An Internet Marketer Walks Into A Bar....

Find out what people want and give it to them = how to make money. It's funny to me that most Internet marketers are more focused on ranking on search engines than making money. Nothing wrong with that. I'm just sayin'.

If that's what you want, then that's what I'll offer you (as an affiliate).

..thats a cool analogy about junk food hehe

Nice low-key approach.

Will you let us know if it converts for you?

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Many freelancers or people who go down the road of "trade time for money" do that because they'd rather work from home in their pajamas than fight some job they hate, fight the traffic, put up with co-workers, etc etc

They are in a way giving up a boss to be their own boss, but are still working a somewhat "job". HOWEVER, there's a huge major difference here. You see, those who are working from home doing this, instead of a day job, are now in the "business owner" world and no longer in the "day job" world. There's a major difference and huge benefits to being in the "business owner world".

For one, they are no longer part of the "automatic pay checks" dope. (lol). Most people who have day jobs just milk a paycheck and do just enough to not get fired. That check becomes a safety net, in a way.

However, in a business of your own, even though it's trading time for money, well, that's a different ballgame altogether. You have to market yourself, market your services and generate revenue to put food on the table.

And, then comes the good news...

In this business owner world, you see opportunities everywhere. Those in the "employee world" never see those opportunities (for many reasons). But the business owners do all the time. If you are ghostwriting for example, you have opportunities coming out of your ears because you are constantly dealing with other business owners. That's an incredible opportunity to build relationships and strike deals.

Plus, you have more time on your hands and you can work when you want to work... take a 3 hour lunch if you want... work at nights if you want... take Monday's off every week if you want... and there's no real cap on your income either.

You can charge more, take on more clients and also outsource yourself to junior ghostwriters (or whatever your doing)... and you take a cut, while they do most of the work. This is duplicating yourself many times over. So, it's not a fixed income at all.

What it is, is, a REAL BUSINESS!

Now, while you are earning great money trading time for money and expanding your business and earning more freedom of time, you can be building your passive income stuff on the side too.

All in all, I think when people see "trade time for money" they think, "hard work". And personally, I'd never partner or work with someone who is afraid of "hard work". Additionally, I think most in this market are brainwashed into thinking they can easily click a button and make big money (with very little work).

That's just the wrong attitude IMO. That does not mean hard work equals success, because it does not. But, it's like me giving you a sports car and then you saying, "but then I have to pay to put gas in it". Or, I give you a silver pocket watch worth $5,000 and you say, "where's the chain?"

I'd dont care who tells you they dont work hard, they are full of s###. Sometimes they have to work very hard... other times they work very little, if at all. And almost all of them worked hard to get it all going in the first place. BUT AGAIN, hard work does not equal success... but being afraid of it can almost equal failure, guaranteed.

All in my opinion of course.

Finally, I've helped lots of people go from failing to earning big money by showing them how to trade time for money and build it up to a passive income, or build a passive income on the side while they cover their bills and such... and it works!

Problem is most just want to click that button and do next to nothing to earn money... sort of like employees who milk a paycheck? Hmm... I wonder where that attitude comes from?

~Sir Eric Of Louviere-shire