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by ClickMonkey
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#basis #consistent #make #money #online
  • Profile picture of the author clickbankgeek
    The list is not solid and not enough trust
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  • Profile picture of the author ProveResults
    I cannot say I qualify for this however if you don't mind I'll give my say on were I think the problem lies with beginners making consistent income.

    In my opinion the two biggest problems that stops newbies making consistent income is:

    Information Overload: Before I started I remember reading a lot of blogs on how to make money online. I spent a long time just reading about it but never actually started doing anything myself.

    Before I knew it I had so much information floating around in my head on all the different ways I could make money online I got frustrated on which direction to go in.

    It wasn't until I started to read just a couple of blogs that I started to take action and get results.

    Chasing The Golden Egg: Everyone wants that one 'method' that can make them a quick buck, however almost anything done online requires time and hardwork to succeed.

    I know myself that many times I slowly started to make some income but then I would abandon it for something else because it was the new 'in' way to make a quick buck when in reality it wasn't and would have been better off staying the course with what started to gain a little momentum.

    Hope that helps.

    Regards

    ProveResults
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    • Profile picture of the author ClickMonkey
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      • Profile picture of the author ProveResults
        Originally Posted by ClickMonkey View Post

        Hi!

        Can you elaborate on what caused you to minimize your information intake and to start taking action? Do you recall the event or thought that changed your path?
        Hey

        Basically I was reading forums, blogs and ebooks etc on how to make money online and before I knew it I had so much information in my mind I was confused on were to start, but then I found one guy's blog who taught in a way that I resonated with me and I started to only follow him.

        He was all about taking massive action and showed by doing so you could get massive results. I was so inspired by what he was doing it motivated me to take action myself. I copied his method of making money online and before I knew it the $s slowly started to roll in.

        Sadly he no longer updates his blog.

        Hope I was clear in explaining. I'm not the best at writing down my thoughts but I'm working on improving it everyday.

        Originally Posted by ClickMonkey View Post

        From your subjective perspective, what is the most time consuming and/or "hardest" part of the hardwork you mention?

        Thanks!
        Well one of the first things I started with to make money online was Adsense and affiliate marketing. I would literally spend 12 hours a day writing articles on subjects I didn't know very much about just to get a few clicks or a couple of sales.

        That was very hard and time consuming I must say. But the success that comes after that is definitely worth it.

        If you need me to clarify on anything or want to ask anything else feel free. I'm always happy to talk about this sort of stuff.

        Regards

        ProveResults
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  • Profile picture of the author QueenMelanie
    alot of people spend way too much time reading new methods that theyre never gonna try and as a result never stick to one method long enough to succeed at any of them... I feel like thats what happens most of the time to people here..
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    • Profile picture of the author Millionaire777
      Originally Posted by QueenMelanie View Post

      alot of people spend way too much time reading new methods that theyre never gonna try and as a result never stick to one method long enough to succeed at any of them... I feel like thats what happens most of the time to people here..
      I agree there is no MAGIC method, you can create your own methods thats how the IM millionaires make their money, they don't search for methods they create their own methods.
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      • Profile picture of the author Lori Gerlaugh
        I agree that reading and researching is where everyone starts out, however a lot of people get stuck there (I did for a long time).

        Most people keep researching and switching business models and never fully implementing any one or two processes.

        What got me out of that cycle was realizing that I could start right where I was, instead of thinking I had to know everything before taking action.

        That and I started using Evernote as part of a system I call Info Overdrive to keep track of all my ideas and resources so I can access what I need without getting overwhelmed.

        Create your Big Picture + Fill in (some, not all) Needed Blanks + Disciplined Focus
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        • Profile picture of the author discrat
          Originally Posted by Lori Gerlaugh View Post

          I agree that reading and researching is where everyone starts out, however a lot of people get stuck there (I did for a long time).

          Most people keep researching and switching business models and never fully implementing any one or two processes.

          What got me out of that cycle was realizing that I could start right where I was, instead of thinking I had to know everything before taking action.

          That and I started using Evernote as part of a system I call Info Overdrive to keep track of all my ideas and resources so I can access what I need without getting overwhelmed.

          Create your Big Picture + Fill in (some, not all) Needed Blanks + Disciplined Focus
          Yeah, sounds like the old adage " Paralysis by Analysis "



          - Robert Andrew
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  • Profile picture of the author gmarklin
    If I understand your problem, you may be moving from one program to another and not settling on e thing and taking action. I think everyone has done this, I know I haveYou need to stop this.

    If you have a problem making money with a email list, your list need to be large enough (over 500) subscribers to begin to make any money. You also need to build trust with your list. I did this by giving them free wso's and information that will help them succeed in their niche over time.
    I hope this helps
    George
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    • Profile picture of the author discrat
      This stuff can take time to get properly sorted in your Mind. Some days it just does not Click.

      But through time and work one day you will have that moment where it does Click and things will be clearer; i.e. the direction you need to go , what exactly needs to be done etc..etc..

      Be patient



      - Robert Andrew
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