Guys, I Need Some Inspiration.

Was seeing 20/120, had a income of $0.00 a day, worked my ass off, found my own spamming method, beat on it for 4 weeks, while going to the doctor 6 days a week, 7 hour long doctor appointments (long wait to see the doctor), spent my time in waiting room listening to audiobooks/talking to old people, took my eye drops to fix my vision (1 eye drop every 15 mins all day), and just did anything I could to pay for my eye drops.

I took my income and invested it back into my eye drops, had no medical insurance, lived at my parents, working my ass off, 7 months later after going blind 3 times started ranking sites with SEO. Upon ranking a few sites managed an income of $6k a month, made $35K, moved out, living on my own since december 29th 2015. I still can't see right and when I can work I do. When I can't I don't.

Fucking do the work.

Trust me, man. When your back is against the walls, you will find a way.

Inspirations don't last, it's a temporary cure. Build a habit of grinding hard daily and I can assure you that one day, not long from now, you will make a good living from IM like many people here.

The best inspiration is the fact that you actually managed to earn money online. And I believe we ain't talking about a modest sum right?

So you already have the blueprint for success.

Btw, how much have you lost? $$$$ or $$$$$? If it's not too personal.

Ste Fishkin said:

Go get the shit job, work on IM in your evenings and do it this way.

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This ^

Go get a real job for now and then build up your IM ventures on the side.

I'd also suggest building a real business that offers or sells a service that people actually need.

These "methods" on social media sites are all well and good.. I know only a few guys that really kill it there though, most others I see are wasting their time. Building a business that you can grow then maybe even eventually sell is where it's at.

Quit being delusional. Get a job. That will be your inspiration to gtfo of there.

Without failure you can't appreciate success. Failing is part of this biz and should be planned for and embraced. How you respond to such failures will determine your path in IM.

there are some things that you should never give up on.So if you have 30-60 days,then till then work even harder

Tweak your method on Instagram or try something new.

Like many have already posted working a 9-5 job shows you how many people live and honestly for me it felt like slave work.

I don't mind having a boss but I just don't like the fact that I'm literally forced to be somewhere for half of my day.

I've worked various different jobs, some more physical labor than others. Until recently I decided to get my shit together and now I'm finally seeing a good path in IM.

But you need to be ready to lose time and money trying different things until you find a method you can scale up. Unfortunately it seems you need a quicker fix.

@swon I fucking LOVE short men. Prefer them to tall men. I'm not fond of climbing trees - or being impaled by them.

@Noah Hawryshko Dude try something else. You're not limited to IG. I agree with getting a job - that'll force you to do something with yourself.

My very last 9-5 was a laundry job at a local hospital. Just imagine the literal shit that goes through a place like that. I had to handle placenta, bodily fluids, body parts, waste. One time I found a toe. Another time I found a detached eye. I don't even know how the fuck that happened.

I caught swine flu working there too. Never. Again. That was almost as bad as working in retail, and I did that for 11 years.

+1 to having a shitty job.

Well the job itself was okay and the people were awesome. But it was all pulled out from me because the company needed to cut costs to make their bottom line look better so they could sell the business at a higher price. I was good at my job, learned fast and was a hard worker but in the end, it all came down to who was the last person they hired. That was me and just like that I lost my income. I put every waking hour into my job, I knew the rules and regulations inside and out. I got comfortable, I got lazy and it cost me.

It was a good wake-up call that if I had the time and energy that I should not invest it in a company but in myself. It is what led me to IM, I still have no idea what I am doing yet but I'll fail until I get there. I got a part time job to cover expenses and still studying for different certificates to help me.

That has become my motivation. It is not the only thing to motivate me but it is a big one. Plus when it comes down to it motivation is nothing but a catalyst if we want real results we need discipline more than motivation.