Hi,
I have gone through the same situation. If you just start, start with the "simple" thing, forget about everything else. Start creating your site on siterubix.com for free. Your first post and pages. You followed Kyle's training stage by stage. Do not hurry, do not skip stages. The practice will execute it on your new site. Think well your content will be the most important. That it is useful, interesting for those who read it. That you have experience knowledge in the niche that you have chosen. What will you need? Content and good images nothing more. Questions? A large community with professionals in different areas is at your disposal. Cheer up do not worry, learn and execute.

Claudio

Me too, I love all the posts. The blogs, the massive information overload. I love thanking people for their help. I think I'm using this to procrastinate. So go to class and we will learn together.

You are NOT OBLIGED in any way to comment on every single post of every single person you're following or those following you. I am following 30k people here. I rarely comment. I rarely read. And I wouldn't expect all my 10k followers to comment on my posts either. You're worrying about something that's not important. Do the training, you're a member here to learn affiliate marketing, not on here to socialize, you can do that for free on Facebook.

Again, you build your business, not worry about this. Can you imagine me commenting on 30k posts (sometimes every day)??? That's ridiculous. It would take a week to comment on a day's worth of posts.

Patience works wonders...only select and keep those you think might be useful. Dont over complicate...stay calm and take your time..I am new here as well and at times get in pickle to follow the program and apply it to my websites..

This is a part of the business learning curve. You'll learn what and who to prioritize. Some people you're assigned to help and some people you won't be. You don't want to misuse time on good things; you want to focus on the things that will propel your life purpose. Good things can distract you. You want to be purposeful.

It is totally ok to pick and choose what you read--do not feel obligated to take the time to read everything that gets posted. I did the same thing at first and soon realized that I couldn't concentrate on my own business if I did that because I only had so much time in the day!

I scroll down my emails, and if a post looks like something I can use right now, I keep it. If it's not, I delete it and move on. If I read a post and realize it's about something I'm not ready for yet or don't understand, I move on. The great thing is that when you're ready for those items, you can use the search bar at the top and find the great posts, training, and questions you need!

Everyone is here for the same reason, to start a successful online business. It's ok to keep that as your priority and use your time for your lessons and creating content. Focus on what's important for you, your own business, and your family--don't feel an obligation to do anything else until you're ready and have the time.

Everyone gets overwhelmed at some time or another (or in my case, a lot!), but setting priorities is a good thing that will help you be successful in the end!

Janelle

Don't worry about things you aren't aware of at the moment. Just keep pushing forward with your training and interact when you can. You have only been here 2 months you will be surprised how much more you know in another 2 months.

Nancy, as Kyle would say you cannot be a master of everything.
People face different situations based on different goals.

I have been down this road before - and not completely out of it, actually - but for the sake of my sanity I have decided to primarily focus on the training.

Reading blogs is a nice way to get additional information, but the amount of different opinions and experiences can easily overwhelm you, if you do not know when to stop.

If you wander away from the main avenue (the training), you are going to burn yourself out. Your anxiety levels are going to increase, causing you to lose your self-esteem and confidence in your skills.

My strategy now: to strictly follow the training and ask questions only when absolutely necessary. And in order to take my mind off, I now dedicate no more than 30-60 minutes a day to read other people's blogs.

Hope this helps.

Hey Nancy I feel exactly the same sometimes. It can be a bit overwhelming. The thing is everyone on here is so helpful and assuring that I will get there and learn everything that I need to know, that it sets me back on track. I am following some amazing people on here and you can tell after a while of connecting with someone if they are real and genuine. Believe you can do this and connect with good people who want to help you and you'll be fine.
Peter

Nancy,
You are not alone my friend.
When we are new it is hard to try and take on all of the training, as well as the training and information members post as well.

Focus on your training right now.
This is what I do. I will skim through a members post/training. If I know it will be of value to me the I will bookmark/save it.

I am like you, if I read different techniques then I will get confused on what I am supposed to do with the training.

Once we get through the training, we will have more knowledge so when we read post/training from other members we can then look at it and say, hmm this might actually work or, I didn't think of trying it that way.

I hope this has helped you. I know what you are going through. I felt the same way when I started.

There is not enough time to keep up with everyone and focus on your business. Focus on your business first and work toward your goal.

Wishing you the best in all you do
Lee Ann