Watch out, behind, it's a giant snowball!

bysammyallen

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Updated 3 years ago

When you were a kid, did you every see those cartoons with giant snowballs?

Well, maybe it was just me. But I recall a specific cartoon where a goofy kind of guy was walking down a snowy mountain. When he looked behind he saw a small snowball and shrugged.

Then he kept walking and heard a sound and looked again and saw a much bigger snowball.

Soon he was running for his life down the hill as a massive snowball followed on his heels.

(This is relevant, don't worry)

I started here at Wealthy Affiliate a few weeks ago. Within the first few days I had pounded out five posts on my site and was feeling great.

Then a thought crept it: what if no one ever reads my content?

Minutes after, an email came in saying my site had been indexed.

And then another email saying my first post had been indexed.

A few hours later a third email came in saying my second post was indexed. And the next day my third.

Each email acted as positive confirmations and I began cranking out more content.

Since then, I have averaged at least one post a day. Sometimes more.

I haven't made a red cent but that's ok. I'm focused on my content and doing the best job I can do to make them valuable to readers and serious to the world.

And I'm confident everything will come together well.

This universe is all about QUANTITY. Look at how many people exist. And how many more arrive on Earth each day. Then look at how many words are spoken each day and how many are written. An unbelievable quantity.

I know as long as I put in time, effort and persist with quantity, then success is inevitable.

That snowball is collecting mass and beginning to roll...

I thought I would write this post to share my thoughts with everyone, especially anyone new to this.

And also to issue a challenge for anyone who wants to join me in adding at least one post to their site each day. Many are doing much more and that's great. But if you did one a day that would be thirty a month...that's some serious momentum.

Please share your thoughts, feelings and own experiences!

Thanks for reading. And it's great to be here.

L,

Sammy