About
My Future in Focus is for:
- Masterminds in entrepreneurship and small business
- Teachers of entrepreneurship and business
- Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
- Coaches, consultants and other professionals who give advice to young business minded people
- Consultants, consultative sales persons, entrepreneurs with service-based businesses who provide lasting solutions to their clients
- Regular everyday people with a great idea you can’t wait to develop
This blog is for you if you’re looking to:
- Share your business strategies and philosophies
- Give advice to other small business owners
- Take part in a “think-tank” for small business owners and entrepreneurs
- Start a business on a shoestring budget
- Reconcile the two realities of employment (full-time job/self-employed) and building a business
- Find solutions to the challenges associated with self-employment, working for yourself and working from home
- Enjoy your journey including the lessons from the mistakes you make
My Future in Focus is designed to:
- Share my challenges, observations and learning experiences as a visionary, leader and self-employed person with young, first-time and aspiring entrepreneurs.
- Discuss the things no one told me before I started my own business. Or other things that were unclear or inaccurate.
- Chart my course and share my findings as I build my business.
- Inspire and equip people that want to do the same.
- Equip ministers, pastors, coaches and consultants who help other people to focus on their futures.
This blog is also a product of the continuous need and effort to keep my future in focus. It is inspired by everyday thoughts, advice, insight and even criticism from everyday people. With each piece of information, my future – even if only for a minute – has gone out of focus. The challenge is placing the pieces within the context of my life.
Have you found yourself within a paradigm shift? Maybe you are spinning out of control, blinded by “the light,” or trying to piece back the puzzle of your shattered dreams. Let this blog help you. Even if your life seems to be together but you are missing key components, this blog can give you what you’re looking for.
My Future in Focus is all about the learning experience. When you can take conflicting opinions, thoughts and feelings and turn them into one-pointed thought, that’s when you have the most potential to move forward. Congratulations! At that moment, everything is crystal clear and you have just seen your future in focus.
The content for My Future in Focus is written by Thomas E. Anderson, II (TEAII) with time management articles written by Brett Owens. Other editors and contributors are Anointed Vessel, Jamie Anderson and Teah Anderson.
Thomas E. Anderson, II
The Catalyst for Vision Development
Wow! This site freaked me out. You look like a business version of myself. Creepy! Thanks for having that Halls commercial. I have been looking for it all over.
Check out this picture of me http://www.spektredesign.net/home/my-day-at-the-fair/
Hey, Buster.
This is a great site! Keep up the good work that the LORD has begun in you.
Hey hey, I finally got a chance to check out the website these lovely government computers like to block everything…lol. Anywho looks good, seems like all is well. Totally, agree with what gigia said but at the same time you have to think about it like this. Some people can give advice but can’t take their own. So what they are saying may totally make sense but they are practicing that in their own relationships. Well take care. Keep doing what you do.
Just wanted to drop a line to let you know that I was here. I also want to say that I totally feel you about everyone wanting to give you relationship advice. I found that most of the people trying to give you relationship advice have never been in a serious, monogamous relationship, have a completely screwed up relationship, or have no relationship at all. And I always wondered why they are so quick to give advise, because it is apparent that their advice is not all that good otherwise they would be in a loving, prosperous relationship, where you could see the “good advise” at work. You know what I am saying. Good job on the blog. Keep it up.