"Take Your Time, Do It Right!"

bycornelius1

778 followers

5 years ago

The best bit of advice I can offer you be, Take Your Time, Do It Right! Members please, as inviting as the next title is in the training cycle be, 'Stick It Out', with the current one. Many times you will feel that certain tasks are not that important, but unfortunately, that's just the same as skipping the correct amount of nails when you're seriously building a solid structure...IT WILL COLLAPSE!!!

The tasks included in the lessons are there for a reason: To give you real hands-on experience similar to what will be expected of you to know in future lessons. Do you really want to go back digging thru 'lessons past', for a subject you should be familiar with? ( In business, as well as life, you've probably experienced looking thru old files, praying you DIDN'T throw out papers you thought were useless).

Here, even the most mundane of tasks should not be ignored. I see new members asking questions that would have been covered if only they had done the tasks for earlier lessons. There will be times when going back is necessary, say for a refresher, but you should not be repeating the whole lesson course to find it.

The Wealthy Affiliate Platform, and now The WA Super Challenge, is not a race to the money... It has a structured time frame to get you where you need to be, and when you'll get there. "How", and "If", is entirely in your hands.

Do not be 'blind-sided' by the great success stories of the internet world of affiliate marketing. All that glitters is not gold. Online income is a process; it's time-consuming and work extensive. The WA business is only as good as the effort you put in it. It is not your 'Savior", and will not work miracles of its own. Think about this each time you look into your WA account... "What did I do today to deserve this?" (Are you happy with what you see?)

So, my friends, buckle in, take a deep breath, and without skipping through any lessons or tasks, enjoy the ride.

By The way, A 'Word About Being In A Hurry". As a youngster, my friends and I would start at the back car of a moving, elevated train, and proceed through the back of each car til we made it to the front. Needless to say, that was very, very dangerous, and those actions got me to my destination, NO QUICKER THAN IF I HAD STAYED IN THE LAST CAR!!!