A Lesson From My Super Affiliate Journey
Well, after I received Kyle's message of the official invitation to the super affiliate training which is exclusive, I was elated.
I imagined how awesome the journey and how successful I would be by the time I am done with it.
How easily I would achieve the goals I have always had.
And to be honest, this is quite true.
However, there is one common thing that I may have overlooked, the hard work that is needed.
Sometimes, we are overwhelmed by excitement about achieving a certain goal that we forget that, even though, we are on the right path to the achievement, we are the ones to take the actual steps to get where we desire to be.
This is very common with the other trainings within here at wealthy affiliate.
If you follow the training carefully, and implement them as they have been laid out, you are sure to succeed but the problem comes in at being consistent.
It is a problem I have gone through this first month and it is teaching me a lot.
There is nothing that beats the power of consistency!
I have been able to do most of the tasks we have been given and even though a bit demanding and requiring us to push ourselves past our limits, I have managed to work on them.
This training is not only changing my financial game but also my mental game. It has helped me discover the fine line between those who succeed and those who do not.
It lies in hard work and consistency.
It distinguishes the hard workers from the lazy ones.
So, one lesson I have learned is that, any business or seemingly demanding tasks are meant to help you discover what you are truly capable of not to mention help you exercise your mental muscle.
When you are finally strong enough, through consistency, you should be able to see your goals achieved.
I know this might sound a bit cliché but when you think about it, you will come to see what I am saying.
I hope through my experience you have learned something!
Here is to hard work, consistency and then SUCCESS! :)
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My guess is that consistency is the number one roadblock for most beginners. And why shouldn't it be? We are in the learning stages at that point and quite likely not seeing many results. It's tough to keep the faith and keep writing. It's also tough when you have to put time elsewhere to make things work financially. But even if inconsistent, keep going. You will eventually see results that inspire you to do more. And you'll be able to with all you've learned at that point. :):)
Very true. As they say, if you can't fly run. If you can't run, walk. If you can't walk, crawl. But keep moving.