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03-07-2013, 09:24 PM
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Keeping your focus
I often find it hard to keep my focus when collecting cards. I will start a set and after awhile, I will see something else I like and want to start a new one. Does anyone else struggle with this as well? I enjoy the monthly pickup thread but I think I need to stop looking at all of the great stuff people bring in because it undoubtedly opens my eyes to something new. What do you do to stay focused when you hit a lull and start to have wandering eyes? Do you take breaks and walk away from the auction sites and your cards for awhile?
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