WA Thought for the Day 1: Perspective on Time, Money, and Success
Here's a nice little perspective on time, money and success that I hope will encourage and inspire you:
Have you all seen Affilicoach's blog on making it to Vegas already and apologizing it took him till June to achieve 300 sales this year because 'life got in the way' and 'he just didn't put in the work to achieve it earlier than that this year' !!!
He's qualified for Vegas 4 years in a row so he is not merely trying for 300 sales, he is trying for a personal record. And having that down by June his next target is to finish even stronger in the other half of 2017 than he did last year. Can you even imagine how many sales that might total?! Or can you imagine what his bank balance looks like on those recurring referrals at WA?
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.co...
In his blog he left some nuggets of advice, one of which is the answer to the question 'what is his secret', and this is a question that comes up all the time in here, so let's take a little look:
Basically he is saying go deep into the training, master it, and ONLY then will you get the insight for the other layers that propel you into superaffiliate status.
He gives a little extra advice worth checking out, and then something really interesting to most of us in here active on the platform is an observation on his status:
Note his rank is 150 at the time of writing, he only posts one blog on WA per year yet his rank is high - why - because look at the little red dot that says 91, he has 91 questions to answer from new referrals at the time he was posting this. That means he is extremely active in the community but no games to achieve high rank.
Now, many people misunderstand me that I'm saying the platform has to be all business and no fun-time, but really I'm all for mixing business with pleasure on this platform as long as we don't forget why we are here, keep moving forward with websites and google rank moreso than WA rank, keep doing the training and don't get distracted, and most of all keep your eyes on the prize! And remember this applies to every niche, not just bootcamp.
BTW In the time I spent reading comments on my previous WA post and replying to them a friend emailed me how much money he'd just made on forex in the same time frame, now there's another little perspective on how we spend our time in WA!
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That sounds like a beautiful onion to peel. You have to adjust to the watering of your eyes at each layer for an excellent result!!
Yes, that is definitely the best way to do it.
Whenever I am not creating content for my site (SiteContent) I answer questions in chat and classrooms. Every once in a while I write a blog, trying every day but it doesn't always happen. My blogs are mostly oriented around something useful for the community. Only a couple of times I have used it to talk about my own progress or difficulties.
From time to time I end up with a lot of questions in my head and then I need to add them as a question.
I would love to have an active following like the guy you mentioned in your post. But for the moment I am not concentrating on the bootcamp site, but rather on my niche. Even though I have a lot of knowledge of creating sites and stuff like that, I feel I do not have the thorough knowledge yet required to invite more people into the system and handing them around.
Steven
I think the principles he uses for his niche apply to us all. As for inviting people in, I have personal standards, but as you can see - anything goes in here!
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Thanks Mary
for this information.