Can't be bothered.
I know what I'm doing.
I can see how I'm tracking.
Don't have the time to track.
I'll track it later when it matters.
I've only just started, not much to track.
None of these are the true reason to not tracking...
Tracking is a mirror on you.
It might make you accountable.
That could be a big burden if you think you're already dealing with enough in your life.
Can you be the bigger person and properly track your progress?
Will you be able to handle the feedback from the statistics you've gathered?
I've recently come to learn why a good entrepreneur is not only good at business and successful but why they are usually great people - they've had to carefully track their progress and face the harsh realities of their actions.
By having seen first hand how their behaviours affect their business they come to realise the actions outside their business and how it affects the other areas of their lives.
Thus they learn to be much more aware of their actions and become great people.
When will you start tracking?
More importantly will you be able to confront your actions and make a change?
Blade
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