Short spoken monologue by Ryan Daniel Moran describing a recurring personal problem: pursuing too many business projects simultaneously, needing to cut and focus on fewer ventures because spreading attention prevents any single project from reaching its full potential (e.g., becoming a million-dollar-a-month business).
I have a recurring pattern in my life that keeps me stuck. And it happened again today. And it's when I realize that I've been chasing too many rabbits. I do this over here, then I do this over here, this over here. And now I have to decide which projects I'm going to nuke. And the problem is they're all making money and have people attached to them, and someone's going to be disappointed. This is a recurring problem of mine, of I think one plan is better than the plan I'm on. And so I start something new. And it came to a head today, and I realized I need to cut some things. And I'm not sure what I'm going to do. But the truth is, any one of them could be a million dollar a month business. But not picking any of them is going to make none of them a million dollar a month business.
