5 Reasons To Stick To Wealthy Affiliate.!

byhardikkk

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Updated 5 years ago

I had been less active in the Wealthy Affiliate community for the last few months.

The main reason I was less active here at Wealthy Affiliate was that I wanted to focus more on my personal blog.

Today, I'm writing this post to help the fellow Wealthy Affiliates who are thinking about quitting the platform every time they need to publish an article on their respective blogs.

Here are the five reasons to stick to the Wealthy Affiliate platform especially when you are feeling low.

1. Progress Is Slow

Yes, it is.!

I'm also one of those who think that progress is really slow when it comes to getting results with Wealthy Affiliate training.

That also left me thinking about quitting Wealthy Affiliate at some point in time.

I was constantly worried because I was not making money as per my expectations.

Probably I was expecting success very fast without much work.

The real reason was that I was incapable of handling the pressure of writing consistently.

I was ignorant about the fact that, even though I was just making a handful of dollars each month, it was still progress and reward for my work.

Did I forget that it’s no less than a success (especially for the new bloggers)?

2. Feeling Overloaded With Work

I started my blog after taking the training here at Wealthy Affiliate.

For obvious reasons, I wanted to put out more content on the blog.

Gradually I started feeling overloaded with the pressure of writing on both the platforms (my personal blog and Wealthy Affiliate blog).

As I started writing more, I realized that it’s an endless journey.

Furthermore, you have to keep the search engines happy all the time.

I understood that creating a personal blog and making it successful is going to take time.

Accept this reality and you just relieved your mind from the pressure of creating more and more content.

3. Excuses Are Biggest Enemies

The excuses leads to procrastination and you know that's the biggest enemy for anyone who wants to succeed at anything.

Do you want to build a muscle? Then exercise every single day with no excuses.

Similarly, if you want to build a successful online business, you need to work hard every single day.

If I talk about myself, I am an IT professional and have a full-time day job.

For more than eight hours I need to work for my company and in the free time and over the weekends I work on the side projects.

That also contributed to some of the frustration when I got started with blogging.

So basically I started using it as an excuse for not writing more.

Gradually I am trying to develop discipline and planning out my blog posts.

Due to Pandemic, I have been working from home for the last three months and have some more time to spend on productive work.

4. Everything You Do Will Pay Off One Day

Every time you hit the publish button in your blog, you become one step closer to your destiny.

The Wealthy Affiliate training is great and so as the fellow members here.

Even if you are earning in cents, remember you are already doing better than those who didn't take any action.

You developed an alternate or backup skill that can pay you when you are in trouble.

Nobody can ever take it away from you.

Not everyone in this world is capable of doing this.

You will certainly get rewarded for your work in days, months, or years.

5. Outsource When The Time Is Right

Those who have a successful blog will realize that at some point in time, we need to outsource some of the work.

Because you have so much to take care of, for example, the keyword research, what to write, which topics to cover, competition, SEO, traffic, leads, sales, and whatnot.

Recently,I was even hit by the latest Google Algorithm Update in May and my traffic significantly dropped.

At this time I realized to outsource the things I was not good at and focus on the tasks that I can do without any stress.

If you do everything by yourself you easily lose the track and give up.

As you start making progress, it became essential to let others do some of the work.

Outsourcing the work gives you some relief from your responsibilities and more time to do productive activities.

Thanks for reading.

Hardik Raval