Yes I’ve definitely felt like this before, and at times often! Stepping back and taking time to look at your business from a different angle works wonders sometimes.

Just recently I did up a spreadsheet detailing where my income is coming from and I was really shocked to realize I’ve been putting so much effort into a site that’s been making me NO money while I was letting two profitable businesses/sites go unattended. I couldn’t see this until I did up this specific spreadsheet because i was so focused on building up the new site and thought it would make me more money.

Now I’ve got a new plan to go back to those sites that were working and improve those before moving on to anything new.

So there are people out there suffering from the same ailment.

I wholeheartedly agree with you and the others Lee….right now I am struggling with how to set up my opt in page for the new ebook site I am launching.

Although the ideas I have seem good, when I try them in FrontPage and look at the results, I don’t like them.

Is this called Analysis Paralysis? I think so.

I am going to be trying to work this stuff out in the next day or two and launch.

You can find more info at the blog:

http://www.5star-ebooks.com/blog/

Thanks again for all of your useful information.

Regards,

Ron

I think sometimes it’s easy to get too close to your business, and try to do too much at once, that a mini break is the only way to get some fresh perspective.

Thanks for the comments everyone.

Lee McIntyre

I have been there before and it is not a good place to be. Being overwhelmed by an overload of “ideas” usually results in no “action”.

I find it helps to do a brain dump from time to time and just release it all for 24-48 hours. When I return to “work” it is always with a fresh perspective.

Brendan.

Maybe I need to watch football.
~Cynthia

I always make sure to take at least 1-2 days off per week to let my brain re-energize.

It works very well because after the days off, I usually feel refreshed, motivated to work, and have more ideas that can help my bottom line.

I know exactly where you’re coming from!

All the best,
Brian Jinks