Words of wisdom from a battle-scarred Warrior...
Hey Warriors,
Yes, I am battle-scarred in more ways than one. I am a warrior, and a Warrior. But I am merely being the messenger of the wisdom from another battle-scarred warrior.
Tinu Abayomi-Paul...
She's actually a member here but is rarely seen. Tinu has been around for a long time. Very successful and extremely knowledgeable about SEO, writing, blogging, social media and much more. Worth listening to and learning from. Plus, she's a genuinely nice person. I've communicated with her off and on over the years.
Tonight I received her newsletter. It made me think about the people here who are struggling with one thing or another. I was attuned to this place, this evening, after posting in a thread created by a frustrated Warrior. I'm not singling him out, but the topic of Tinu's article is somewhat related.
Anyway, her article is a good lesson for all of you who are trying to make something happen in your business and sustain it. This is about your thinking and actions and doing what is right for your customers. Lessons from the trenches.
I think this is something we've all faced and done in our lives, including me of course.
Here's the email and the questions, for you.
~ Ain't no affiliate-hoodoo going on here, either...
Yes, I am battle-scarred in more ways than one. I am a warrior, and a Warrior. But I am merely being the messenger of the wisdom from another battle-scarred warrior.
Tinu Abayomi-Paul...
She's actually a member here but is rarely seen. Tinu has been around for a long time. Very successful and extremely knowledgeable about SEO, writing, blogging, social media and much more. Worth listening to and learning from. Plus, she's a genuinely nice person. I've communicated with her off and on over the years.
Tonight I received her newsletter. It made me think about the people here who are struggling with one thing or another. I was attuned to this place, this evening, after posting in a thread created by a frustrated Warrior. I'm not singling him out, but the topic of Tinu's article is somewhat related.
Anyway, her article is a good lesson for all of you who are trying to make something happen in your business and sustain it. This is about your thinking and actions and doing what is right for your customers. Lessons from the trenches.
I think this is something we've all faced and done in our lives, including me of course.
Here's the email and the questions, for you.
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Every day, I ask myself some version of this question my mentor used to ask me: do you want to be right? Or do you want to get better? Was thinking about that recently in a blog post I wrote about an embarrassing screw up: In Which You Go Broke Trying to Be Right Instead of Smart #facepalm : Free Traffic Tips Hope you're loving life! Tinu |
~ Ain't no affiliate-hoodoo going on here, either...
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Mr.Daydream -
Thanks
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LukeZ -
Thanks
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