Started a thread in the discousison forum today about how people think about success and failure. For some reason, that I still cannot figure out, there are people who think it is important to say that you must fail in order to succeed.

I decided that I would also write about this topic on my site in a post called:

Internet Marketing Success

I like this idea that people can give themselves a big headstart in their online businesses by believing they can succeed...

Let’s face it. Life can be difficult. It just can be. Work pressures mount, family demands become overwhelming, health suffers, stress builds.

I have to admit, it happens to me and when it does, when life gets to be too much or too hard, I put up a “CLOSED for business” sign and seek out a little inspiration.

Inspiration looks good (a beautiful photograph), smells good (a bed of roses), sounds good (Vivaldi’s Four Seasons) and feels good (family photographs, your favorite...

Every single great thing in the world started with an idea. Whether born of necessity or something someone did for fun, it started with an idea. It may have been an idea that built on another idea, or thousands of ideas. Everything from the wheel to a multicore processor started from an idea.

So where do you get your ideas from? And more importantly, what do you do with them?

I'm a person who undoubtedly has ADD. And one of the benefits of this is tons of ideas flowing...

Ray Kroc earned over $500 million in his lifetime. But his successful franchise didn't come to fruition until he was in his 60s. He purchased McDonalds at 57 years old.

He was a musician, and ambulance driver and sold blenders and milkshake machines for most of his life. He started and failed at many businesses along the way.

Harland "Colonel" Sanders start being successful in his 60s, at 65 he used his social security check to start franchising his restaurants....

I just wished to share with you just a minor achievements, and while I'm naming this affiliate success story, you may see that it can be partially online marketing success story and partially out on the box believing. So let's get began!

For those people of you who know me you also know that I've immigrated from Former Yugoslavia in 1997 to US. I was only 18 years old, and understood little bit of English and now I can admit it really was terrible English. Most people would consider...