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Proof Doesn't Mean ANYTHING ... Without Action.

by xohaibx
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Hey Warriors,

Just wanted to make a quick rant about something that I strongly believe:

I've noticed that a lot of warriors tend to buy WSOs based on the 'proof':

* Proof of income
* Proof of traffic
* Proof of results
* Proof of this
* Proof of that
* Proof Proof Proof

So here's the point that I want to make ...

Proof doesn't mean ANYTHING ... if you're not going to take action on your own. More than someone else's proof, you need to prove it works to yourself - that's the ONLY thing matters.

In other words, any successful WSO owner, who's showing you he has achieved something and gives proof - has put in his brain sweat and worked hard to get successful.

If you're just going to keep on buying WSO after WSO based on the proof, but hardly want to do anything with it then it's simply not gonna work.

Even if Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg came to you with clear proofs as to how much they've made and even explained you things step by step, you won't make anything out of it unless and until you actually apply what you learn.

So, what more proof do you need to go get off your butt and take some action?

Do share your thoughts on this one!

Thanks,
Mustafa
#action #proof
  • Profile picture of the author Shaun OReilly
    I disagree.

    Proof is important.

    People need to learn to distinguish between REAL proof
    and FAKE proof.

    Any seller can make a claim. Not every seller can back
    their claims up with REAL, solid proof.

    If you can discern between REAL proof and FAKE proof
    you can save a lot of time during your action taking.

    You can use REAL proof by the seller as a filter to be
    able to decide which products are worthy of your time
    investment - and which are not.

    Sure - action is important too - vital, in fact. But you
    need to be taking action on workable ideas.

    Ultimately, the proof of the pudding is in the eating but
    you can save yourself a lot of time by buying products
    that are proven to work - in advance.

    Otherwise you become the one who consumes a lot of
    time proving whether the product works or not.

    Use irrefutable proof as a filter.

    Dedicated to mutual success,

    Shaun
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    • Profile picture of the author xohaibx
      Originally Posted by Shaun OReilly View Post

      I disagree.

      Proof is important.

      People need to learn to distinguish between REAL proof
      and FAKE proof.

      Any seller can make a claim. Not every seller can back
      their claims up with REAL, solid proof.

      If you can discern between REAL proof and FAKE proof
      you can save a lot of time during your action taking.

      You can use REAL proof by the seller as a filter to be
      able to decide which products are worthy of your time
      investment - and which are not.

      Sure - action is important too - vital, in fact. But you
      need to be taking action on workable ideas.

      Ultimately, the proof of the pudding is in the eating but
      you can save yourself a lot of time by buying products
      that are proven to work - in advance.

      Otherwise you become the one who consumes a lot of
      time proving whether the product works or not.

      Use irrefutable proof as a filter.

      Dedicated to mutual success,

      Shaun
      Shaun, I never said proof isn't important or necessary - I was actually talking about what comes after that.

      Proof is very important before you make a buying decision so that you get your hands on the right thing. But once you do buy the product, you'll have to WORK HARD to make it happen yourself.

      So the argument isn't about whether proof is vital or not (because we all know it is), but it's more about what YOU do with a piece of solid information that's backed up with strong proof.
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      • Profile picture of the author Shaun OReilly
        Originally Posted by Mustafa Khundmiri View Post

        Proof doesn't mean ANYTHING ... if you're not going to take action on your own. More than someone else's proof, you need to prove it works to yourself - that's the ONLY thing matters.

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        So, what more proof do you need to go get off your butt and take some action?
        You said that 'you need to prove it works to yourself -
        that's the ONLY thing that matters.'

        That's pretty absolutist and incomplete.

        Proving it works to yourself is NOT the only thing that
        matters. The seller needs to prove that their product
        works to you too.

        I'm all for taking action but I'm also for spending my
        time on taking action on proven ideas.

        At the end of the day, the proof of the pudding is in
        the eating - but - you can use proof as a way to
        decide which puddings are worth buying.

        Dedicated to mutual success,

        Shaun
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        • Profile picture of the author xohaibx
          Originally Posted by Shaun OReilly View Post

          You said that 'you need to prove it works to yourself -
          that's the ONLY thing that matters.'

          That's pretty absolutist and incomplete.

          Proving it works to yourself is NOT the only thing that
          mattes. The seller needs to prove that their product
          works to you too.

          I'm all for taking action but I'm also for spending my
          time on taking action on proven ideas.

          Dedicated to mutual success,

          Shaun
          If something worked for you, doesn't necessarily mean it's gonna work for me too, no matter how strong the proof is Cause your level of skills, knowledge, understanding, speed of execution is going to be different than mine; that's what I meant to say.

          But nevertheless, I do agree with what you say cause I guess we're on the same page ..
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          • Profile picture of the author BigDaddys101
            Originally Posted by Mustafa Khundmiri View Post

            Hey Warriors,

            Just wanted to make a quick rant about something that I strongly believe:

            I've noticed that a lot of warriors tend to buy WSOs based on the 'proof':

            * Proof of income
            * Proof of traffic
            * Proof of results
            * Proof of this
            * Proof of that
            * Proof Proof Proof
            I can photoshop any proof you want, the important question is how trustworthy is the seller....
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          • Profile picture of the author Shaun OReilly
            Originally Posted by Mustafa Khundmiri View Post

            If something worked for you, doesn't necessarily mean it's gonna work for me too, no matter how strong the proof is Cause your level of skills, knowledge, understanding, speed of execution is going to be different than mine; that's what I meant to say.
            I agree with that (but that's a completely different
            statement).

            People have their own skillsets and preferences that
            influence the success they have with even the best
            of proven systems.

            There's no one-size-fits-all in Internet Marketing or
            anywhere else. Success is a tailored fit.

            Dedicated to mutual success,

            Shaun
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  • Profile picture of the author SeoWizzard
    Regardless of photoshop or not, proof is very motivational, so therefore, proof inspires action.... don't you think?
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