The Difference Between A Result And A Excuse

byWaltM

451 followers

2 years ago

What's on my mind as fast as I can think doesn't always match the ideal result I was going for. It usually takes some clarity, and imagination. However, after some study, I learn that excuses are usually self-justify while a result is simply the outcome of something we call "the step-by-step approach. "

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Since January of 2020, I have been constantly coming back in learning more about earning money online. The truth is exposed, when it came to launching a thriving business online I discovered I sucked, yet I am still figuring out who I am and what I want.

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Looking back. An affiliate marketing program might not have been exactly what I needed to snap out of feeling stuck as a dedicated parent desiring to provide more to help my family.

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