[ADVICE] I WISH I KNEW

[thelaptopbucks]

This is for anyone that wants to make money online and be successful.

There is a common act that kills a lot of newbies in this making money online of a thing.

• Don't focus on too many things all at once. If you want to focus on dropshipping, do that for a while and don't jump over to CPA too quickly when you are still on that.
• Try to learn just a skill and be perfect before you move to another. The fact is people prefer specialists than a jack of all trades.
• Don't overwork yourself and forget about your social life, it affects you a lot and weighs you down.

We all have a goal to achieve but don't try to achieve a week's goal in a day, sleep if you have to.

PEACE

 

[Mr Positive]

Jack of all master of none!!! Yet true

 

[Panther28]

I prefer to be a jack of all trades, and hire experts when I need to. That way you don't get stressed out too much.

For example, outsource your content if you normally write that, to free you up for more site management and admin work.

 

[HustleTong]

sleep if you have to

I'm grinding at it.

 

[thelaptopbucks]

I'm grinding at it.

Grind harder....haha

 

[Mikka12]

This is a good advice especially to beginners here in BHW. There are soo many fruit juices here that you can consume every time. It's ok to read them all but....

The problem is, newbies wanted to apply all these juices asap to make money asap. It resulted to information overload.

I agree with him, you should choose which one best suits you according to your current skills, what "making money" idea which you think you will see yourself enjoying doing it, and you think you can do it and finish it successfully. If not successful, just pass and go to another. Just be consistent...

 

[Leader777]

For some reason, when you focus on one thing for a long time, it works.

 

[thepolyglot]

Don't focus on too many things all at once.

i guess i wasn't focusing back then but i learned the hard way.

 

[JessePinkmanBB]

I prefer to be a jack of all trades, and hire experts when I need to. That way you don't get stressed out too much.

For example, outsource your content if you normally write that, to free you up for more site management and admin work.

While this holds true for more advanced business people, OP's advice is good for Beginners IMO. The best advice I can give is; do proper research and find out to the best of your abilities what you think is a business that has potential to GROW over the next couple of years and where you see yourself working hard and daily, with passion (even through hard times) and focus on becoming skilled in that. With that journey, you'll end up learning a ton of other skills and you will provide solid value if you're good at it. And if you chose the right business that's scalable, you will be rewarded ($$) accordingly.

Usually a lot of beginners start projects with the intent of "making money" as in; they've only got their eyes on how much they'll make (because they see others pull those numbers) but instead they should care about the project itself and on the strategies that will (hopefully) make it successful.

 

[proxygo]

i guess i wasn't focusing back then but i learned the hard way.

well cudos for not being one of those users saying give me method
to make money online.