Are the WSO programs in the WSO section legit?

haha that is a very good point. So where do I find good advice and training on how to make decent passive income online?

Because they love helping people and they wana give back?

Because it doesn't take a lot of time to create the e-book, and it creates a new source of passive income for the person. So basically, to make money.

Are you able to understand that?

I'm tired of people with thousands of posts assuming everything is a scam. Can't stand it anymore.

Why are people making money online teaching other people how to make money online? To make EVEN MORE money. Seems simple to me.

Excellent advice Kay.

I tend to buy into a person over time, by patiently seeing what they have to offer on Warrior, their blog, and thru their email newsletter, then I'd buy into their premium offerings when I dig their consistent, persistent help. I dig the freemium so I buy the premium.

Because I can't stand people without any legit arguments.

Also, you are selling a WSO in your signature..

Sleep on that one too tonight

All of this being said, to answer the thread question ; There are a lot of super good WSO out there, just look at the reviews, and worst case scenario is you ask for a refund.

Exactly, You're an employee selling your time for money.

Only a business owner could understand what I explained above.

That being said, enough time spent on you, good luck.

...or maybe xstraightedgepersianx ???

John, I was referring to prolific authors. Well-known authors. You don't see Stephen King publishing $4 "How to be an author" ebooks on WF. I wasn't referring to authors that write about MMO and the like.

It happens all the time in the real world. A huge notable example is thousands of very successful business executives who volunteer as mentors to small businesses and startups for free or nominal cost.

A non-profit organization known as SCORE has been doing this for over half a century. And for at least the past 20 years, this has included highly successful internet marketers offering free/low-cost webinars and mentorships in IM.

In addition, there is a marketing system (persistently drowned out by a small group of self-serving detractors here on the WF) which offers free training in all aspects of marketing and business by multi-millionaires.

Over the years long before there was the Internet I've taught people to do what I do as a business to do themselves at home so what you say does resonate in parts.

I'd often have my competitors bad mouthing me because they though I was stealing their business by teaching people how to do it themselves.

In those days people attended a six week evening course one evening a week and produced a few framed pictures they wanted to display.

Out of the attendees everyone made at least a couple of framed pictures.

Some made several.

Maybe 20% went on and continued framing over the years.

Of the 20% there would have been only something like 4% of the 20% that went on to start a business.

It is the same now that I teach online although I tend to get more professionals who are already in business or further along the path to going into business than when I was teaching the general public.

Most people want to get an understanding and give it a go and this translates into some of the IM stuff I also promote and sell.

I don't sell things that don't work or that I haven't benefitted from personally and this is possibly where some of the negative attention towards WSO's comes from.

Some sellers whether they are taught, or discover for themselves, think selling something that they haven't used successfully or developed and tested is an easy route to wealth.

Perhaps there are suspect WSO's but I don't go looking to buy in that area unless I have seen or heard a recommendation from someone I know or trust and this is pretty much true of buying in the real world also. Take for example a recent WSO by Erica Stone. There is a someone who has worked in a particular area for a long time and has offered pretty solid advice.

I was surprised to see a recent offer listed by her in the WSO section but then she is giving back to the forum by making such an offer.

Unfortunately most people do think there is a magic bullet.

Some believe in the fountain of youth.

Most people are buying the dream.

As you've discovered and as others have also is there is a gap between purchase and consumption and implementation.

Many buy, few consume and even fewer implement.

When you meet some of the super successful entrepreneurs and talk to them there always is a common thread of the early stages in their business lives where there was an extended period of struggle and a battle to persist through times of adversity.

I think many people buy and see the end result without realising the consistent effort required over an extended time before some success is realised.

Then...once success is realised...the real work commences to manage and grow into a long term business.

People going into any business should realise it is never some short term thing.

There will always be struggles and new adversities regardless of how big you grow your enterprise.

Even today with abundance all around my business wen t from a pleasure to a nightmare in an instant with two staff sick and one already on holiday.

Regardless of whatever your business is even just a one man online business those nightmares are always just around the corner. Your server goes down, you get a chargeback, your site gets hacked and so on.

Most who buy a WSO are lucky in some way if they don't get to experience the stress that can come with long term success.

Maybe that is the WSO secret. . .

DREAM------>BUY--------->DREAM--------->BUY

If you've got to implement you eventually will face the hardships and real work that needs to be done.

So perhaps there can't be any dud WSO's because the DUD's really protect the innocent from the reality of hard work if they actually worked.

Anyone buying any WSO needs to try to make it work otherwise what is the point?

Dream on....

Best regards,

Ozi