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How I learned to get my ^%# into gear:

by devonm
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I am doing youtube with CPA and paused in CPA for two or 3 weeks because I didn't see results in a few offers. Little did I dream that in 2 weeks when I revisited that I would actually find a real conversion from a video. I hear and have learned that it DOES take time. I was an impatient little "swear excluded".

That lit a fire under my butt and got me hitting it hard again. Back to youtube, making channels and I made 2 how to's in the night and submitted to a youtube viewer source and got a clickthrough so far. That gives me hope that something will eventually happen. Means that I will go full speed.

A friend of mine from WF has had luck with videos and I plan to follow suit. I certainly will be and I have also joined the High Voltage Video Forum yesterday and my videos look prettier already rather than me seeking out everything manually, I have help there to find things. That forum was worth what I paid. I debated buying membership into that forum for months. Glad I followed through.
#gear #learned
  • Profile picture of the author the brewer
    You've seen it work for your friend and know if done right it can work. Stick with it as you intend to. It takes time sometimes.....most people fail online because they expect to start earning big bucks almost immediately just because they have had a great idea that none else (they think) has thought of.

    When the money doesn't magically appear in their bank account they give up or try something else. Stick with it and keep that positive mindset.

    Good-luck and I hope to read about your success on this forum in the future.
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  • Profile picture of the author LastingLifeSuccess
    Looks like all your follow through has provided you with even greater motivation to achieve more goals. Congratulations on your successes. These threads of success inspire many of us.

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