Trading Products for Dollars in 2008
How To Have An Amazing 2008 By Trading Products For Dollars,Even If You're Filled With Doubt, Fear, Or Uncertainty andCreating Your Own Product Feels Like Pulling Teeth.
How to Get It Done Even Though You Don't Know If You're Doing It Right. Even Though You Might Be Making Mistakes. Even Though You Are Following a Less Than Optimal Process.
By Marlon Sanders
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I'll never forget writing my first newsletter.
It took forever.
I never dreamed I'd be able to do one monthly.
The first time you do anything, it's like pulling teeth. Sometimes you sweat bullets. You feel like you'll neverget it done. You make lots of mistakes. You feel uncertainabout every little detail.
This is what STOPS most people from HAVING their own infoproducts. They let doubt, fear, indecision, and uncertaintystop them from getting it done.
Yet, this IS the path to having a great 2008. Finding a wayto get it done anyway. Because it DOES get easier. It really does.
By the end of 2008, you will either be trading your own personal time for dollars. Or you will have a product of your own that you can trade for dollars.
Once you learn the process, you can bang out new products in aweek or two. Maybe even less. But to get to that point, you have to do it 3, 4 or 5 times. And the first few times will be tough. Hard. Almost like pulling teeth.
That's life. It's called a "barrier to entry." It's what STOPS people from doing it. Which is a good thing. Because if everyone did it, the opportunity would be greatly reduced as I explained in Red Factor.
What I CAN tell you is it gets easier.
The first newsletter I wrote took almost a month. The second one took something like two weeks of sheer agony. The third took a little less time.
Soon it was a week, then three days. Then a day or less.
Don't get me wrong. I still find those four to eight hours difficult and even agonizing at times. But at least thosefeelings only occur over four or eight hours and not a month!
My first products sucked. They took forever and weren't easy. I made a bonus video where I showed a few of my first info products.
One was a booklet on "How to Avoid TV Repair Ripoff." I spent six months or so working on it as I recall. Whew!
Here's something I want you to understand: You WILL feelUNCERTAIN when you do your first anything. You won't have all the answers.
The people who make it plow THROUGH uncertainty and do it anyway. Others let it stop them.
Now, my Product Dashboard is an uncertainty reduction process. I try to remove a LOT of the uncertainty. But you can't totally eliminate it. You have to plow through it and get things done anyway -- even though you are uncertain. Even though you're unsure. Even though you don't know if you're doing it right.Even though you might be making mistakes. Even though you are following a less than optimal process.
You do it anyway.
It gets faster. It gets easier. It gets simpler. It becomesless painful. It can even become fun. Although I can't sayI'm at that point. I don't wake up in the morning and go,"Oh boy, instead of shopping today (like I do almost everyday) I'm gonna create a product!"
I don't do that.
I'd rather be shopping. Rather be at a coffee shop or bookstore.
But the whole process DOES get easier and simpler.
What's more -- is SURE beats working 8 hours a day at a J-O-B.
You work once on a product and get paid over and over and over on it. Instead of working 8 hours and getting paid for 8 hours.
What I offer you is an uncertainty reduction process called"The Product Dashboard." It helps but doesn't totally eliminate the fear of screwing up, fear of making mistakes, fear of feeling or looking stupid.
THOSE are the reasons most people don't have info products.
THOSE are the emotions and feelings you have to overcome.
If you're really struggling with that, if you're the kind of person who knows WHAT to do and HOW to do it but you don'tjust DO IT, then I highly recommend Anthony Robbin's 30-DayPersonal Power Program.
Yeah, that's the one. The one he used to pitch on late night TV. You can even buy it on Ebay.
It will give you that kick in the tail end you need to get it going. I highly, highly recommend it.
Why? Because at the end of the day you either trade your time for dollars or products for dollars.
And trading products for dollars is a lot better choice.
Marlon Sanders
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Marlon Sanders is the author of "The Amazing Formula ThatSells Products Like Crazy." If you'd like to get on hismailing list and receive tips, articles and informationabout online marketing, visit:http://getyourprofits.com/z/170/CD6670
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Thanks Marlon,
I'm Trap & I'm out.
