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with too many steps and we're gonna stall like a worn-out engine on a cold Arkansas morning. We all want to believe that we're capable of managing ten projects at a time. But, I've never met anyone who can do it well (and I've been around for awhile). Get your head clear. One project at a time. Finish it. Move to the next project. 3. You can grow your business consistently. Let's face it. If you're running a chop shop operation with a dozen projects going at once, you're gonna leave some green on the table. You won't take your time to squeeze every last penny of cashflow out of each project. You won't test things. You won't tweak things. You'll build and launch so fast, you'll lose the details. And details is where the moolah is, baby. Slow down and focus on one project. Take some time to do it right. Take some time to coddle it to make sure it grows as big as possible. Remember, you don't want a bunch of "flash in the pan"...