The training you get here is straightforward and delivers. But like with anything else you have to be patient. For some reason being patient is very easy to understand when undertaking a traditional business but we lose this focus when we take on internet business.
You don't expect to create a traditional brick and mortar business from scratch and be in the profit zone until after the first year or two. But for some reason with online business, people lack patience and want an immediate return or they think it's not worth it.
This is probably because so many times we've seen those outrageous ads with their outrageous claims. Claims of being able to retire people in 100 days after taking on their full proof scheme. Even when we know better, this thought of instant returns begins to cloud our reality and people expect to build an online business from scratch and be making full time income in a month or two.
Remember, the training here is real and delivers, but it's not a scheme that you plug in and sit back and wait for cash to come in. How much you make depends on how much time you put into it, how much you stick to the training, and how patient you are with your success.
There simply isn't a timeline to the profit zone with any business, traditional or online. If an entrepreneur opens a small shop and after a year is in the profit zone, does that mean someone can open up a similar shop in the same area and be in that same profit zone in that same time span? Of course it doesn't. There are so many variables involved and we see this all the time. A new place opens and thrives and the one next door just can't seem to catch a break.
So why do we always try to place ourselves on this non-existant timeline that hurts more than it helps?
Let's take a look on the next page at a more realistic question we should be asking ourselves...
Success comes in time, but there is some hard work to be done in between and as you pointed out, if you get the foundation right it will come in time.
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I work for a spa and started my own business after graduating from Massage school in 2012. I got no clients really my first year, second year I ran Living Social specials just to get my name out there. I called this sweat equity because I made nothing per client. LS made the most of it. Maintained some of them but life got in the way, divorces, lost jobs and moving. So again I was at scratch one. My point, I never gave up, still have my office, still work full time at the spa. Was named Best MT in 2015 in my area. I've got referred clients coming in. My problem is that I work way too much now. But I never gave up.
I hate failure, it pisses me off to the umpteenth level. No matter how frustrated I get or how much crap I talk I will press on. I've given up in the pass because I didn't want to do the work. I know what it takes just didn't want to do it. Now I don't have a choice. I can't continue at the pace I'm at.
Took a break for a few days from here. Got my piss and vinegar back, lets get it done. Working on bringing that traffic I need.
Welcome back.
It's to those that this training is pointed at to help them focus on just how good we got it at WA so it's a little easier to stay patient and driven.
Stay patient and driven, even if you have to bitch about it. That's my way of dealing with my lack of patience. Venting is good for the soul.
