Personal Challenge: Have the 10 Small Products(To Be Sold As Package) Ready By January 10th AND Make

That's good, now make the decision to change. You should make a vow to yourself that you will never, ever feel like that again. From today onwards, it's all progress, no matter how small it be. You should be thinking, 2014 is my year, do I really want to waste any of it?

It's never supposed to be easy, and I'll be honest, if you think that forcing yourself to develop a completely different in a short period of time will make you more likely to succeed, I disagree.

Before the New Year, I spent a lot of time studying why humans fail at their resolutions and goals. What I learnt was that we as humans, have a limited source of "Willpower". This is why forcing yourself to change overnight is a bad idea, slow and steady wins the race.

Here's a thread I wrote about how we can succeed with our New Year resolutions:

New Year Resolutions are STUPID!

You cannot have that mindset, I know it's hard, it's not supposed to be easy and thinking "This might be my last try" shows me that you're not fully committed to making this work.

You can do it, you should know that you can.

There's a great quote in one of the many motivational videos on YouTube that says "Look up, get up and don't ever give up" - That sums up the mindset of all successful people.

The problem with "success" is that most people view at as something that has just happens, why wouldn't they? It's very easy to turn on the TV or read a magazine and see countless examples of what one might describe as being "successful", it's just a shame that the media doesn't point out the years of pain, struggle and hard work it took those people to get to where they are today.

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If you want to chat and some help writing up a plan of attack, let me know! I'm always up for helping other people succeed at whatever they try!

Joe Crosbie,

Hi I am also new to online business, I have read a lot of good advise. Simply saying that
it takes 2 to 3 years of hard work before you can see some success. You have to keep on working hard even when you have seen some success and the most important thing is to have lots of patience. Which is very difficult when you are hoping to make money to pay your bills.

Is your goal to create 10 small products and package them up to sell? If so, no wonder you're struggling. Create "one" product. Market the bloody thing. Then create another.

You're the reason you're not succeeding. So why on earth cry about something you have full control over? It's supposed to be difficult. If it wasn't, we'd be swarmed with half assed wannabe marketers polluting this business with crap content.

Another thing: Stop thinking success comes from something you obtain in the future. It doesn't. Success is defined in each and every moment. Was today successful? Good. Make sure tomorrow is too. And the day after that. You could work a fraction of the time you are right now and still accomplish more. It's not how much you do. It's what you do.

The 2 most important words in business are... Pareto Principle