What is the number one lesson that you have learn't from the Warrior Forum?

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For me having watched ,studied and I learn't over the last two years I would say that consistency of effort will in time out perform the big talkers online.


In my professional life spent working in both the prestige car business and the financial markets I have seen many high profile loud talking experts bite the dust.

There seems to be a few similar types online and my lessons at WA tell me to do the following

* study and listen and really learn this business
*make sincere offers and back them up
*invest time and energy before asking someone to spend their hard earned money with me.

I think that some of the high profile marketers(not all) should remember that the same hammer that forges the steel also shatters the glass.

I once had a boss that was worth well over 100 million but with all the trappings of his wealth he treated people with distane and is now living in a rented home with no money.

I will take my time to build a real business and I will read the senior warriors posts and buy good quality W.S.O'S and apply and test the advise they offer.
I do feel that I have learnt a lot but there is so much more to learn.

[innocent07]

number one lesson that you have learn't from the Warrior Forum?
For me it is don't spend too much time on this forum, have your limits, as this time can be used doing other productive things.

=Time management

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QKZ & Innocent I agree with both of you.

The time management issue is a real one and I like to get in here and scan the conversations for great ideas and interesting commentary.

And I also find the forum a great motivation.

These peopel are real and have offline lives but some of them write with such clarity and purpose they would be at home around any boardroom table in the world no question.

Paul

[Tom Church]

That personal messages work best. We're all people after all.