What about your secrets?
Hi,
I want to encourage anyone who has found a way of making money online to come foward and SHARE WITH US :)
No matter what, something that works or helps on the way to the success, anything GOOD?
Anyone?
Best to all!
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We are all the same in reality, we all get day's when we want to stop, but if you stop you have failed, no question. If making money were easy we would all be BIll Gates ! even making more money is not easy, each step is experience that you learn from
All work and no reward yet..nothing...once I even get $1 come in then at least I can see an income is feasible but at the moment I'm plodding on but feeling that it's all pointless and taking up a lot of time. Apologies for the negative comment.
No problem...Everyone get this feeling, it's not impossible, you know what kind of life you'll have when you get there? No a**hole boss, no gettig up early, waaaay more money and freedom! And again, freedom!
You'll watch people who work from 9-5 and think to yourself: WTF!!!
What's your niche?
Cheers! My niche is sports supplements (getsportsupplements.com). So are you saying your making a good income from this?.
To the point and a question I'd love to know the answer to because months of hardwork and no reward is affecting motivation
And let me tell you a little "secret":) Now it's the time to start being different from others and keep going even more agressively...If you stop you're done, I bet you don't want that since you have worked hard, what is the problem for you?
The only thing that a winner never does is quitting. It can be hard to work on for the month and not seemingly get out the financial equivalent to ones work hours. And it is crucial to understand that only with more effort, a hard straight and organized pushed to break through and a relentless mindset to achieve success and not acknowledge defeat as a reality will bring you there. Keep at it. If you have a down time and motivational break. Watch motivational short clips, read a good book like think and grow rich from napoleon hill or rich dad poor dad from Robert Kiyosaki... and go forward. We here all, do believe in you. It is a time that you do the same for yourself.
You will do it.
sunny regards
Stefan
Hiya - just as a little side issue. I'm thinking about starting a series of blog posts on my shiney, lovely, bright, wonderful, never been bettered ever, new website what them wonderful folks at WA let me loose on. it's Gonna be about what we used to get up to in offices behind the customers' backs when we were fixing their computers - for a bit of a giggle.
I'm also wondering if Carson and Kyle have got good senses of humour?
Will do. Just a bit concerned not to use a siterubix.com site in case K'n'C (them upstairs wot owns it all) gets cross 'n' throws me orf, like.
The blog posts will be in a fictitious style like a London Cockney Yard Boss from the Victorian era. Wonder if I'll get away with it?
My first blog post is all ready to go on. Having a blog writing spell at the moment so I've got a bit of content. Bet I get sued.
Have fun and thanks for responding. I ain't harf good 'ere at this WA thingy-ma-jig
Andre
The true secret behind a success is no secret. It is the dedication, commitment, the will to live like nobody would, for some years so after you can live like nobody can. Persistent action and focused work.
And the development into an openly recognized authority for one's niche.
I am working on a bigger Article now as a wish from the community here, to explain how this works, and how thousands of authorities exactly done this to be where they are today. Bill Gates for example, or Robert Kiyosaki.
Write you soon and Ginax awesome page, a lot of passion inside there.. keep this up you are on a fast-track.
Thanks for the Question Kush, this no secrecy to success is a rule to success...
sunny regards
Stefan
You said this right! I agree...but I don't like the stories from Kiyosaki, he made millions from wallets before he turned 30 and then he lost it all and started writing about success and THAT made him successful, selling books and speak to people and actually lying...also Donald Trump wrote a book about 100 rules to success, bull*hit...he borrowed 200,000 dollars from his father to buy his first hotel...If I could borrow 200,000 dollars today, I would be millionaire in a year or two...I'm very interested in stories from people who had nothing to start with and they did it, but even in those stories, there are many things that they don't tell, some connections and rich relatives etc...I have done a lot of research about these people, Bill Gates also didn't do it by himself and also FB owner stole stuff...usually there's some lucky coincidences and connections...but i consider luck to be WORK:)
Cheers
I agree completely.
I think that "Think and grow rich" shows this best.
Napoleon Hill had nothing to start with, and over the course of years built himself to sheer persistence, and desire.
The point is you will not find one super rich who hasn't lost a huge amount or all at least once. The point is. He has success because he rebuild from nothing again to more than before... We might not always agree on how they do it. But hey.. it worked so well and this in two different ways, so it is a success story :-D
For me it's asking people for collaboration. It's old school but it works :) I would find them on Twitter or instagram then explain the benefits of appearing on my site. Of course I only contact the ones who need exposure. They often feel indebted to me afterwards, no matter how many times I try to explain that I actually benefit from the collab too. And traffic doubles almost instantly..
Yup and if you decide to do the same I think it will be even easier for you given that you already have a huge following on Twitter :)
I've visited your site just now...amazing job! I play guitar for 18 years now, very very nice site.
Thanks! Wow I have no idea you played for so long lol. Time for a collab soon hahaha. I really like your site too!
Very true.
Obviously we mustn't let people end up feeling used and I know that's not what you mean here.
My 1 tip -Often making people feel useful is just the spur they need.
When you feel useful you feel loved - it does give people an inner glow and satisfaction. Sensible praise of their good work also helps. it is ultimately doing TO OTHERS what you'd like them to do FOR you.
That makes very sound and ethical business and customer service sense to me.
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So far - I haven't made a single dime here - but that's about to change - thanks Mr Rain Referrals. I'll keep you posted!