CrabbyCommando
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- Jun 26, 2009
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A lot of nay-sayers in the thread, but I wish you the best.
You will make the leap you are looking for financially when you figure out how to help others get what they want (more money, etc.). I am not suggesting you need to flood the market with another crap info product. Rather, when you figure out a way to leverage others' time, effort and, most importantly, earnings, your income will grow out exponentially. When you find the way to earn by helping other people earn first, you will have to set a higher goal than $1000/day.
80% of the methods offered are how individuals can help themselves. I have yet to see anything resembling what I am suggesting. About the closest way I have seen so far is whitehat where an info product owner provides the affiliate marketing tools and guidance on how to promote the owner's product. Another potential greyhat example seems to be starting your own autoblogging service where you host autoblogs for others. You get one ad for your revenue, then show others how to build and promote their own money-making blogs. The concept is: you succeed when you help others succeed.
Most folks focus on themselves first and never get beyond that. When you focus on what you can do for others, you will begin to see how they can help you achieve what you want. People need direction, resources and motivation. If you offer those three, you are golden, brother.
You will make the leap you are looking for financially when you figure out how to help others get what they want (more money, etc.). I am not suggesting you need to flood the market with another crap info product. Rather, when you figure out a way to leverage others' time, effort and, most importantly, earnings, your income will grow out exponentially. When you find the way to earn by helping other people earn first, you will have to set a higher goal than $1000/day.
80% of the methods offered are how individuals can help themselves. I have yet to see anything resembling what I am suggesting. About the closest way I have seen so far is whitehat where an info product owner provides the affiliate marketing tools and guidance on how to promote the owner's product. Another potential greyhat example seems to be starting your own autoblogging service where you host autoblogs for others. You get one ad for your revenue, then show others how to build and promote their own money-making blogs. The concept is: you succeed when you help others succeed.
Most folks focus on themselves first and never get beyond that. When you focus on what you can do for others, you will begin to see how they can help you achieve what you want. People need direction, resources and motivation. If you offer those three, you are golden, brother.
