No problem mate. When you first started out though did you have that niche set in your mind, or did you decide after researching evergreen niches for a while?
I wish I found this site a few years back lol
Every day you have 12-16 hours to work. If you spent that time putting things into action whether they'll fail or not, you would, within a year be making more than 99% of people in this thread.
Instead, what you, and everyone else does is sit in fear that you'll work and your work won't be a success, so you come up with questions. You ask those questions and get answers. Those answers lead to more questions than you began with. The next set of answers confuse you even more, with contradictions and raising even MORE questions. Eventually you're so overwhelmed you just give up and start thinking about the next idea.
This is the pattern of the vast majority of the human race and the pattern of the failure.
The successful man doesn't ask all these questions. He just says "What's the next thing I need to do" and then he does it. That's the only question you ever need to ask, and you ask it to yourself each day. You really have no idea how much you'll learn by doing and failing compared with asking questions here.
You've just gotten to the stage where you're asking such irrelevant questions, like this one here. Who cares whether some guy on a forum had a niche in mind or decided it while drinking tea, or whether that tea was luke warm or hot, or how many crows were in the sky when he came up with the idea. It just gets crazier and crazier.
Pick something. Anything. Create accounts, create sites, create some fucking garbage and see how it does. You're an artist who before he even picks up his first paintbrush is trying to ask other artists how to paint the mona lisa. You want your first ever painting to be the mona lisa, and if it's not you're just refusing to pick up a paint brush and paint some garbage.
None of you will succeed until you've failed 100's of times. Even if you're one of the people who gets some lucky wins. You learn more from failure than from successes. You need to get into the mindset of trying to fail to learn rather than just wanting success.
For those that have multiple fat loss product reviews, do you pretend to be different people reviewing it. It would look a bit suspicious if one person kept losing all that weight then putting it back on just to test another product lol. Also, with the before/after pics how do you get them? You can't just copy/paste from other sites can you?
Here's more examples of shit you're spinning in your head and goes crazy. Stop fucking thinking all the time.
My head is spinning just looking at that.
Why ask someone if you can copy paste from other sites? Just fucking do it. If one day when you're making $500/day, you get some email from a site you stole images from threatening you with litigation, then oh no, you'll have to just take that image down and get another.
One person losing weight and putting it back on? What? Create different personas. Problem solved. It's not even a problem. Do you know why? Because you aren't even at that stage. When you are at the stage where it becomes a visible problem, you just solve it as one of many things you do on that day while sipping your beverage of choice. It's something that when it comes up as a REAL problem, an actual hurdle, you just fix it and move on.
You may as well just come up with a list of the billion or so problems that could come up and ask the whole world for help in solving them, all before you even start your first site. Then of course, you'd start the site, and you'd hit a problem that isn't even on that "1 billion problems and solutions" list and you'd realize that it's pretty simple to just solve and move on, and that you wasted years trying to anticipate every possible thing that could go wrong and every possible bit of information you might need at some point in the future.
I've got a question: If you make more than one review for a Clickbank product, how do you decide which review to promote in the comments? Plus if you have more than one site, how do you manage to keep earning more money seeing as you can't spend as much time with each individual site compared to when you had one single site?
Dear god. You take the biscuit for coming up questions. How do you decide? How do you decide what to eat for breakfast? If you have more than one site? Why not wait until you have just one site first before thinking about how you'll manage 2 sites.
Everything just boils down to this:
If you have a 'question' then ask yourself "Do I need to know this right now in order to do my work today?" If the answer is No, then let it go. Don't even write it down. If it's important you'll think of it again.
If the answer is "Yes", then just come to a quick decision and try something. Once you've tried it, you'll have more information, it'll either have worked, or if it failed you can then try option 2.
That's all there is to making millions. Hundreds of millions. You all think billionaires have all these secrets, amazing contacts and magical things that allow them to do what they do. Their secret is that they just think less, worry less, stress less and try stuff out. The poorer people are, the more they worry over every decision. That is the difference between the massively successful in this world and the poor.
