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Sorry Coach...I don't agree with you...no one has taken the "singular" simple idea that goes from Point "A" to Point "B" where a newbie can watch everything done over the shoulder...

Hate to say it Jeffrey, but you're most likely right...Bright Shiny Object syndrome wins every time....what the heck was I thinking?

This is so true, it doesn't matter how solid the information or guidance you provide someone, unless they are willing to get stuck in and work at it themselves then they will never learn or make money.

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink.

Jeffrey is right, shiny object syndrome is rampant, most people who jump from method to method will invariably see a new method or guide and before even tesing it out will pick it to pieces and come up with reasons on why it wont work.

A lot of people convince themselves a certain approach is not viable before even trying it out.

You are exactly right. You can't just take action and expect everything to fall into place all at once. You could try 10 different traffic methods and FAIL at all of them. Then, one day out of nowhere, you might hit that one method that you are good at and are seeing returns. Then again, it might take you years to find something you are good at.

Yes whenever you are doing things smarter you will always make more money than the people doing it the hard way. This is true in any type of business. The guy/girl running the field of workers will always make more than the worker him/herself.

Doing anything online is FAR from easy. But if you don't work hard in the beginning, you'll never get to the point where you can "know" what you are good at and where you need improvement.

I'm tired of the "just outsource it" or "just take action" mentality myself. But if you never try stuff, you will absolutely NEVER succeed.

You can also easily lose your ass doing media buys.

The "hard work" is in figuring out what you are doing to begin with.

What you describe is not hard work, what you fail to mention are the numerous campaigns that got you there, the time and money you have invested that has enabled you to gain the experience to make these profits.

To get to this level takes action but too many are scared to even throw down $30 on testing an ad nevermind $3000

The actual processes you perform on a day to day basis to create a sustainable income are not necessarily hard, don't get me wrong, the learning process with most paid forms of traffic is steep and can be mentally taxing but from a physical point of view then no, pressing a few buttons on a keyboard and swirling my mouse around isn't difficult.

What was discussed earlier was not necessarily a lack of hard work, more a case of mentality. The vast majority of people want everything now, now, now. They don't want to put the hours in at the gym and in the kitchen to lose weight, they don't want to get up an hour earlier so they have a more productive morning, they don't want to kick the habit etc. and it's the same with IM.

I'm not sure where anyone mentioned "you need to work hard you are not working hard enough" the general concensus was that the people who take action and take risks, put themselves out there, try new things and fail over and over are the ones who are going to succeed.

That was the same with me one way. I first stared and was fast qualified in high ticket item and than I run out off money for advertising and buying leads. I started to learn online marketing and suddenly I was in the learning phase and didn't took action. I start to believe I must know all this skills before I will have success.

Biggest mistake! There is no one right answer for the Internet! You must go out there get your hands dirty and find out what works best for you and using the right marketing tools without spending soooooo much money! Again, everyone has a different technique to get results, just think how everyone cooks their food a different way to create a great meal. Online Marketing and cooking have kind of the same basic to start, but it's up to you how to refine it and make the most out of it.