Need link to one of Barbara's videos!

[mango]

Hi all,

I could really use a good Barbara Sher video today.
Specifically, the video where she talks about the 'low' after the 'high' of a new idea.

I think that's what it was about, anyway. Maybe it was part of the 'resistance' videos?
Those who have seen it will know what I'm talking about...

Can anyone help?

Thanks in advance!

[Tituba]

You go to YouTube and in the search box type Barbara Sher Resistance and you'll find the videos

[mango]

Thank you!
I forgot that they were on YouTube.

[Scenario Thinker]

Not sure if this is it, but it's close:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG6N2SH_z5w

[mango]

LOL!

That's the one, ST.
I was just coming back to post the link.

Thanks!

[Avrum]

Not sure if this is it, but it's close:

This woman continues have interesting things... deep things to say about the creative process, workflow and human psychology.

[Midwest Novelist]

This woman continues to have interesting things... deep things to say about the creative process, workflow and human psychology.

She certainly does. I was especially struck by her comments about how depression can hit after that initial high. This happened to me after making what I thought was some significant progress, including registering several domain names and buying a MacBook Air so that I could write anywhere, anytime. Things were going great until suddenly they weren't.

Isn't it amazing how our unconscious can trip us up?

[mango]

Things were going great until suddenly they weren't.

I love how you said that.
Yes, the unconscious mind must be a crazy place.

It seems to happen to me over and over again regarding the same idea. Barbara didn't mention that...
So, now I'm learning to RUN with the up days, and then do whatever I want on the down days.

I'm sure this will have to change eventually, but it's working for now.

[Midwest Novelist]

So, now I'm learning to RUN with the up days, and then do whatever I want on the down days.

That's pretty much my strategy too. I've also come to appreciate how much those tiny steps can add up over time.

And congratulations on your new business plan, mango. You've really turned your life around and your ideas for various income streams sound very promising and a good match for your many interests and talents. Being good with numbers is a wonderful asset for a reselling business as it will allow you to quickly see which activities generate the greatest profit for you.

[mango]

I've also come to appreciate how much those tiny steps can add up over time.

That is a GREAT point. I was just thinking something similar today... as I took more baby steps.

Thanks for the support, MN! It means a lot to me.