Of Course Julie Andrews Was Correct

byKRoache

754 followers

2 years ago

I am always happy to go along with what Julie Andrews advises in The Sound of Music, "...start at the very beginning, it's a very good place to start..."

Unfortunately, in the internet marketing, online money-making, entrupreneurial world, there are those who just love to shroud it all in mystery. There is so much overwhelm that a fear of where the jumping off point actually is, has become lost to many of us.

We are of course in the correct place. Wealthy Affiliate outlines a step-by-step process detailing a methodology that when adhered to will produce results. Unfortunately, too many don't stay the course and fall by the wayside.

As alluded to by many bloggers, a mixture of impatience and eagerness to sample everything often see a large number of WA would be entrepreuneurs throw in the towel. So many initial enthusiasts give up too soon when results don't magically occur after that first flurry of activity.

The best piece of advice I ever heard, regarding getting the ball rolling, was to pick just one method to get your affiliate link out there, You can,,,

• build a website
• social media (facebook, youtube, linkedin, instagram etc)
• email marketing
• free advertising
• follow WA's training videos
• and many more...

Then be dilligent and consistent.

If you are patient there is no doubt you will eventually see results. Step up the process in order to step up your success.

I was recently reminded of a true observation by one our America's greatest comediens. He made us aware of what a strange, crazy world we live in, and not to take things too seriously.

Throughout our busy, non-stop, frantic lives we rarely ever stop to consider as we hurtle through space, the fact that there is a huge ball of fire in the sky!

"...it's a million times bigger than Earth. If you stare at it you'll go blind. It's constantly trying to give you cancer. And when it's not there you get sad...we live in a dream...this is madness, your life is madness..."

Don't take life too seriously.

Take care

Kevin