Care to share what your other means of revenue are? haha
Must Success Always Start With Failure?
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I'll try to start thinking like you Boss
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Don't get too far ahead of yourself. My brain is uniquely capable of dealing with the extreme volume of thought that I process. Most people would turn into vegetables if they even tried to think like me for longer than fraction of a second.
Just start by focusing on the knowledge that there is no spoon. That's a good starting point.
EduardsMarketing
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We must fail hundred times to learn a lot from this fails to get success forever or this succes can be very short.
This brakes my hearth
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It's spelled "hart"
Elvlin
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Does it mean that there aren't people who got it right the first time and continued to thrive afterwards?
Exist but it's the minority, and usually they have experienced sucessfull IM as personal mentor..
Why has failure before success been Normalized in this community?
Because there is no master answer how to grow our site correctly, what content to write?, where and how to promote? etc
there are no choice other than doing failing ,and doing again.
And it's the same for any business or investment that exist.
(Failure is not a end result, it's just part of the journey. So you shouldn't make failure as End Result)
ranga
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Funny that I realised now that getting success in first shot may actually not be a good thing. Success at first try is more of a luck and it makes one lazy. You will see here stories of many people who succeeded but wasted that money and opportunity and are trying again. Failure is a great teacher, I believe success forged from failure lasts longer.
StevenLivesInMars
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For me, I succeeded the first time and fail a lot after that.
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Not always. The first app I made brought me $200 per day. The first website I made could rank on Google for #1.
Simply make sure you do everything correctly. Most important: You need patience.
Without commitment, you'll never start. Without consistency, you'll never finish. Keep it in mind.
Simply make sure you do everything correctly. Most important: You need patience.
Without commitment, you'll never start. Without consistency, you'll never finish. Keep it in mind.
You're a legend
gvidass
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Don't look forward to failing. It's possible that this can happen but you're learning along the way. Yes, you might fail but you're just starting out. As far as I know, the majority of people fail because they stop believing in their projects and give up too soon.
uber123
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I want to share another perspective which probably have been said. You need to test what works and what doesn't. So let's say you have some kind of method that you are using. There are different variables in that method that you need to test out to be sure which ones works the best and what doesn't. Maybe A doesn't work but B works, but C works even more. A thing I have been guilty of doing in the past that I see many people do is focusing on only 1 variable (A) and failing and just giving up completely. This is why a/b testing is crucial when doing IM. So I like to label my ''failures'' as a ''test''.
thedestroyer
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ive gone through so much success and losses, and i figured that you can only call it a big success when youve gone through the most devastating loss. Most of the time, success is subjective. What may be a great success to you is just 'meh' so some people.
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when I used to play the sports books I went on a run started from $10 and won’t $20, put all that back in and eventually wagered it all on one big bet especially for minimum wage 18 year old.
It hit and I won $8k. I remember looking at a Best Buy catalogue equivalent in Australia and thinking I could buy anything in the catalogue.
I never won big ever again and even lost the $8k in less that a month. So yeah you can win straight up and then flop like a loser for the rest of your life because life’s like a box of chocolates bruh.
It hit and I won $8k. I remember looking at a Best Buy catalogue equivalent in Australia and thinking I could buy anything in the catalogue.
I never won big ever again and even lost the $8k in less that a month. So yeah you can win straight up and then flop like a loser for the rest of your life because life’s like a box of chocolates bruh.
A/B testing.. I Definitely will try a "B" once I reach my 20 posts "A" target.
EduardsMarketing
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unfortunately this is sad reality)
Chaffrey
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I think it kinda
In order to build successful habits you gotta fail imo
I personally got super lucky the first time making approx $250k (should soon write a journey about that) and got less successful on the later businesses
The later failures did teach me a lot and I feel more and more successfull with each of them (that is so weird)
But honestly, The successful venture did teach me way more than the later ones.
Not that failing doesn't teach anything (it does teach you how to avoidsome mistakes on top of giving you general knowledge) but being successful in a venture allows you to push yourself beyond what you thought you could acheive and it shifts your perspective on things
IDK about where u live but in France, people tend to havevery low confidence in entrepreneurship and tend to feel like they're sstuck in their situation (its getting better tho, vive la french tech)
So making lots of money shifted my french pov on revenue and entrepreneurship from "it's not possible if you don't have a mentor" to "If you think this is good idea and the market study confirms that, then just go, money is just a number, it is not unachivable and there is no limits to whatyou may earn"
In order to build successful habits you gotta fail imo
I personally got super lucky the first time making approx $250k (should soon write a journey about that) and got less successful on the later businesses
The later failures did teach me a lot and I feel more and more successfull with each of them (that is so weird)
But honestly, The successful venture did teach me way more than the later ones.
Not that failing doesn't teach anything (it does teach you how to avoidsome mistakes on top of giving you general knowledge) but being successful in a venture allows you to push yourself beyond what you thought you could acheive and it shifts your perspective on things
IDK about where u live but in France, people tend to havevery low confidence in entrepreneurship and tend to feel like they're sstuck in their situation (its getting better tho, vive la french tech)
So making lots of money shifted my french pov on revenue and entrepreneurship from "it's not possible if you don't have a mentor" to "If you think this is good idea and the market study confirms that, then just go, money is just a number, it is not unachivable and there is no limits to whatyou may earn"
YujinTan
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Yes , the problem is come you fail many things yet can't find a solution , than you turn to those so call " IM Gurus " than get their products whatever , IS THE SAME WHAT other say nothing special
buy ad , share , enagenment etc blah blah , than You feel " been scam " what the heck , on sales page so many so call " secret " , " or within one day you gain tons of traffic "
end up the same old things you already known.
buy ad , share , enagenment etc blah blah , than You feel " been scam " what the heck , on sales page so many so call " secret " , " or within one day you gain tons of traffic "
end up the same old things you already known.