In my last post, titled Know What Makes You Stand Our From The Crowd and “Milk it“, I asked anyone who had a website to give me a description of why people should visit their website, for a little exercise we’ll go through today. I was a little surprised to see only 25 comments, and I know there are a few of you who have websites who didn’t submit. Oh well…
25 will definitely be enough to create a “crowd”. So, here is your task. As you read (or scan) through these, notice which descriptions catch your eye or make you think twice, and why. We’ll do a little assessment at the end.
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It can be hard to stay motivated – not just with Internet Business, but with life in general. At one point in our lives, we’ve all said to ourselves: “I can’t do this”, “it’s not worth it”, and “I feel like giving up.”
Whatever “it” is that we feel like giving up on, whether it’s a project, a goal we’re trying to achieve, or something else – realize that all of those negative feelings are just a test. I view it as the Universe’s way of “weeding out” who can do what – putting these thoughts in our heads and only letting those who can overcome them succeed. You can succeed in whatever you want to do, you just have to find out how you best can overcome those “anti-success” feelings. Find out what motivates you, and let that be your way out.
What motivates is different from person to person. Maybe it’s a quotation. Maybe it’s a person. Maybe it’s just knowing that there are better things to come.
For me, it’s my family. I work hard everyday to make sure I can be with my family and support them not only financially, but physically (being present) and spiritually as well.
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With all of the people commenting and watching my every move on eHow, you’d think I was possibly running for president or something! Anywho, I just wanted to say thanks for all of your responses to my “I Need Your Help” post. I don’t think I’ve ever had that many comments come through on a single post in such a short period of time.
I’m glad to see that I’ve started a kind of debate over the benefits of writing on eHow vs. writing for yourself on your own blog. I’m glad this is happening because I’m hoping I will be able to answer people’s questions as to which one is better for them.
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I received a comment about 5 minutes ago about The Math Behind My eHow Experiment, and it’s left me a bit confused and uneasy about my entire experiment. I really appreciated the comment, don’t get me wrong – and it may have come at the perfect time, so I need your help.
Here is the exact comment, regarding my 5 article a day (aka 1825 articles a year) experiment:
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