Hold my hands; Don't forget Success Stories

byCmbano19

640 followers

7 years ago

This Post was inspired by JohnMks' Blog entitled, "Highest Affiliate Commission". It is one of the best I have read so far. Why? I saw it at the moment of sef-doubt; when I was asking myself, 'Is WA for real?'

Since I read that story, I have been scouting all over WA sites for success stories. In fact there are many. I have been busy with my training and left no room for other things. I am now satisfied and sure I'm on the right tracks. It is only a matter of time!

I hit my lowest point of self-doubt when I read responces from many of our members (most were the newbies like me), to a recent Post entitled, "What does success mean to you?" What I read were evasive responses, making me ask whether some of those people were afraid of the word, "money/success". I read statements like, "I'm not in it for money"; "or money can come whenever".

Really? In some days I can put into this business five to eight hours. In some days two or none. And I know many of us put in varied number of hours. These hours were not spent for the fun of it. No! It is for me to make money. I'm here to make money.

Being new in the program, many of the responders had little or nothing to offer in terms of success stories. But what about those who have been holding our hands, people who have spent 2, 3, ... years here, people who have known what is success or falure or have seen it all in WA programs?

Granted, we all are busy with our businesses and other things. WA members are ready and willing to offer help. And WA has other resources. Inspite of all these, I was having doubts until I read that story and my determination was put in over drive.

I don't understand what is wrong with sharing one's success stories or if disappointment, what was done to recover. Are we not in this journey together to make money? Remember, "Example is the best teacher".

Thanks, JohnMks. Talk of inspiration, your article gave it to me.