TAKE ACTION! Seriously, do it!

KraftyKyle said:

Just wanted to make a quick post to tell you to take action! It's all about implementation people. Yesterday I came across a method I really didn't think would earn me much, but as said in my 500th post, I try to implement one method a day. I've made $140 in the past two days via that one method just because I stuck to the principle of implementation. No, you don't make this kind of money with every method you try, so don't get discouraged when the first one doesn't work out (or the 2nd or 3rd or 20th). If you stick to the mindset of implementation and persistence, you will succeed in this game.

If you're struggling to make money online, it's easier than you think. Yes, I know the common saying is, "If it was that easy, everyone would be doing it." But the thing is, the methods posted here are top-of-the-line. You don't have access to any information close to this quality ANYWHERE ELSE. So take advantage of the community you've chosen to be apart of.

* Please don't start a thread asking "what tips can you give to a newbie?" Simply get your ass over to the making money section and read up. Once you've come across a method, IMPLEMENT. Then repeat day after day until your making $10/day, $100/day, $1,000/day and more.

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Shadexpwn said:

You can get a lot more done in an hour if you actually focus than you would ever think.

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GreyWolf said:

That's one of the most important observations anyone ever pointed out. Many people who say they have trouble getting started should take that little bit of wisdom to heart.

Along with having the knowledge of what needs to be done, you need to have a structured plan to be successful. One of the most important parts of that structured plan is to have some specific time set aside to work on specific tasks.

Just knowing that you need to get content written, or get that content published, or work on making backlinks, or do whatever other tasks you need is not enough. If you set aside a couple hours a day in which you will work on specific tasks, then when that time comes you'll be much more focused on those tasks.

By dividing that time into 45 minute to one hour blocks allows you to totally focus during that time on the task at hand. Studies have determined that 45-50 minutes is about the optimum amount of time for your mind to stay focused on a single task. After that it's more likely for you to become distracted. So a one hour block will give you 45-50 minutes to totally focus on a task, and then 10-15 minutes to take a break, relax and get ready for your next scheduled task.

So if you've been struggling to get started then that should be your first step. Set yourself a schedule of 2 or 3 hours a day (or night) for 4 or 5 days a week. Then divide that schedule into blocks of time that will be devoted to the specific tasks you know need to be accomplished. If you've been trying to get things done, but never created any real structure for it, then you'll be amazed at how much more you'll be able to get done.

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GreyWolf said:

That's one of the most important observations anyone ever pointed out. Many people who say they have trouble getting started should take that little bit of wisdom to heart.

Along with having the knowledge of what needs to be done, you need to have a structured plan to be successful. One of the most important parts of that structured plan is to have some specific time set aside to work on specific tasks.

Just knowing that you need to get content written, or get that content published, or work on making backlinks, or do whatever other tasks you need is not enough. If you set aside a couple hours a day in which you will work on specific tasks, then when that time comes you'll be much more focused on those tasks.

By dividing that time into 45 minute to one hour blocks allows you to totally focus during that time on the task at hand. Studies have determined that 45-50 minutes is about the optimum amount of time for your mind to stay focused on a single task. After that it's more likely for you to become distracted. So a one hour block will give you 45-50 minutes to totally focus on a task, and then 10-15 minutes to take a break, relax and get ready for your next scheduled task.

So if you've been struggling to get started then that should be your first step. Set yourself a schedule of 2 or 3 hours a day (or night) for 4 or 5 days a week. Then divide that schedule into blocks of time that will be devoted to the specific tasks you know need to be accomplished. If you've been trying to get things done, but never created any real structure for it, then you'll be amazed at how much more you'll be able to get done.

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