I don't see how 10k/month is a more realistic goal. I think having a lower goal is a better motivator than setting a higher goal right away.If you set your goal too low ($1/day) how do expect you are ever going to get motivated and give a shit enough to learn an actual skill you can monetize?
You're basically using your own psychology against yourself and guaranteeing you will never make money online.
If you a more realistic yet appealing goal like $10k/month you will have a reason to continue to persevere even when you haven't made money yet.
If you set a stupidly small goal when you reach an obstacle you will have no reason to propel yourself forward and you will fail, unfortunately.
I hear of a lot more people who set out to make $10k/month and hit it than $1/day.I don't see how 10k/month is a more realistic goal. I think having a lower goal is a better motivator than setting a higher goal right away.
I agree it's different for other people. I can see a world where a higher goal would motivate you more. For me it's not, but I can see how it could be for others.I hear of a lot more people who set out to make $10k/month and hit it than $1/day.
Just because the number is smaller doesn't make it more realistic.
When I say realistic I mean which has a better chance of actually producing success.
I didn't get more success until the point where I set my goals higher, not lower. But it may be different for other people.
If you set your goal too low ($1/day) how do expect you are ever going to get motivated and give a shit enough to learn an actual skill you can monetize?
You're basically using your own psychology against yourself and guaranteeing you will never make money online.
If you a more realistic yet appealing goal like $10k/month you will have a reason to continue to persevere even when you haven't made money yet.
If you set a stupidly small goal when you reach an obstacle you will have no reason to propel yourself forward and you will fail, unfortunately.
Maybe me saying $10k/month was the problem cause my main point was it's better to set a more realistic goal which will motivate you when it gets tough, which will happenregardless of if the goal is $30/month or $10k/month.It depends on many factors,setting up too high goals can be mentally exhausting and devastating.If you are making at least 2k and make a decent living and no stress about anything you can set goals 10k and actions to aim for whatever you want.If a guy lives in a stress,he never made a dollar online and feels like crap and has barely food to buy,it would be much more encouraging to get that dollar and be excited and actually believe in it its possible.Some guy with no background,no skills,feeling failure will surely not make 10k or 99% will give up 3 days after trying to get there because of the barriers that will hit him from all the sides possible.Millionaires doing steps so just aiming from 0 to 100 not always works.Amazon been growing 20 years,buffet worth was growing for 30 or 40 years,you can jump over 2-3 steps,but you cant jump over 100 steps because you dont have skill and knowledge.So if 1 dollar will make him happy and excited and life happier with optimism,it is very good goal in his case,we dont see him,we dont know him.Nobody say keep the 1$ goal,when he start making it hunger will rise in 2 days,its in humans.So 1$ goal can be good enough in many cases.
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But he has to make burgers :/If you are too lazy to even post a gig on Fiverr and putting in 1 or 2 hours of work on it, then Internet Marketing is not for you and you should get a job instead. At least you don't have to create gigs in McDonalds.
Currently one can easily make $ 10 a day there. A lot of tasks are there.1 dollar a day is nothing, but if you want to do that there are sites like microworkers and picoworkers, tasks are very simple. When i was a kid sometimes i managed to make even 2-3 dollars a day there.
Currently one can easily make $ 10 a day there. A lot of tasks are there.