Which Cinderella are you?...
Here's a good way to decide which path you should follow (and which wso's to buy to help you on the path you choose)...
Cinderella Type #1 (the downtrodden chambermaid). Doing the work. Giving yourself a job.
Cinderella Type #2 (the Royal Ball Superstar). Setting up systems that bring in $$ on auto pilot.
Think of it in Michael Gerber terms... Type #1 is being self-employed. Type #2 is being a true entrepreneur.
One is constantly figuring out how to factor yourself IN, the other is constantly figuring out how to factor yourself OUT. Wanting to do as much as possible (to *theoretically* get paid more -- "The more I work, the more I make" mentality) VS. trying to do as LITTLE as possible.
The reason I am telling you about these distinctions is, so you can make better decisions about the path you want to be on. It also helps when deciding which wso's to buy. Are they helping you to factor yourself IN, or OUT?
IMO, OUT is better. Much better.
Cheers.
-- TW
PS: If you're not sure who Michael Gerber is, check him out, and adopt his philosophy!!
Cinderella Type #1 (the downtrodden chambermaid). Doing the work. Giving yourself a job.
Cinderella Type #2 (the Royal Ball Superstar). Setting up systems that bring in $$ on auto pilot.
Think of it in Michael Gerber terms... Type #1 is being self-employed. Type #2 is being a true entrepreneur.
One is constantly figuring out how to factor yourself IN, the other is constantly figuring out how to factor yourself OUT. Wanting to do as much as possible (to *theoretically* get paid more -- "The more I work, the more I make" mentality) VS. trying to do as LITTLE as possible.
The reason I am telling you about these distinctions is, so you can make better decisions about the path you want to be on. It also helps when deciding which wso's to buy. Are they helping you to factor yourself IN, or OUT?
IMO, OUT is better. Much better.
Cheers.
-- TW
PS: If you're not sure who Michael Gerber is, check him out, and adopt his philosophy!!