Category Archives: IMIT Topics

Diligence: Finishing What You Start

Diligence is a 29 page (6000+ word) guide that teaches people why they don’t follow through on their plans, and then provides them a blueprint to become an action taker that finishes what they started.

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • The Importance of Being a Finisher
    • The Hidden Benefits of Finishing
  • Why Don’t I Finish What I Start?
    • The Dirty Dozen
    • The Ultimate Excuse
  • Take Action!
    • The First Steps
    • Follow Through
      • Dedication
      • Persistence
  • Finish What You Start
  • Conclusion

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Chunking Projects

How long is your to-do list? You’re in business for yourself, so I’m sure it’s about a mile long.

Are you where you thought you’d be in business at this point? It’s probably the case that you thought you’d have some bigger projects completed and that you’d be further along at this point.

It’s no wonder it’s hard to get anything done and complete projects. There’s only so much you can handle in a day. It’s overwhelming and so it’s much easier to just put it off.

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Reach the 95% Your Product Content Can’t

Buyer Reality: The people actively shopping for what you sell today are a small minority of everyone who will eventually buy from you.

Product content reaches that minority and stops there.

If your entire marketing effort is about your product, you’re speaking only to the few people already looking and staying silent to everyone else.

 

You can download this report from here.

Get to Know Your Reader Through Research

As an author, it’s extremely important that you truly know your reader. You should know their likes, dislikes, and what really makes them tick. If you know your reader, then you’ll be able to write books they love.

Don’t be the author who just writes whatever they want to write without giving a thought to the reader at the other end of things. You might think you know what they want, but it never hurts to do at least the bare minimum of research. In most cases, it makes a huge difference.

The only time where you wouldn’t have to gather much insight into your audience is if you’re already part of your audience and you interact with other members of that audience on a daily basis. For example, I don’t have to spend the time actively researching the at-home entrepreneur niche because that’s how I spend my day, in and out. I manage two extremely active communities in this niche and so I guess you could say I gathered my data over time.

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Little Book of Big Emotion

“A life can not be lived without emotion.”

The problem is that it isn’t always easy to recognize the specific emotion we – or someone else – is dealing with. This product has been designed to boost your emotional intelligence. It teaches the importance of emotion in our life and shares tips on how to read common emotions (in both ourselves and others). The product is a 47-page (8000+ word) eBook: The Little Book of Big Emotions

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • The Emotion Connection
    • What Are Emotions?
    • How Does Emotion Impact Our Lives?
    • Why Is It Important To Be Able To Read Other’s Emotions?
    • Why Is It Important To Be Able To Read Our Own Emotions?
  • The Emotion Handbook
    • Anger
    • Jealousy
    • Happiness
    • Boredom
    • Fear
    • Panic
    • Discomfort
    • Shame
    • Frustration
    • Interest
    • Grief
    • Surprise
    • Guilt
    • Worn-Out
    • Calm And Relaxed
  • Quick Reference Guide
  • Conclusion

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