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So, I’m doing consultations for Overcome Everything. (Want one? You can go to http://listbuildingpower.net and get one, plus a month in Tellman’s ListBuilding Club and a free consultation with me or one of the other consultants. We’ve all had IM businesses and lots of experience.) Anyway, I really love working for that company because we’re about helping people there. But that’s just how it is. The more people we help, the better our company will be. Simple? Yep.
So, I’m loving it. I’m helping people to find their passions (niches), helping them to improve their SEO, to just do some very simple things that will improve their businesses. That feels really, really good.
And then, there are those folks that you just can’t help. They’re in too deep and off the edge and they’re not getting anywhere. It sucks because what I’m finding is that people are spending tons and tons of money online, and most of it for junk stuff that won’t help them make money, only empty their wallets. Breaks my heart.
Tellman always says it’s not about the money, which I find to be very, very cool. I know a lot of people would shake their heads and say, “Oh, sure. He’s got his, but when will I get mine? It is ALL about the money.” Well, here’s something I’ve learned…
If you’re only in it for the money, and you’re so anxious to make it, and you listen to every jerk selling bullsh*t programs, you’re going to fail. You’re going to fail miserably. Sorry. I’ve seen it happen over and over and over again, and I talk to a lot of people.
So, if you’re new at this, don’t spend any money–NONE! Until you know who the players are, who the people you can trust are. Then, make educated decisions. Just because someone has a product, doesn’t make them honest and kind. That’s to say nothing of the product.
Caveat Emptor… Beware, beware, beware.
Learn a little first because there are some really great teachers out there who WILL put you on the right path. You’ll be so glad you did.
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