A rant about myself! Secret Confessions.
I can't stand I make more money with video sales pages. It isn't fair to the people that hate them. I need to please everyone so I hate myself for taking the easy way out.
I really hate when I sign up for a list and they send me promotions. I didn't sign up for their list to be marketed too. I want free stuff! I want to learn how to make money online and all they do is send me spam. It just makes me wonder how they are making their money. Hmmm...
I hate when I hype up my products. The last thing I want is someone excited about the possibilities of purchasing my products. I should be just telling them what it does. Why the heck should they realize how others are thinking outside the box and making money with my programs. It isn't right and I should just state the features without hyping up the benefits. I really hate myself...
I really hate when I sell product for a lot of money. I mean, what am I thinking? Not everyone can afford it. I should just give them away for free, support everyone for free and just live off the government making everyone happy. I really kicked myself thinking about doing a multi-million dollar launch. It isn't like I should be making that much money selling a great product. What the heck was I thinking?
I hate it when I post rants on the forum. I know part of it is to make myself feel better than others but it doesn't work much. Of course I feel more ethical, but that still makes me have to sling burgers for a living since I am posting more rants instead of learning, testing and making value for my customers.
Besides, I found it is much easier to complain about others instead of working on my own stuff.
So, what do you hate about yourself?
"As a man thinks in his heart so is he-Proverbs 23:7"
"As a man thinks in his heart so is he-Proverbs 23:7"
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