Negative feedback (e.g., Here's where you went wrong….), on the other hand, is informative — it tells you where you need to spend your effort, and offers insight into how you might improve.
And I don't mean buying a real live instrument and actually spending your efforts learning how to play it.
Spend your mental efforts and energy on creating a new direction for you.
That is because your answer will directly impact how you spend your time and effort.
Ultimately, where you spend your money, time, and effort is your strategy, regardless of what you say.
However, I have a more important question for Ms. Byrne, which is, "Is this opportunity big enough to be worth it?" If you are going to spend your money, time and effort on a business, does this one have enough upside?
Instead, spend your precious energy and effort concentrating on companies and industries where your experience will be valued.
In order to maximize your marketing spend, tailor your efforts to focus your funnel with prospects that best fit your personas.
But if you decide you're going to spend all your efforts on just one particular chimpanzee troop, and specifically one individual, and the animal dies or nothing happens or filming permissions change, you're completely stuck.
