Product, Passion and The Dream
So here I am on WA getting some extra information on marketing my product. I have my product and am so thankful it came in to my life when it did, as it has already changed my life in less than two weeks. This in itself is driving my passion for my product.The passion is what is driving me to learn more so I can help more people as I go which is the dream.
I cannot express more the importance of having a passion for your product or niche as without the passion you will not have the drive to succeed like you would otherwise. I only hope that you can find a product or niche that you will love and feel great telling the world about it. It will make all the difference in your end results. Your passion could make the difference of a 1000 a month or 5000 a month.
People tend to listen to you more if you have a passion in your words and voice and it will make all the difference in your work too as you will work so much harder on something you feel good about.
If you don’t have a product or niche that you can love then you should stop and go looking till you find that one that YOU believe in because it can make the difference in you succeeding or not.
Don’t forget the fact that this is not a get rich quick scheme and that it will take hard work and dedication to do this. Nothing worth having is going to be easy! You will need to make up your mindset to change your life to do this kind of work as we are told from the time we are a child: Work hard, go to school and get a job. There is nothing wrong with a job other than it stands for Just Over Broke. Use your job as a stepping stone to finance your passion and don’t look back.
I would also like to say since this is my first blog that if anyone needs moral support or help with ideas or anything at all I am willing to listen and help. All you have to do is ask.
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Gee! thank you for the blog and i believe what you say about having passion for your niche because if one is not passionate about their product, then one may find it difficult to sell ones product. Im new to WA so thanks for reminding me and many cheers for your success.
I agree about having attachment to your niche somewhat. Many people just go after anything that's potentially worth money. But if you have to write about a topic you really have no interest in, unless you end up outsourcing, your readers will eventually be able to tell. Even if you outsource, your readers will see a different writing style.