Inspiration- There is a light at the end of the WA tunnel.
I've been feeling quite challenged lately in my boot camp training and was having difficulty in moving forward. Although I have learned a lot and made some headway in this journey, I just haven't gotten the results, I had expected after nearly 6 months of pouring all my free moments into it. I've given myself a year to make this a profitable venture and I'm sticking to it and I hope you will too. During those weeks where I feel like giving up, I will search out a success story (and there are many in WA) and suddenly I'm recharged. So I wanted to share a few of those with you if you're feeling the same. The key points from these encouraging posts is to:
- Go through the training, don't try to take short cuts. We are building the foundation of our business that will stand the test of time,
- Be patient-It takes time to build out our sites and start seeing the traffic. Some have success after only a few months, but the ones that are making a true residual income have been at it for a few years if not more.
- Find Joy in the process of learning new things and helping others along the way.
- Follow and model those members who are experienced & successful.
Enjoy these encouraging blogs and follow these successful members.
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/domw/blog/0-to-10k...
https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/rickbell57/blog/wh...
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Have a great week, filled with many blessings!
Sheila
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Hi Sheila,
Discouragement is easy to come by and hard to get rid of. I find reading the WA e-mails before starting on training or working on a project is most helpful. Best wishes for your success.
Bill
Hi Sheila,
I think that your thoughts are pretty much the same that run through our minds--all of our minds. That would include those who have gone before us and done very well. It is a matter of determination, and persistence.
Think of a conventional business where the fail rate is around 95% and that is after 2-5 years of blood and sweat. Be careful to give yourself enough time.
Napoleon Hill advised us that persistence is to man what carbon is to steel. The most important determinant in anyone's success.
I have watched you since you started. You are one smart cookie, but it is not that cookie that will determine your success. It is the perdistence cookie.
Take a look at Pattucker's blog today. It's really good.....Dick
Your so right Dick! Thanks for the encouragement and I will be sure to read that blog. I love the inspiration, it keeps me going!
You know some schmartypants--maybe Emerson-- once said that we are all different, and yet, we are all pretty much the same.
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Sheila - you are a very encouraging person. I agree that WA training can be challenging. Often the harder parts are those that were missing from previous endeavors. If I expect to get something different, it is up to me to do something different. I know I know more than when I started here: and there is so much more to go. Larry