PS. If your tired and worn out and would like to experience a good night's sleep, please visit us at:
http://www.ez-sleep-4u.com and discover the secret magical formula to waking up refresh.
How to Get It Done Even Though You Don't Know If You're Doing It Right. Even Though You Might Be Making Mistakes. Even Though You Are Following a Less Than Optimal Process.
By Marlon Sanders
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
I'll never forget writing my first newsletter.
It took forever.
I never dreamed I'd be able to do one monthly.
The first time you do anything, it's like pulling teeth. Sometimes you sweat bullets. You feel like you'll neverget it done. You make lots of mistakes. You feel uncertainabout every little detail.
This is what STOPS most people from HAVING their own infoproducts. They let doubt, fear, indecision, and uncertaintystop them from getting it done.
Yet, this IS the path to having a great 2008. Finding a wayto get it done anyway. Because it DOES get easier. It really does.
By the end of 2008, you will either be trading your own personal time for dollars. Or you will have a product of your own that you can trade for dollars.
Once you learn the process, you can bang out new products in aweek or two. Maybe even less. But to get to that point, you have to do it 3, 4 or 5 times. And the first few times will be tough. Hard. Almost like pulling teeth.
That's life. It's called a "barrier to entry." It's what STOPS people from doing it. Which is a good thing. Because if everyone did it, the opportunity would be greatly reduced as I explained in Red Factor.
What I CAN tell you is it gets easier.
The first newsletter I wrote took almost a month. The second one took something like two weeks of sheer agony. The third took a little less time.
Soon it was a week, then three days. Then a day or less.
Don't get me wrong. I still find those four to eight hours difficult and even agonizing at times. But at least thosefeelings only occur over four or eight hours and not a month!
My first products sucked. They took forever and weren't easy. I made a bonus video where I showed a few of my first info products.
One was a booklet on "How to Avoid TV Repair Ripoff." I spent six months or so working on it as I recall. Whew!
Here's something I want you to understand: You WILL feelUNCERTAIN when you do your first anything. You won't have all the answers.
The people who make it plow THROUGH uncertainty and do it anyway. Others let it stop them.
Now, my Product Dashboard is an uncertainty reduction process. I try to remove a LOT of the uncertainty. But you can't totally eliminate it. You have to plow through it and get things done anyway -- even though you are uncertain. Even though you're unsure. Even though you don't know if you're doing it right.Even though you might be making mistakes. Even though you are following a less than optimal process.
You do it anyway.
It gets faster. It gets easier. It gets simpler. It becomesless painful. It can even become fun. Although I can't sayI'm at that point. I don't wake up in the morning and go,"Oh boy, instead of shopping today (like I do almost everyday) I'm gonna create a product!"
I don't do that.
I'd rather be shopping. Rather be at a coffee shop or bookstore.
But the whole process DOES get easier and simpler.
What's more -- is SURE beats working 8 hours a day at a J-O-B.
You work once on a product and get paid over and over and over on it. Instead of working 8 hours and getting paid for 8 hours.
What I offer you is an uncertainty reduction process called"The Product Dashboard." It helps but doesn't totally eliminate the fear of screwing up, fear of making mistakes, fear of feeling or looking stupid.
THOSE are the reasons most people don't have info products.
THOSE are the emotions and feelings you have to overcome.
If you're really struggling with that, if you're the kind of person who knows WHAT to do and HOW to do it but you don'tjust DO IT, then I highly recommend Anthony Robbin's 30-DayPersonal Power Program.
Yeah, that's the one. The one he used to pitch on late night TV. You can even buy it on Ebay.
It will give you that kick in the tail end you need to get it going. I highly, highly recommend it.
Why? Because at the end of the day you either trade your time for dollars or products for dollars.
And trading products for dollars is a lot better choice.
Marlon Sanders
-----------------------------------------------------------
Marlon Sanders is the author of "The Amazing Formula ThatSells Products Like Crazy." If you'd like to get on hismailing list and receive tips, articles and informationabout online marketing, visit:http://getyourprofits.com/z/170/CD6670
//////////////////////
Thanks Marlon,
I'm Trap & I'm out.
PS. If your tired and worn out and would like to experience a good night's sleep, please visit us at:
http://www.ez-sleep-4u.com and discover the secret magical formula to waking up refresh.
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