Comments on: How to Start Making Money Online

By: admin

admin — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 15:02:34 +0000

@French

You motivate yourself by having a goal in mind and working towards it. And it helps when you do see some results. I’d say the whole part of this game is doing work WITHOUT seeing any results — but most of the time, that’s what you have to do. Once you start to see a bit of money, it’s dawns on you that all you have to do is just replicate your efforts.

Most people, I think, are afraid to try new things. But, to make money here, I think you have to try as many things as possible.

By: French Gold Coins

French Gold Coins — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 20:22:10 +0000

yeah, too many people think there’s some magic formula. the 4th point is the one that they don’t get. I bet your cuz won’t retire next month but he’ll keep blowing his money until one day it dawns on him that he’s been a sucker all his life and if he can sell similar strategies to other sucker THEN he’ll be able to retire in a mont!

how do you keep ur self motivated to write so many article over a 30 day period?

By: Agrande

Agrande — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:35:50 +0000

Ben,
I didn’t waste time reading the middle of the post because the headline has me hooked. How much is the continuity program? I am sure if you can teach me to fly that I also should be able to cure cancer and win the lottery with your numbers. Please respond soon because I need to be rich, fly, and cure cancer today.
Oh, also, how much is the program with the CD’s? I didn’t see that price but I am sure it is a steal.
On a serious note, I completely agree with your 4 points for making money. If you apply what these guys teach and work f***ing hard you will make it.
Thanks for the laugh.

By: Nat

Nat — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 03:04:30 +0000

I think it takes not thinking.

By: Denis

Denis — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:41:46 +0000

Interesting thought, Strathy. But it seems that this sense of urgency must be inside of our mind, since sometimes people do not bother to move even if they have a deadline or something.

As for change, everything is changing in this world, but usually we are so much attached to what we have or who we think we are that it seemes that we don’t change. So if we dare to release those attachments to ‘old us’, and open ourselves to new experience, we can change. But the point is that the ‘release’ takes hard work - yes, again… imho

Ben, these are the resources, that are favorite for me also, though I’m not so much familiar with VIC, since all my time before the Hub challenge was spent for reading Grizz’s ‘rumbling’ posts

By: Strathy

Strathy — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 19:54:30 +0000

I’ve got a slightly used wife …. will she do? lol. Hope she does not read this!

I wanted to say one more thing about you Ben along the lines of the whole -why people change- thing that I was ruminating about in my last comment …. I believe it is your sense of urgency that is why you are able to continue and why you’ll be around for a long time. I read so many forum posts by people who say things like “I’ll try” and “I’m going to work at it…” and “I don’t think I can do (fill in blank here), but I will try (this…). No urgency - hence no change and nothing will ever come of their intentions.

Along with the 100 hubs (and 200 links) I’ve enjoyed doing some research on why some people are able to change themselves (like lose weight and keep it off) but most people fail. Here in NA, people have been dying of the same 5 things for 70 yrs now … smoking, drinking, eating bad, stress and not enough exercise. We all know these things, but nothing ever changes - even in life and death stuff like that.

So, Ben - what is your secret? Do you feel a sense of urgency about what you are doing here? Is it competition somehow? What makes you tick along at a faster rate than most of the rest of us?