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Wanted Mentor/Teacher/Help

by drewcpappas
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Hi all

First off I just want to say I am a struggling part time internet marketer and am looking for help. I have read many e-books on various ways people make money with CPA offers, but I just get frustrated and don't know where to start. I don't know if I am asking too much but wanted to see if there was someone out there that could possibly help me.

This is what I am looking for:

I want someone to lay out a plan for me such as assignments to do on a daily basis. This way if I have any questions I can ask.

I would like to set-up a blog/website and have people sign up for CPA offers. I do have some information to give away so I will try and get accepted by CPA Lead.

I would also like to help in setting up offers for ringtones, weight loss, and others.


If possible I would like to find someone located in the USA or Canada, because I have a full time job and if I need to contact you it would be in the evening.

I am not looking at doing this full time, but I can spend an hour or so every night with more on the weekends.

Please PM me with pricing and if you are interested.

Thanks in advance

Andy Pappas
#coaching #mentor #mentor or teacher or help #wanted
  • Profile picture of the author Colin Theriot
    I'm wondering what it is that you think coaching will do that you aren't able to do yourself with the many e-books you've read?

    It sounds like you have a decent idea of what you want to do, and how to do it. There's no "trick" to getting started. You just start, and do a little every day.

    The trick is to take that goal you have, and you yourself break it into tiny micro tasks that you can reach day by day.

    I actually just watched a documentary (Into the Void) about a mountain climber who was left for dead, with a badly broken leg, cut loose to fall roughly 80 feet, into a crevasse.

    Over the course of 7 days, he climbed to the bottom of the crack, out through a vent in the ice, across a glacier, and then across another mile of broken, rocky terrain. No water or food the entire time. With a leg that was broken pretty much in half.

    And he did it by looking however many yards ahead at whatever boulder, ice shelf, or whatever and saying "If I can make it to that (whatever) in 20 minutes, I know I can keep going."

    He didn't pray, he didn't feel some magical reserve of energy, he didn't have any kind of plan. He's alive today, because he literally dragged his broken body across the freezing hostile landscape by will alone.

    But his will didn't extend to "I'm going to get to camp." He only ever looked 20-30 yards ahead.

    I found it to be a very moving account, and if making small goals can get you out of that situation, I imagine they will work for everything.
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  • Profile picture of the author WD Mino
    You could try and join a site offering this in their services but no one is going to do it for you you will need to not only study but apply and through trial and error figure things out.

    -WD
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