As you begin your journey into creating or even growing your online business, do you feel totally overwhelmed by too many options? I am finding this to be true for me.
Getting distracted by the “shiny objects” adds to the feeling of being overwhelmed. I heard people talk about “shiny objects”, but didn’t understand what the shiny objects syndrome actually meant until I started the business.
And what are you willing to give up, sacrifice, suffer, accept, tolerate and forego for what you want?
November and December 2014 AccomplishmentsI have always been a believer in lists, especially To-Do Lists. They make me feel organized and on top of the task. I love creating them and checking off the items as they are completed. What a feeling of accomplishment. So I decided to see exactly what my November and December Accomplishments were.
The First PlanSo I had my realizations. But now it’s time to get on to the next phase. I need to Formulate a Plan and start implementing what I learned so far. I have so much more to learn, but now learning is going to have to share its time with implementing.
Go here and read the first 5 realizations if you haven’t already
6. While my initial perception of MOBE was that it is a system that has its own infrastructure that I could promote, the reality is that a lot of the training assumes that people’s ultimate goal is to start their own business and goes further advises to eventually starting your own business. That means setting up your own infrastructure, creating your own email list, following up with the people on your list and so much more. The focus as I understand it is to create a your own Business where you promote yourself and what you can offer. MOBE can be one of the products that your business promotes in addition to products you may develop yourself down the road.
Top 10 Realizations about Starting a BusinessMy Realizations About what it meant to start a Business were experienced during the Next Five Weeks of My Journey –after I had gone through some basic training, a lot of thinking and analyzing, researching, reading, and talking to lots of people that I experienced my Realizations about Starting a Business. It wasn’t just one realization, but rather a lot of ah ha moments, when the light bulb turned on in my brain and I was really starting to “get it”. I know that I experienced other realizations during this time and that I will definitely experience more in the future as I travel the Journey, but here are my first five realizations.. the beginning of my list.
The focus during the next five weeks was to develop my skills in the solo ad traffic technique. Initially, this involved watching the solo ad video in Traffic Master’s Academy and participating in live webinars.
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Continue reading Part Two of the Journey – the Next Five Weeks with MOBE
During the first 3 weeks of MTTB and MOBE training, I was given the opportunity to buy into the business as a licensee/affiliate. I had four options: continue as an affiliate where I would get 50% commissions on various products; purchase the MOBE License Rights Program (MLR) for $1997 where I could get up to $1,000 worth of commissions on various MOBE products, the Titanium Mastermind for $8997 where I would get up to $3,000 worth of commissions on MOBE products, or the Platinum Mastermind for $14,997 where I would get up to $5,000 worth of commissions.
I decided to wait to make a commitment until I finished the 21 steps.
I hope you had a chance to read “My Story”. If not, click here to read it. ….. and then take this Journey with me. See what starting a business online is like and where it can take you.
Before starting, I researched. It was important that I make a “good” decision on how to proaceed with what I wanted to do online. After several weeks of reading emails from people I didn’t know, opening links about tons of businesses, and reading the information contained in the links, I decided to go with one of them mainly because of the reviews I read about the business and its CEO.
Continue reading Part One of the Journey – the First 3 Weeks