You're very welcome! Carson's advice about writing here is spot on. I haven't been blogging on my own site for months. But I've been spending more time here at WA and started blogging and it's definitely a confidence booster and reminder for me how much I enjoy doing it. I love the interaction and I'm learning a lot a long the way. In fact, I think it's even lead me to a new niche I may pursue.

So writing here is a good start. It will help you get your voice and may also steer you in the right direction in terms of your own website. The other good thing about blogging here is you get insight as to what may get people going and interacting.Then you can mimic the same style of content with your own blog and niche. So his advice is totally sound! Just having this discussion just gave me another blog topic idea. lol

In terms of speed, he's right as well. This is a business so no matter what it's going to take time to develop. Too often people think it's a race when it's really a marathon in that you just want to get to the finish line, it's not really as important as how fast you get there. So keep that in mind!

This has been a great conversation for me as well so I'm glad I chimed in!

You're welcome. I totally understand. I've been guilty of what you been doing and I still it do it sometimes. But ultimately it boils down to reading the various training and then take action on the direction that seems to make sense for your situation. Sometimes I suggest reading the information a few times. Let it marinate in your mind and then come back in a couple of days.

You'll start getting ideas on how to apply what you've learned and what direction you should take. But initially it may seem like it's a lot to consume. So that's why you should read the training completely at your leisure and don't take action until you have a nice overview of what the game plan is. But you do have to action eventually. The first step in that is digesting and reading the info. You're in great hands here.

Hope this helps.

Hi, you might want to just take the time to actually read through the whole bootcamp area rather than skimming through it. Then you'll have a complete picture and determine for yourself if it's right for you. Kyle & Carson have put a lot of effort into creating the information, so take full advantage by reading it completely.

Start separate accounts with FB using a short/edited version of your name, or start a separate page using your current FB. It will show up on your time line and you may invite your friends or you can just post and reach an outer audience, that way you will not mix business with personal.