7 Reasons Why You Should Help Newbies

I am one of the "newbies" have purchased the Affiliate Conspiricy coarse and also purchased a lot of tools like Nichebot, Hexatrack, Speed PPC, Keyword Elite... and some others, but what i am really having a hard time doing is the art of "selecting an offer" to promote. Is there any of you that could help me to do this. Any pointers or tips would really help me out

It depends on what you're trying to be successful at. Everyone measures success in their own way, and no two ways are identical.

The most successful and greatest man I ever knew didn't make millions a year. He was cabinet maker who loved working with wood. Whenever he started building something, a desk, cabinet, table, or whatever, he always put his heart into it, and you could see that just by looking at the finished product.

He told me once that he got as much satisfaction from watching the expressions on his customers faces when they looked at the item he had built for them for the first time as he did while building it.

He was a soft spoken man who never had an unkind word for anyone. He and his wife of 50+ years raised their two children and multiple grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

And he never made more than $15,000 / year.

But he taught me, by example, some of the most important lessons I have ever learned.

Family
Love
Respect
Do what you love
Believe in yourself and your dreams
Never give up
There is no such thing as failure
The Journey is more important than the destination
And a hundred other small, but no less important, lessons that I'll never forget.

He passed away in 1991 of cancer, with his family by his side.

And while I have met many people since who have built their own business and made significantly more money, myself included, few have truly felt or experienced the love of life, joy, and happiness my grandfather had and shared with everyone he met.

Yeah, that's what I was thinking. You never really know if the "unknown" you are helping today might become the next 'guru' tomorrow.

But suppose you're a masochist ?


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Harvey

I'm a big believer in paying it forward. When we help other people to be successful we attract more good things to us. What goes around, comes around.

I like helping newbies because I like seeing that light bulb turn on above their heads...when everything you're trying to explain to them finally manages to click. I guess it's the same kind of feeling that a teacher gets when they see their students finally grasping a difficult concept that they were having trouble with. It's a great feeling.

I've experienced the opposite..the newcomers I've dealt with sincerely want to learn and are not afraid to work.
If you go looking for the good in people you will find it!

Reason Number 8: To stroke your ego.

Let's keep it real here, Warriors.

If you were a legitimate newbie in this house....you'd probably feel as welcome as the new kid... in a new school.... getting introduced by the teacher in front of the entire class of snickering 6th grade peckerwoods.

Nobody despises dumb asses in the guise of "newbies" more then me....but at the same time.....I often wonder why so many people around this joint treat those new to the game....like ******* red headed step children who need to be categorized and quarantined.

Especially those who actually show up in this house for the right reasons.

Most newbies get handled one of two ways here....

They get talked down to like they're dumb asses...by Warriors who in many cases are worse off then the newbie is. Go figure.

Or...they get the WIN ONE FOR THE GIPPER SPEECH...which is often equally as insulting considering a lot newbies are looking for information...not motivation.

Newbie hazing is often justified with some...but others who just want help don't deserve the bullshit they often get from "smart Warriors."

I don't need 7 reasons to answer this op.

Just one.

You help a genuine newbie for the same reason you help your mother, brother, sister, lover.....or friend.

Cuz it's the right thing to do. No warm and fuzzy speeches needed to make you feel better about yourself, either.


xxx Vegas Vince

This newbie agrees totally and is beyond thankful for all the resources. This is the best business out there because you can do great doing what really interests you.

Hi there,

There is a old saying in this business. If you help someone get what they want then you will get what you want. That's when I started making money.

Jimmy.

I think we should help newbies in the same way we would want to be helped whenever we are learning new skills in life and business.

It's a little bit like:

"How far you go in life depends on you being tender with the
young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the
striving and tolerant of the weak and the strong.


Because someday in life you will have been all of these."
-- George Washington Carver

Excellent post VegasVince!

Damn good point there! It will happen to you if you don't put a price on it. Lets say you put in a good amount of time with a person trying to help them reach the next level. You can tell they are beginning to get it a little but have yet to make money just yet. Along comes something else that is offered for free and they decide that the new idea sounds better than what you are showing them. They up and leave you and what your teaching to jump to something else. Of course they have to start all over again but they won't be looking at it that way. It will frustrate the shit out of you that you spent all that time with them and then they just left.

Charge a little money for the same thing and you'll have their attention a lot longer. Then if they decide to leave, at least you got paid for your time. When you show the ones that stay with you how to make money, you now have that "people stick with the ones who got them there" group you want.