How Much Money Can I Earn Here Per Hour?
I have already encountered several of them in the Live Chat, so I decided to write a blog post that answer the question "How much money can I earn here per hour?"
I understand the position these newbies are coming from. If it weren't for my upbringing (my parents own a grocery store and as kids we assisted them in the daily operations), I would have ended having an employee mindset too just like anyone else. How many people out there didn't have the luxury of being trained to think like businessmen?
Most people, their only idea of making money is trading their time for wages.
Recruiters Not Being Clear What This Site Is All About
Then add to that, most advertisements online, even those promoting Wealthy Affiliate, format their ads like they want to attract needy people looking for a job. To the advertisers, it doesn't matter if they're misrepresenting the company with the way they advertise (looking for employees), the "mind-setting for business" will just follow once they're in (inside WA).
There's no problem with that recruiting approach. The problem arise when, the recruiter, after the new recruits have signed up, is nowhere to be found. The newbies then ask everyone through the Live Chat, like they're asking potential employers "How much my rate will be per hour once I started working with my WA job?"
So, this message is for the newbies and recruiters as well. This site is not an employment agency site. This is a training site, created to train people learn online business.
And in business, money is made only when the business makes sales (either products or services). No sales, no clients, no revenue, no profits.
We have to learn business first, build business first, and once the business takes off, only then that money pours in. Sometimes we succeed, sometimes we fail.
In one of my replies, I told the newbie, "It is only the employees who think of how much money can be made per hour", because, "employees are trained in their homes, and in school, to think that way".
Go to school, study hard, get good grades, so you can find a safe, secure job.
Business owner parents who wish their children to become business owners too, teach their kids the other way...
Go to school, study hard, learn business, and start your own business.
I then told the newbie, "Man, you're now a businessman. Start thinking like a businessman now. Think big, you now have a global business in your hand. Think of profits, instead of wages/salaries. This site will teach you everything you need to know to generate profits online."
In closing, I'd like to share this quote to further enlighten you...
"Profits are better than wages. Wages make you a living; profits make you a fortune." - Jim Rohn
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For me personnaly, this opportunity is not determined by how much we can make in an hour, but reaching a long term goal and become financially independent.
Yes. If they need to make immediate cash, they either have to be good at making instant sales (instant commissions) or find a job out there that pays them per hour. This may not be a place for those quick needs, but rather, a place for establishing a long term business (and like you said, financially independent).
Haha, I find it humorous. The guy who wrote this post is called Gomer. Jim is the guy who said that quote quoted by Gomer.
I spend a lot of time in the real estate agent world and I keep telling them - it's not your job, it's your business. So many of them turn up to work with that employee mindset and they ALL fail. I've had bosses tell me they felt like they were working for me lol so this is ONE thing I'm not too worried about. There's enough to take its place!
Haha. Your story reminds me of the people out there who easily quit in all business undertakings, simply because they are not used to "not making money quick". Although it is possible in our line of work to see "quick cash", being prepared for a long work without seeing cash, makes us tough.
Interesting take on business owner vs employee mindset. It is one that I have had to struggle with a bit over this first month. However, I am thankful that I have worked free lance before and understand you typically put in a lot up front before you really take off. Great job explaining it all. Thanks.
One's background may be helpful in grasping easily what this site is all about, how do we get paid, and what's the potential awaiting us here. Freelance work, is a good preparation for here. If we can recruit others who are used to working "freelance", they are good candidates for here.
Hi CoachGom! great article! time invested here depends on how they use the trainings here to start their business online. I read one member here who earned after 10 days on her website using the trainings she learned here. One member too earned from $0 to $10,000 a month after three years.
It really depends from person to person - their persistence, ability, passion and focus. I advise newbies here just to keep on going and hit that mark! We all experience downfalls at times, but it's good to learn more and become better especially on our online projects.
-Ces
Yes. It depends. And that's what I like with entrepreneurship. It's an awesome adventure, with lots of pleasant surprises once the lessons and instructions are implemented.
Thank you, Ces.
This post is spot on. Awesome! Mindset is the hardest part to change but it is a necessary change if you want to achieve real success.
Yes, Jerry. There are even business opportunity meeting, that conducts mindset sessions before they accept licensees. They first train people how to think like business owners.
In fact, if the newbie here will just proceed with the lessons, they are going to be introduced to Kyle's mindset sessions. The answers to their questions, are there.
Thanks, Jerry.
What a great response! And I just got the idea to write my next post in my website. Thanks alot.
Thank you. I'm glad that I have inspired others generate new or more ideas with this post. =)
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This is profoundly precious, thank you. It's a helpful picture to paint especially to assist one's recruits.