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I’m in the middle of a big project that’s going to totally rock for bloggers. I can’t say much about it, but what I can say is that I thought I had it nailed, and now, I’m starting all over. But that’s OK. You need to be flexible if you’re an Internet marketing person.
I just finished discussing this with an Overcome Everything client. She was afraid to start, to do something wrong, and then, have to start all over again. She had overwhelm blockage.
That can kill your business!
Don’t be so intense. If you make a mistake and have to do things over, so what? You’ve learned something–what NOT to do. That can be even more valuable than the other kind of learning because once you make a mistake, you’ll remember never to do it again.
It was like losing this blog. When that #@&# hacker wiped out my databases, I shrugged. What could I do? Cry? Stamp my feed? Go on a mission to find the jerk? Naw. I didn’t even whimper. You can’t let stuff like that get you down. It’s going to happen and you just have to roll with it. I just came here and started up a new blog.
But I’m having trouble with the template again. It looks great in Firefox, but in IE, it’s messed up, and I can’t seem to figure out how to fix it. I have to learn PHP. Seriously. I mean, I know how to manipulate it, but I can’t just flat out write it. I learned HTML. I’ll learn PHP, too. I can write articles and big research-intense books, why not?
And that’s the deal. Getting into this business is more like growing up. There are so many things you have to learn, and you can’t possibly learn it all at once, unless you’re NEO and have a cable plugged into the back of your head. Man, I’d love that. Just be like the super PHP person in 10 minutes. Very cool.
But you could be making money, if you’d just get started, right?
Anyway…
Back to the drawing board with a little extra knowledge under my belt. Is it worth it? Hell, yes!
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