Comments on: Competition is your friend and why micro-niche markets are for losers. http://www.undergroundconfessions.com/a-passion-for-internet-marketing-is-all-you-need-succeed/ Confessions Of An Underground Internet Marketing Insider Who Uses Free Traffic To Generate Millions Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:52:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: David Birley http://www.undergroundconfessions.com/a-passion-for-internet-marketing-is-all-you-need-succeed/#comment-526 David Birley Fri, 25 Jan 2008 12:34:21 +0000 http://undergroundconfessions.com/?p=26#comment-526 I couldn't agree more. I get up at 4am to build sites (because it's the only uninterrupted free time i have before my little kids wake up). And because my time is limited (at the moment) it's extremely valuable, and basically - learning (as I go) I've found that there is a STACK of absolute crap online. Then I discovered this site (not sure how), but I bookmarked it immediately. I figure if i followed in the steps of someone who's ACTUALLY done it, I can succeed faster. With consistent, planned action every single day, I will achieve exactly what I've set out to do. Thanks Jeff. Appreciate it. Dave I couldn’t agree more.

I get up at 4am to build sites (because it’s the only uninterrupted free time i have before my little kids wake up).

And because my time is limited (at the moment) it’s extremely valuable, and basically - learning (as I go) I’ve found that there is a STACK of absolute crap online.

Then I discovered this site (not sure how), but I bookmarked it immediately.

I figure if i followed in the steps of someone who’s ACTUALLY done it, I can succeed faster.

With consistent, planned action every single day, I will achieve exactly what I’ve set out to do.

Thanks Jeff.

Appreciate it.

Dave

]]> By: Brad http://www.undergroundconfessions.com/a-passion-for-internet-marketing-is-all-you-need-succeed/#comment-508 Brad Thu, 24 Jan 2008 16:08:55 +0000 http://undergroundconfessions.com/?p=26#comment-508 I just finished listening to the audio. That's what I thought when I first started. Start small and work up. But now I see why. I've tapped out the market :( But at least i've taken action. Only now iam starting to outsource some of my projects. This was an eye-opener audio...err ear opener! I just finished listening to the audio.

That’s what I thought when I first started. Start small and work up. But now I see why. I’ve tapped out the market :(

But at least i’ve taken action.

Only now iam starting to outsource some of my projects.

This was an eye-opener audio…err ear opener!

]]> By: Jim Cook http://www.undergroundconfessions.com/a-passion-for-internet-marketing-is-all-you-need-succeed/#comment-60 Jim Cook Mon, 30 Apr 2007 11:31:51 +0000 http://undergroundconfessions.com/?p=26#comment-60 Read Robert Ringer's book - Action! Nothing Happens Until something Moves. Pg. 97 How do you develop Passion? If you came home one day and found your house engulfed in flames and your family trapped inside, you would probably develop an instant passion to save your family. What would cause such an instant passion is - Purpose! Save your family financially. If you do a good job, there is no competition. <strong>Jeff Johnson says: Absolutely! The number one cause of failure is the fact that most people never take action to begin with. Then others take action but they take the wrong action; they start off in the wrong direction. After that, they don't build enough momentum because they fail to take "massive action"; A business can't sustain itself without momentum. Make an educated guess by studying others that are successful, lay out a sold plan of action, and move forward. Measure your movement along the way and make the necessary adjustments.</strong> Read Robert Ringer’s book -
Action! Nothing Happens Until something Moves.

Pg. 97
How do you develop Passion?
If you came home one day and found your house engulfed in flames and your family trapped inside, you would probably develop an instant passion to save your family.
What would cause such an instant passion is - Purpose!
Save your family financially.
If you do a good job, there is no competition.

Jeff Johnson says: Absolutely!

The number one cause of failure is the fact that most people never take action to begin with. Then others take action but they take the wrong action; they start off in the wrong direction. After that, they don’t build enough momentum because they fail to take “massive action”; A business can’t sustain itself without momentum.

Make an educated guess by studying others that are successful, lay out a sold plan of action, and move forward. Measure your movement along the way and make the necessary adjustments.

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