Perfectionism: Good Enough is Good Enough

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How long should you work on a project? Well, I guess that really depends on the project at hand. There are some that will take just a day, others a week, others months, and others years.

But haven’t you ever watched with wonder as another marketer launched product after product? Haven’t you been amazed at the fast rise of a company that seemed to come from nowhere, doing great things and making a true splash in the marketplace?

Why are some people able to do so much more, so much more quickly than you are?

I know why, and the truth might be a little uncomfortable for you.

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The Great Debate (Communication Skills)

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Being able to properly communicate your stance on a topic is as important now, as it ever was. The Great Debate is a 26 Page (5950 word) guide that teaches people how to win more arguments through effective communication.

Sections Include:

  • Introduction
  • Holding Your Own
    • The Trouble with Debate
    • Building Your Case
    • Common Logical Fallacies
    • Conduct
  • …But Take Time to Listen
  • Finding Common Ground
    • You Persuade Them
    • They Persuade You
    • You Agree to Disagree
  • Conclusion

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How You Can Earn a Full Time Income as an Affiliate

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You have pretty big goals as an affiliate. Hopefully, you have really specific goals in mind.

If you don’t yet, it’s time to start. You should know exactly how much you want to earn as an affiliate and by when.

Give yourself a deadline.

By when do you want to earn $1,000 a month? By when do you want to earn $3,000 a month? That’s a number that many people equate with being a “full time” income.

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Instant Product Creation

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It takes forever to create a product! You have to come up with the idea, do all the planning, and then do the actual creation. Even after all of that, you have to revise and add to the product. As if that weren’t enough, you have to create a sales page and actually get the thing up for sale.

All that work is enough to make just about anyone throw their hands up in despair and never create another product again—or not even get started in the first place.

I completely agree that product creation can sometimes be daunting and really time consuming. I also think it’s very much worth it, no matter how long it takes. When you create a great product, it can really pay off for you in big and small ways.

I’m a huge fan of breaking down the process. I have product creation materials out there that are aimed at helping you create products without the stress. I also have a “One Problem Product Creation” method that helps a great deal.

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