home business in which you’re regularly making big commissions. It’s achievable since it’s broken down into small goals. In fact, somewhere along the way, you just might find yourself slipping into flow where magical things happen.
As an alternative you could try to construct your own small goals, create your own system and shoot for flow on your own.
Why try that when you’ve got the time tested goals already laid out for you? You can figure out what this “flow” thing is firsthand.
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