So there you are sailing along with all your goals in front of you. You are doing the training, you are creating your website, you are sending traffic to your website, people are commenting on your website and BANG you run out of steam and you are not making money.

This is where you need to take a step back. You have hit a brick wall. You think that it's not going to happen for you. You are not going to be as successful as you first thought.

Do not despair. This is what happens to every successful person. The only difference is they understand that it's not all peaches and cream. Some people are successful within a few months and others may take years.

It will take you as long as it takes you.

When you hit that wall, write about your experience, and then take a break! The reason I say to write about your 'heartache' is you can then look at it objectively and it clears out your brain to let new ideas in.

Do not continue to break your head on that wall. Go for a walk, see a movie, visit friends and forget everything. When you come back to this you will have different ideas, a new set of goals and a clearer idea of your outcome.

Sometimes it may be that you really are barking up the wrong tree, or approaching your problem from the wrong/same angle. You need to sharpen your technique.

Maybe you glossed over a part of the training.

You need to revisit it. Perhaps you have sailed ahead without the training, go back. As much as it hurts to go back it will propel you further forward because you will not realise how much you have learned and how much more can be added if you don't go back.

The beauty of this community is everyone is rooting for you but they cannot do the work for you.

Possibly your first site is a practice site and now you need to put all you have learned into a new site which will be bigger, better and more informed than your last site.

Work through all of these things and I bet you will feel a lot better for it. Going back is going forward with more ammunition at your disposal.

Enjoy the journey, the destination is not the end but the start of a new journey.