Simas9
Elite Member
- Sep 28, 2010
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What's Your Next Level? - Do you ask yourself this question regularly?
Navigating through this forum you can't notice all the "method", or "making 5 bucks per day" threads. It's the most popular topics. I know 5 bucks could support entire families in some parts of the world and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that and I respect guys for putting effort.
Unfortunately, since it's in our genes to follow the crowd (cause if everybody doing this it must be the right/safe way to go for you as well, right?) it's easy to become this 'what's the new method' guy and get stuck there for ages. So make up your mind and decide for if you are interested in just making a few bucks here and there and add them to your 9-5 salary or are you in this business for the holy grail?
I also started like most of the guys here - chasing the next hot scheme. But mostly due to all the 'self help' material I am constantly reading I kept thinking about the next level I should be in. Now I run a very successful local IM company with lots of long-term customers.
So the gist of what I am trying to say is: outgrow your method mindset, think bigger, think value, think long term, set goals and always ask what's the next level.
Navigating through this forum you can't notice all the "method", or "making 5 bucks per day" threads. It's the most popular topics. I know 5 bucks could support entire families in some parts of the world and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that and I respect guys for putting effort.
Unfortunately, since it's in our genes to follow the crowd (cause if everybody doing this it must be the right/safe way to go for you as well, right?) it's easy to become this 'what's the new method' guy and get stuck there for ages. So make up your mind and decide for if you are interested in just making a few bucks here and there and add them to your 9-5 salary or are you in this business for the holy grail?
I also started like most of the guys here - chasing the next hot scheme. But mostly due to all the 'self help' material I am constantly reading I kept thinking about the next level I should be in. Now I run a very successful local IM company with lots of long-term customers.
So the gist of what I am trying to say is: outgrow your method mindset, think bigger, think value, think long term, set goals and always ask what's the next level.
