Easy Trick To WSO Success!

I always read WSOs at my computer and use them as references. But I have a notebook and pen nearby to jot down and implement a suggestion that I can use right away or another gold nugget that I don't want to forget and the title of the WSO.

I, personally, cannot sit and read a WSO without coming up with ideas along the way. If I am not at my computer to jot down those ideas, they will distract me from what I'm reading.

Yes, I could always handwrite them onto a pad - you know, the old fashioned way - but then I'd just have to retype everything into a document because papers are always getting lost.

Ok. So I'm not the most organized person in the world. Just yesterday, I discovered notes that I'd written from other material I was reading at the time. The date on those notes was November 2009.

Besides, I rather prefer typed and printed material better than handwritten notes. So even if I were better organized, I'd still want to be at my computer making notes as I go.

In fact, I frequently copy and paste snippets of info in the WSO product and put it into my Word document. Then, I have all the pertinent parts in one place, surrounded by my related notes.

When I print out my own notes, I then have only the important stuff. Even so, I do often print out entire products and put them into their own file or into a 3-ring binder along with other similar product printouts. This helps me to create my own workbooks on different aspects of my business - affiliate marketing, internet marketing, JV searching, list building, etc. I then only have to go to those binders to find the best material.

The benefit to printouts of WSOs is that you can highlight them and make notes in the margin which enables you to scan through just for the vital points you need.

In response to your last line... I always read any products front to back in one sitting, unless it's a huge document. I do have a few that are over 200 pages. Those take a few days to complete.

Sylvia

No doubt these are great pieces of advice but for some ppl printing can be really costly if it's a 50 page eBook with some colorful grids, schemes, and whatnot... But it DOES make sense cuz you print 1 or 2 WSO you get and if you postpone the est stuff aside you won't be experiencing information overload cuz if you don't do that then there be another WSO or product or wateva that you decide to switch to and not finishing the 1st one.

Why take to a shop to bind? Buy a 3 hole punch and toss them in one of those binders you get for $2 at a dollar store.

Very wise words.

With the obvious "take action and stick to it" moral aside, you touched upon something interesting - printing!

It makes all the difference to hold something tangible in your hands. It makes a plan more "real" even if it's all going to be based purely online!


Daniel