Roberts Training Journey

byRSchamp

441 followers

11 years ago

Wow! I have been a WA trainee now for about nine days. However, I did go Premium quickly as it seemed like the right move. To me, the experience so far has been both frightening and joyous. Frightening because I have almost no basic computer knowledge or savvy. And joyous because after approximately eight years searching for an online business that was practical for me, I found Wealthy Affiliate.

My IQ is pretty high, yet computer stuff is just not in my wheelhouse. By the end of this training I should have whittled that down a bit. However...there are things I can do really well! Like writing. There are some good concepts to writing really well. Some of those I had to learn in school. Some just come to me naturally. So when I critique someone or edit their work, I tend to look at the writing first. Good spelling. Good grammar. Good punctuation. And good content. And if I had to teach it to you these days, one of the first lessons would be: never send your work without editing it.

Now, you are well educated and smart enough to know that if someone "else" opens up your work to read it, it better be sharp! There are many today who couldn't care less how their writing appears to others. It is quickly becoming a text-infused world. But allowing that mindset to "seep" into your business is a fatal mistake. One of the most important things Kyle has taught us is the necessity of great content. We do not need to have Google think our work seems dumbed down.

Those of you who have followed me a bit know I get frustrated. But I'm thinking pretty much everyone gets that way from time to time. But meanness is no way to run a life, let alone a business. However, I have never been a hugely social person. So it is an effort for me and I hope you understand, and I will do my best to improve in that area.

Thank you all for making my experience a memorable one.