I have stopped coming to this platform for more than 2 months.
Today is Jan 16, 2020.
In 2020, I would like to acheive something in WA.
I had stopped updating my website for 2 months because of frustration. I thought I couldn't acheive anything despite putting a great deal of effort.
I put a lot of time in making the second online course, but only 1 sale despite putting so much efforts in producing sales videos, editing the course, etc.
I spent much time on updating website last year, but ranking is still low.
At times of disencouragement, what do you usually do?
I stopped working for a while and took a rest.
Now it's time to move on. We should not let frustration drag us down for too long!
Two days ago I started to update my website and wrote a long article, which had more than 2500 words.
And it's time for me to make some changes accordingly.
Failure is the very seed of growth and success. And Persistence is the key to success.
I hope I can get some encouragement from you guys.
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Sometimes rest is just the ticket, Fiona! Of course, when I get frustrated I keep going to a different project of mine! I have many irons in the fire, so something is always moving--never a dull moment here! Welcome Back!
Jeff🐶🐶👍👍
Hi Fiona. Be encouraged, I think everyone gets discouraged once in a while, I do.
When you put your heart into something and it doesn't go like you think it should it is discouraging.
Fight the discouragement by moving ahead anyways. 2020 may very well be your best year ever but you will never know until you try.
Have a blessed week.
Ray
You are not alone. Let's just work and work and I know the time will come for us. The experts now were newbies and know nothing but their determination led them to success.
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I think it is important to take a look at what you are doing, the results you are getting from it, and make changes accordingly.
I think perseverance is definitely needed. However... "insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results".
So I think the "trick" is finding the balance between those two extremes. And also, the more time passes, the more I think it really shouldn't take more than 2 or 3 months of focused effort to start seeing some results unless a person needs to change what they are doing.
Anyway wish you the best of success!