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PJGermain sent out an amazing blog with a giant list of posts about several categories. You can check it out here: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/pjgermain/blog/50-...
I've been looking over it again this morning, and I'm having a problem - I don't know which posts to look at first! It's a great "problem" to have, I realize. It means there is a universe of information right at my fingertips, thanks to PJ and all the other experts here at WA.
But I really do get confused sometimes. I tend to learn best "step-by-step" , and that's how I've been doing the lessons. But beyond that there is so much to learn, and that's where I can get into trouble. In a word, I get distracted by the bright shiny new nuggets of information!!
Call it impatience, or over excitement, or whatever. I love to learn, but if I go too fast, I can get things out of order. Then I have to backtrack later anyway to make sense of it. Can anyone relate?
Deep breath...each nugget of info is important, but I may not be ready for all of it yet. I'm going to get back to the lessons (I'm in level 3 right now), and on my "extra" time I'll take a peek through the links on PJ's page and others that directly relate to where I'm at. I will be content with where I am and the progress I'm making now. In other words, I need to slow my brain down a little and stay focused!
But I'm so glad that others ahead of me are passing stuff along - it will be there when I'm ready!
All the best, Heather
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Information overload can be a problem here. However, I would far rather have a problem like that than too little information. Like you say, the information will still be there when you are ready for it.
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I get it but...I think I'm the opposite. The posts are too much to take in. I need the steps, one by one and I do them exact. The link above had my head spinning in seconds. I click off.
I understand. I had a mini-panic attack the first time I saw that list, too! But I reminded myself that I don't need to know all that stuff right now. When I'm ready, the info will make sense - I'm betting you'lll have the same experience. Have a great day, Robert!