What are the 5 things that you learnt from Warrior Forum

1. A lot of people don't know what they're talking about.

2. I rarely know what I'm talking about.

3. Business is business, regardless of where you're building/performing it (online or offline).

4. "Take Action" is idiotic advice without "while tracking and testing and optimizing everything" attached to the end.

5. People will try some dumb stuff on here.

- A lot of people on here have their head up their ass
- Most people are listening to those people with their head up their ass
- The best advice given by warriors gets passed over because it means there's more work involved (who knew)
- There's plenty of real marketers on here - but are vastly outnumbered by wannabe marketers touting nonsense
- I learned that very few people are worth listening to

Oh, one last thing. I learned that most warriors haven't a clue how to make a common sense decision when it comes to marketing online. They haven't a clue what they actually want and can't see the forest through the trees. But that's not specific to warriors. I see many people on here looking for help, but don't bother taking the advice their given if it doesn't fit into their distorted beliefs.

1. Everybody is an expert
2. WSO section is full of garbage (in my opinion)
3. Useless threads are posted every 5 minutes
4. Good information gets knocked down with pointless posts
5. I learned how to start a business

1. Never give up.
2. Take massive action.
3. Evolve your strategy.
4. Focus on something and stick with it...
5. Have fun.

or...

1. Never give up.
2. Take massive action.
3. Evolve your strategy when needed.
4. Change your goals if needed.
5. Monetize your passions.

"some chilling revelations are being made here on WF"

I came to the WF as a known cynic. I'm still one. I stick to the old adage about believing nothing you read and half of what you see (or something along those lines).

My advice on how to use the WF:

1. Make your own judgement on whose advice to take notice of
2. Remember - YOU are responsible for following anyone else's advice/opinion/belief. Take responsibility for your own actions
3. No-one else can tell you how to run your life, how to run your business, what type of person to be
4. Know yourself and then make your own judgements on what to do in life - including what kind of business to run and how to run it
5. Read. There IS lots of good advice on here. You have to learn to tell the good from the bad. By that I mean what advice is appropriate/accessible/acceptable/attainable/implementable by you and what isn't.

What I've learnt from the forum:

1) I came here knowing little about IM and the online world. I realised there were more ways of earning online that I'd thought of. I started selling my old IT courses online - thanks to this forum I diversified.
2) Everything is here somewhere - read. What is relevant to you (me) jumps off the page at you
3) There are some excellent people here and I've made long term relationships with several Warriors which are continued off board -often via Skype
4) The majority of people are here to post one/two liners to show you how "clever" they are. You learn to ignore them
5) As with all walks of life there are good and bad people in IM. I admire many people here for their wisdom, knowledge and willingness to help.

1. How to make money online
2. How to build a list (but am not built a list till date)
3. Lots of traffic generation methods
4. Help others if possible
5. Addiction to WF

Cheers

1. Join the war room is saving my ass from WSO products.
2. To be success here we have to choose the correct group of people.
3. Selling service is much better than product.
4. A lot of people are crazy to ask a FREE review.
5. Too many people are skeptic for no reason, and usually ask for no#4 above!

Each of every day i am learning new things as you. I think that is why we are all here. Learning and sharing each other knowledge.

1. I learn a lot when it comes to Internet Marketing
2. I learn to become open and not to be too hesitant when asking help from any members there are some good ones who are more than willing to help and share their techniques.
3. I learn to become a risk taker when it comes to business
4. I've learned how to manage an online business
5. If only I have enough time to read everything (I wish) I'd definitely check every thread in here there are some valuable tips that you can only get it here.

Here are mine:

1. How to waste time on Warrior forum.
2. How to waste time on Warrior forum.
3. How to waste time on Warrior forum.
4. How to contradict fellow warriors.
5. Basics of Internet marketing.

Thank you

1. The
2. Importance
3. Of
4. Community
5. Participation

All the best,
Michael

1. How to market a service
2. You can build a business in many ways. Just because you did it one way, doesn't mean it's the best and only way.
3. Some people have no idea what they're talking about but they'll argue with everyone.
4. Many people do know what they're talking about and you can learn a lot from them.
5. Don't wait until you know everything to get started.

