4 Questions to ask yourself before buying another WSO

Since there a tons of WSOs posted daily, it's important for us to discern what is truly worth our time. This is forum post is mostly for those people who are addicted to WSOs.

So I thought I'd share these questions with you all:

1) Is this particular WSO in line with what I want to do?

There are some fantastic products/methods that can generate a lot of money quickly (but most likely won't), so is this particular method right for you?

Are you doing this because you want more money? Or are you doing it because delivering this particular service is something you really enjoy doing?

Is money the main motivating factor? Or does the thought of providing a service for others absolutely excite you?

Nothing wrong with wanting more money, but if there is a conflict between wanting to do one approach vs. another, you may want to consider going with one thing that you love to do.

Keep in mind that if your whole focus is on making money, people can feel you are trying to 'take their money' and they will feel turned off. However, if they feel you are genuine about providing a service, then they will be open to you.

Thus, the focus should not be about making money, but aboutproviding a service and being monetarily rewarded for the delivery of your high quality service.


2) Is this particular method a distraction for me, right now?

You may be interested in one particular approach, but you may also be considering a variety of money making methods, all of which may be a huge distraction for you. Take an honest look at your situation and see if it's distracting you.

And if you have a specific goal, could it be that the WSO you're looking at is distracting you from your goal?

3) Is it best if I did this method later?

Perhaps a particular money making method from a WSO resonates with you but you don't have time to implement it. Even though you may want to do it, be honest with yourself: Is it best if you did it later?

4) Are you doing too much all at once?

I see nothing wrong with doing more than one method at a time, like doing two part time jobs, but if you find yourself doing way too many methods, you'll overwhelm yourself needlessly.

If you feel you need to do everything all at once, it may be an indication that your actions are based on a lack consciousness (i.e. there's not enough time/money, so I have to do all of this). Consequently, this results in more negativity that will just get you stuck.

I highly recommend you stick to one method, or two at most so as to keep yourself focused.

If you are addicted to buying WSOs, I do believe these questions will help you make better purchasing decisions.

Hope this helps!