Do you need Help ? Simply ask for it.

byshadonna77

594 followers

Updated 6 years ago

So I’m now at the end of month 2, April 2018. What did i learn ?. Well the one thing that has really struck me is the fact that there are heaps of amazing people in this community who for no real benefit for themselves, will reach out and assist me when i am in need of help, on any subject within WA. This has been nothing short of Amazing.

I thought it may be just a couple of people at the start, that would help out but this has been ongoing, and from people who have a very high level of knowledge and experience, some of whom have been involved in WA for many years. This in itself is one profound experience for me, that would be difficult to improve upon.

It is also the major underlying reason i am still in this training i could never comprehend building an online business with an active and working website before getting involved in WA. However, seeing firsthand the training available here and moving one step at a time along this pathway of training, I started to wonder, could i do it ?. Well, Maybe i can.

Maybe i can be successful at something totally foreign to me. It seems all i have to do is apply some basic common sense, be prepared to put time and effort into it, be willing to listen and be teachable. I am now beginning to believe that i can be successful in WA, and it will be due in no small part to the community here, and all the help they have given me.

Learning takes time, it also requires action, and obviously a lot of people have done that to become successful in their endeavors in WA, so I will continue on with this learning period. I now know, that there is plenty of help here, if I need help, I simply have to ask the question, and the wonderful community that is Wealthy Affiliate, will give the answers to move me closer to my longer term goals.

I set my Goals for April 2018 at 15 total posts and 20,000 words written. I am happy to report. Last day of April my actual totals for April 2018 are: 15 Posts and 24,912 words written.

Cheers Shane.