Hi, I’m Jeremy Johnson and I appreciate you stopping by. I am afraid. I’m also working as hard as an ant to succeed.
I’m one man looking to make a difference. What can you expect here? A look at my research, results, and journaling as I strive to advance at a public Internet company and work on side businesses in writing, game development, and niche websites. If you have a philosophy of success, let’s connect.
What I’ve Written Lately
- 27 January 2012 : Paralyzed By Choice (Be the First to Comment) Leave a comment
I've spent the last couple days wrestling with my next niche website idea. I feel a bit paralyzed, I have to admit. I think I have several good ideas, but I also am writing another [Read More...]
- 26 January 2012 : What Should My Niche Website Be About? (4 Comments) Leave a comment
I've spent the last couple hours tonight wrestling with what I should do my next website about. I'm being very careful to actually plan and consciously choose what this site is about. But I am [Read More...]
- 25 January 2012 : Sharing Knowledge With Others Using Niche Websites (Be the First to Comment) Leave a comment
I recently purchased a very well thought out book by Lisa Irby on niche websites (I'll review it at a future date and link it here). After reading through it, I really began to think [Read More...]
- 23 January 2012 : I Am Afraid (5 Comments) Leave a comment
I am afraid. I'm afraid that I'm not being a good enough dad and husband. I'm afraid at work that the company will decide to just get rid of me. I'm afraid that I offend [Read More...]
- 22 January 2012 : How To Be Great Instead of Good (6 Comments) Leave a comment
Good doesn't take long to achieve. Average takes less time still. What about being great? Michael Jordan, Larry bird, and Magic Johnson were great at basketball. Bill Gates is great at understanding technology. Jim Brickman [Read More...]
- 17 January 2012 : Lesson 7: Improve Your Craft (2 Comments) Leave a comment
This is the seventh lesson in the Get It Done Now Series. This is it, the final lesson in the Get It Done Now Series. Improving your craft is no big secret. Stephen Covey calls it [Read More...]
- 17 January 2012 : Lesson 6: Make Use of Every Second (1 Comment) Leave a comment
This is the sixth lesson in the Get It Done Now Series. In order to get more done, why not create more time in the day? This is easy to do and it ranges from playing [Read More...]
- 10 January 2012 : Lesson 5: How To Finish Most Tasks In An Hour Or Less (1 Comment) Leave a comment
This is the fifth lesson in the Get It Done Now Series. Previously I talked about the importance of using short time periods for completing tasks. Because everything begins to rust, decay, and lose its spark [Read More...]
- 9 January 2012 : Lesson 4: Setup Time-Boxed Completion Cycles (1 Comment) Leave a comment
This is the fourth lesson in the Get It Done Now Series. In the previous lesson, I talked about using Trello.com to manage your projects. It's a simple application you can use in any web browser [Read More...]
- 8 January 2012 : Lesson 3: Use a Simple Tool To Organize Your Top Priorities (3 Comments) Leave a comment
This is the third lesson in the Get It Done Now Series. In order to complete projects, it's essential to know exactly what should be done. To do this, there's a simple and free tool called [Read More...]
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I'm Jeremy N. Johnson. I'm one man looking to make a difference. What can you expect here? A look at my research, results, and journaling as I strive to advance at a public Internet company and work on side businesses in writing, game development, and niche websites. If you have a philosophy of success, let's connect. GI’m On Facebook
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Recent Articles
- Paralyzed By Choice
- What Should My Niche Website Be About?
- Sharing Knowledge With Others Using Niche Websites
- I Am Afraid
- How To Be Great Instead of Good
- Lesson 7: Improve Your Craft
- Lesson 6: Make Use of Every Second
- Lesson 5: How To Finish Most Tasks In An Hour Or Less
- Lesson 4: Setup Time-Boxed Completion Cycles
- Lesson 3: Use a Simple Tool To Organize Your Top Priorities
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