The Top Reason WA Works And Why It Is Important For Me
I have very little patience in all aspects but especially when it comes to success.
My mother used to say that I walked before I craweled and ran before I walked. I begged my father to work summers with him by the time I was 13, which he allowed me to do. When I turned 15 I found a medicare card of a 19 year old college student. I memorized his birthdate, astrological sign and how to spell his name: Yakobus Garkukan. Armed with early facial hair and a stocky build, I was in and I started partying.
I was a french-canadian from cottage country. Imagine the shock the doormen had with that name.
I have hyper-focused ADHD in the 99th percentile which the neurologist determined made me a genius in regards to understanding and explaining, but 85th percentile when it comes to repetitve tasks. Essentially I grasp new concepts extremely fast and can explain it almost immediatly, but I get very disinteressted after a short period of execution.
It is great for very precise things, but makes me quit as soon as I get bored. I just cannot seem to maintain interest in anything after I've mastered it. Unless....
Unless I have friends and like-minded people to share my passion with me!
That is what I love the most about WA. It is truly a community of positive, happy people. I have never seen this before. It is such an amazing change from the negative vibe of social media. It is due of course to the fact that it has a monthly payment, so if you are not motivated to move forward, you leave. Capitalism at it's greatast!
Good luck to all, and feel free to message me with any questions, I have a wealth of experience to share!
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Hello Elibo,
Well written . I completely agree with the great community we WA members share which I never have had the same feeling before This is Kyle and Carson merit as they built WA this way and manage to growth the business always maintaining that community feeling.
Take care
Marcus
This is an interesting post to me. I have ADD as well and lose interest as soon as I've learned all I care to about something.
So, doing a program like WA is a challenge for me, especially because of the delayed gratification. It can take months to start seeing the rewards of your efforts, and that's usually a killer for a project for me.
But, I just keep plugging along with this. It's been almost 5 months now and I haven't seen any rewards yet, but I do enjoy writing and practicing my writing so doing this does have its own rewards.
The wonderful people here are just a bonus!