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What motivates you in IM?
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randybishop
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Decoding customer psychology.
Done right it's very challenging.
Done right it's very challenging.
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Freedom is one of the main reasons then (Aside from money of course), I agree with that one but its not specific to IM - I work from home anyway and freedom definitely is my favorite thing about that, but for IM in particular - and really SEO I like that fact that so few people know about it and also I like the fact that it is always going to be a hidden art to some extend - almost like fighting your enemy (Google) in the pitch black and you have to think of new ways to second guess them all the time because nothing is immediately visible to you.
ambushiv11
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This is exactly the same as my motivation. Make 10x of an item before you allow yourself to get it
don't feel bad. That's like 99% of the people on this site.
Reaver
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Word. I'm always broke. But I can do what I want when I want. I'd rather live like that than having to slave away for The Man and still be broke.
Lol I sound like a hippy.
smartstar1
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My number one motivation is freedom and then only comes money. I can travel the world, live in cheap places while earning Euros, Dollars and Pounds. I was working non stop for 8 hours today. But now I will go to the local pub and watch the Champions League while having a few pints of beers and I know I can take it slow tomorrow because a lot of work was done today.
Seems to me you are in denial and your motive is beer. The first step to overcoming this is admitting you have a problem. Me on the other hand, do not have a problem. I like drinking and can admit it. And that is why I do IM.
Don't live in denial, come clean, don't be a closet drinker.
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That would be the life.
Recovering drug addicts and alcoholics are just quitters.
Reaver
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Me too. I find I'm more productive from about 3-10pm. Whenever I work during the day I get exhausted way too fast and I wind up quitting. But if I work from 3pm-8pm I'm fine, and I still have a few hours left to play video games, watch cartoons or whatever.
I wonder how much i would need to earn to buy a house with that thought lol.
Also i would need to earn 300k in a day to buy a car? Cmon you are restricting yourself a lot.
Also i would need to earn 300k in a day to buy a car? Cmon you are restricting yourself a lot.
Arcanum Cipher
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Passion for creativity, learning and competition. The feeling of not just generating ideas, but acting on them. Freedom, not just from an office cubicle but from social constraints at specific times. The rat race is groundhog day, repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result (the definition of insanity). You can learn something from IM'ing every single day that you didn't know the day before.
A few things...
1. Passive income. The first time I got a taste for passive income, I was absolutely hooked. It makes growing wealth incredibly easy.
2. I move in circles with people who are doing incredible with IM, and so I want to keep up with them. Peer pressure, you could say.
3. I like building systems, and IM is all about building systems.
thadudeabides
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Working for yourself means there should be a positive correlation between what you put in and what you get out.
If you work really hard in a typical job (corporation, etc) you might get a raise/promotion every once in a while, but the returns aren't linear to the amount you put in.
If you work really hard in a typical job (corporation, etc) you might get a raise/promotion every once in a while, but the returns aren't linear to the amount you put in.