10 Ways To Overcome Online Fright!
HowTo Overcome Obstacles To Succeed Online
If you are new and just starting your online Marketing Business, but getting started has not been easy to overcome obstacles to succeed online for you due to fright or anxiety.
Here are a list of stresses that can provoke you from getting it going.
- You are overwhelmed
- Don't know who to talk to, or ask questions, because like of trust
- Your self-esteem is low
- Your writing skills are not perfect, or the way you want it to be
- Just don't know how to use a laptop or computer
- It's hard to understand the lessons
- You just feel lost
- Some people are not so friendly
These are just a few things on the list.
Starting your online marketing business is a huge step forward toward your success journey. Remember, you're not the only one that goes through this feeling of inadequacy. Even people who have been in the online marketing business have to face challenges some times, as this goes with the packet.
Meeting the demands of your online work load can be exonerating. Although, there are simple ways to prioritize your daily task and then putting them in perspective. Meeting the demands of our work load cause the need to have an action plan, and business, goals in place.
Here are several ways to help you get through this syndrome.
- Thoroughly, Read the program policies, and getting started guide
- Gradually, take the training and lessons in strive.
- Write your goals.familiarize them.
- Engage, get to know the owner(s) and community, your followers, and others
- Ask questions, interact will a partner
- Comment, and like others post, site, and pages
- Follow, as many as possible daily
- Give Site Comments, and Feedback
- Join a group of your choice
- Participate, in Live Chat
- Attend, weekly training
It is common for newcomers to get frustrated and overcome by anxiety.
Overcoming obstacles to succeed online is just a part of life for most entrepreneurs. Of course this is a great time to build-up your confident so that you will be ready for any obstacle that presents itself in your path.
"Be Bright, Be Happy, Be You."
See You At Jay's Training tonight at 8:00 PM /Eastern/Standard time!!!
Louisa B
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Nick thank you for following, and I hope you can benefit from some of the mentioned tips.
Blessings!
Louisa B
That's a great list Louisa and thanks for sharing this. I think that taking a break regularly can assist in fighting the "giving up" syndrome.
Paul, thank you for following. Indeed, a break can make a world of difference. Our thinking mechanism needs to recup and refuel again.
Blessings!
Louisa B
Great post Louisa. So timely, just what I needed to hear right now. Thanks for sharing
Lilian
Lilian, thank you! Sometime we need to give the thinking
Mechanism time to recup. Don't give up! Use some of my tips.
I do wish you everything you need to get it done!
Best to your online experience!
Louisa B
Kaju thank you! I hope that the tips have served to be useful!
It's all about truth and reality!
Blessings to you!
Louisa B
Hey Louisa,
Congratulations on an Outstanding and Timely Post. Each of
the members of WA has at one time or another has been at
the point that you accurately described. All the listed actions
are "spot on" as to the proper preparation that should alleviate
their fears. The ability to adapt to methods outside of an
individual's "comfort zone" is necessary to alleviate concerns
that the job will not be done. This another example of the
"Paying-it-Forward" method employed here in WA that serves
to pass on what you have learned.
Cheers,
Ken
Hello Ken, How intrigued I am to hear your thoughts on the subject. As a member at WA, I have learned a great deal of new learning. This I'm truly pleased about.
Along with that, I had to overcome a lot of emotions and anxieties
to be at the place I'm in today, and couldn't' be more than enthusiastic about it!
In this business, 'Paying it forward' is an important part of the cohesive that holds it together. Which is another reason I love the community here at WA. Everyone is doing it, yes, 'Paying It Forward.'
Anyway, I hope other newbies that are having difficulties get
to know that they are not alone, and it's just the online
jitters that we all experienced when we first got started with a new journey that has never been traveled before.
Now, this is another reason why I'm here and 'Paying It Forward.'
Moreover, be on the lookout for more realistic blogs like this one.
Now this is my "New Reality!"
Blessings!
Louisa B
Hey Louisa,
Thank you for this Powerful response and along with your
emotions contained in your writing, it is no wonder you
command such great respect here at WA. I applaud you
for your ability to state for others what they want to say,
but have trouble expressing themselves, accordingly.
Thanks for the like and I can say that I am lucky to call you,
my friend.
Cheers,
Ken
Wayne, thank you! I'm very honored to share the truth and reality of life. Be open and let go is what's all about.
I only share my online experience to help others know that these fears can be overcome.
Louisa B
Jenny, I'm so happy that you're open to accept a little piece of reality. Letting go! That's what's about!
Blessings!
Louisa B
Some excellent advice in this post, Louisa. Very helpful for new members and good reminders for longer term members too.
See you in a few minutes at Jay's training :)
Have a great weekend.
Valerie
Valerie, thank you much for the follow. I truly think that in our day today online experience we learn a lot that we can share with others about this interchangeable internet high. If you know about something is better for you.
I hope that, these tips help those who can identify.
See you soon!
Blessings!!
I wish I could be there for the training. One day I will be able to watch it live. As of now I will have to content myself with replays.
Being overwhelmed and anxious is normal for anything new you try, no matter what it is. As an example I stated to pick up lace making about a year ago. I had no clue what to do, and no matter how many videos I watched I just could not get it.
I became exceedingly frustrated, so I set the work aside, took a deep breath and told myself I'd go back to it. In a few hours I had calmed down and was back at it, and I got even farther with it.
So slow down, take your time, take breaks, but always come back to it so you can progress even further.
Thank you Louisa for your post. It's very informative.
Take care,
Michelle/Anne
Michelle, thank you for your consistent in following me.
I will be at Jay's training, as I am a regular. I am very intrigued to
hear about your online experience. Those are emotions that we all encounter at some point along the journey that is the regular norm. I have experienced it at times too is the reason I shared this blog.
I realize that others after me are taking these emotions on. I think that we should be open to share how we to are overcoming
these anxieties.
It's so compelling to know that there are others who share the same thing can share with newcomers to help make their online journey a continuous success.
I appreciate you!
Blessings!
Louisa B
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Thanks Louisa, when I look back at the last year of online effort, it took quite a while to find the right path (WA), and there was a lot of wasted, unproductive effort through being misguided, Best Alan
Alan, thank you for your honest opinion. I thought to write this blog hoping that people would admit to their online experience.
I hope that the tips and suggestions will benefit someone. I learned in life that most people are afraid to share their real experience.
Again, I appreciate your thoughts.
Blessings!
Louisa B