Rose

1) Most "experts" here don't make a dime outside the IM niche.
2) Even inside the IM niche, they make far less they claim. Talking is cheap, proving it not so.
3) Education is overrated - Action is everything. A half-assed attempt is better than a perfect analysis.
4) Stop searching for shortcuts or gimmicks, and think in terms of real business creation.
5) The *only* proven formula to make money online = drive targeted traffic to a highly converting front-end offer with back-end upsells/cross-sells. That's the *only* formula to succeed in this game. All the rest is noise. Cut the noise, focus on this basic formula.

Warrior Forum has taught me mostly 1 thing. Which was an identity shaping experience for me.

1) Money is everywhere.

Thats all. Although I've instinctively realized this most my life. I never really focused on it or believed it the way I do today.

That 1 shift in belief has triggered a colossal change in my life. I see tidal waves of money everywhere I go. So now I always have my net prepared. I'm always trying to see opportunity in the future, so I know what decisions I need to make now.

And it has benefited me more than any specific technique I can think of. Thanks to WF.

-Red

Terra - you always have a way with words

Edit: I'll expand on my no 4 of what I've learnt from the forum - don't automatically dismiss those 2 liners - especially from members whose first language isn't English. There's gold in them there hills - learn to distinguish it. Those who struggle to write English can't necessarily write an essay to express their knowledge.

1. Read the threads
2. Apply what you learn
3. Connect with others
4. Outsource your tasks
5. Build your list

I learned a lot in WF. Here are 5:

1. List building is important.
2. Article marketing is not what I thought I knew.
3. Focus on providing value to others.
4. There are so many interesting and innovative ways to make money online & offline; but stick to the ones that suit you best.
5. People who said, "I made $$,$$$ in a day" did not tell you what happened and the amount of preparation and effort they put in before that day.

1. Blogging Concepts
2. Nice lists of directories, article websites and other lists are available in some threads.
3. How to work with forum the right way
4. Many different ways to earn money online
5. how to market your product.

these are some of the things that i've learned from this forum

only 5,

I have learnt 6 things.....

1) BUILD YOUR LIST!

2) BUILD YOUR LIST!

3) BUILD YOUR LIST!

4) BUILD YOUR LIST!

5) BUILD YOUR LIST!

6) BUILD YOUR LIST!

I guess you get my drift. Do these six things and you are well on your way.

Skimming through some posts, I found that many people are actually angry with the WF. I didn't think so.

Although there is a lot of BS floating around, but that is normal anywhere.

I actually owe a lot of my success to the Warrior Forum.

1) I learnt how to sell a service, which taught me how to manage a team and outsource.

2) I made a lot of relationships with people who help me everyday.

3) It encouraged me to help others whenever I have the knowledge. That's how I feel because I always get help.

4) I actually found someone to coach me here which I'm really grateful for.

5) I know where to go when I want to get help and it feels like home.

I don't mean to sound cheesy but I actually do love the WF and owe to it a lot of my success and by success I don't necessarily mean it in terms of money.

The best 2 places for anyone online are the WF and Affilorama, that's my opinion.

This discussion has become one of the best on WF....Some of you have confused me to hell and some broadened my horizon...I am reading each of the comments and soon going to create a blog post

I appreciate your input!

1. Outside WF - no one knows who anyone else is...there are lots of "legends in their own minds" here.
2. I know WAY more than I thought and people actually listen and like me...who knew?
3. People are rude until you put them in their place or show that you contribute and know what you are talking about.
4. Women have a hard time being taken seriously on here...so you should have a thick skin, and not put up with crap.
5. I have met many people that have given me a wealth of support, knowledge, help, and feel confident that I have helped just as many...so it's totally worth it.

1. you don't know anything, just ask
2. try new ways
3. what you do, do it in depth
4. be organized
5. results come by working right, not a lot

Wow there's a lot of anger on here.

Some people have way too much time on their hands!!