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14 years ago

Hi Ryan...

I like it. It briefly explains very important things about IM business.

A person who has problems should see this, it may help.

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Robert Boduch

14 years ago

Very nice, Ryan!

Only thing I would change is to reverse the order of #1 and #2.

Mastery is nice... but it's a long term thing. Too much of an emphasis on mastery and you might spend all your time trying rather than getting it done. Get out there and focus enough to get something done.

Finish a project and put it out in the market. Sometimes it works right away. Sometimes it fails. So what? Fail fast as you state. Pick yourself up again and get back on the horse because you're absolutely correct - more products = more money.

Improve as you go. strive for mastery, but don't be afraid to fail. "Too many people go to their graves with the music still in them" as Bob Proctor once said.

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SuperRyan

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Robert Boduch

Very nice, Ryan!

Only thing I would change is to reverse the order of #1 and #2.

Mastery is nice... but it's a long term thing. Too much of an emphasis on mastery and you might spend all your time trying rather than getting it done. Get out there and focus enough to get something done.

Finish a project and put it out in the market. Sometimes it works right away. Sometimes it fails. So what? Fail fast as you state. Pick yourself up again and get back on the horse because you're absolutely correct - more products = more money.

Improve as you go. strive for mastery, but don't be afraid to fail. "Too many people go to their graves with the music still in them" as Bob Proctor once said.

Rob, thank you for the input.

I'm not sure I understand Bob Proctor's quote: "Too many people go to the graves with the music still in them".

What does that mean?

Ryan

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mine1718

14 years ago

Very nice, thanks

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FeedbackSecrets

14 years ago

You might want to change #4 to Traffic x Conversion = Sales.

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SuperRyan 14 years ago

Originally Posted by FeedbackSecrets

You might want to change #4 to Traffic x Conversion = Sales.

Thank you! Good point :-)

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vincentsg

14 years ago

hey ryan,

that is very nice..keep it up..it will also help others out there who needs a push to this area..

keep kewl

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Shaleniie Devi

14 years ago

From my understanding of the quote, I think what it means in IM sense is that because people are always striving to release the perfect product, they never ever do release it.

Because they are afraid of failure, they never ever release their music for the world to hear so they go to their grave with all their unfulfilled potential still in them.

The key here is to release your music, if it sucks, get the feedback and tweak the notes and improve your tune and release again, and carry on the cycle and your music will only get better until you go platinum

My understanding, maybe I'm getting abit too lyrical......but let's see what Robert says

Shaleniie

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SuperRyan

14 years ago

Originally Posted by Shaleniie Devi

From my understanding of the quote, I think what it means in IM sense is that because people are always striving to release the perfect product, they never ever do release it.

Because they are afraid of failure, they never ever release their music for the world to hear so they go to their grave with all their unfulfilled potential still in them.

The key here is to release your music, if it sucks, get the feedback and tweak the notes and improve your tune and release again, and carry on the cycle and your music will only get better until you go platinum

My understanding, maybe I'm getting abit too lyrical......but let's see what Robert says

Shaleniie

I think you are right...