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March 4th, 2009 at 7:15 am
I just gotta get in first here. Dontcha just love it when your computer crashes in the middle of some really long post or procedure? Er… that just happened to me above – LOL!
Or you write this FANTASTIC piece and then some glitch in the system steals it so it is GONE forever. Oh dear! That just happened after the computer crash. Duh!
Or you put your password into some site and it keeps rejecting it time and time again for no good reason? That happened several times this week and NO I did not have my “caps lock” on.
Or you can’t get a site to do what it is supposed to do and the support staff are non-responsive or so EFFEN useless that all they do is get you even MORE frustrated by NOT even remotely answering even the simplest of questions that even an 8 year old could comprehend!
Or some d*ckhe*d cracks the sh*ts because he/she has completely misread the intent of what somebody else says on a forum or wants to show how “warrior-like” he or she is and show off to all his or her “warrior-like” jackal friends who all whoop in to tear up a bleeding carcass.
Or you go to post an article and get made to jump through all sorts of hoops only to find out after three, four or five days of waiting that your article is rejected because you said “damn” in the text and “damn” is a naughty word according to their latest 25 page TOS that takes 3 hours to read and requires Queen’s Counsel lawyer qualifications to interpret.
Or you want to play a fair chess game and then, after a few moves, you find out that there are black knights hiding all over the board.
Well, there’s a little selection from me just to get the ball rolling. So, don’t be shy.
Gary
March 4th, 2009 at 1:34 pm
Hey Gary.
Kick my butt and tell me to flake off if you like, but here goes…. you said;
Observation #1: Busy vs Productive
Most people are so “busy” they don’t stop to figure out if they’re productive. They’re not the same. All those “things” people do… are they putting money in the bank? Making your family happy? Giving you personal satisfaction? (think hard on that last one)
Observation #2: No Game Plan
Most people have no REAL game plan. They don’t have a profit plan. They don’t have a conversion plan. They don’t have a traffic plan. They don’t have a growth plan. So they do a bit of everything, adding their voice to the chaos that is the Internet.
Observation #3: Following the Leader?
Know why diet pills will never work long term? Because if they did, people wouldn’t need to buy them anymore and the companies selling them would go out of business. If you could take some pills, get skinny and stay skinny, the diet business would die. Apply that concept to Internet marketing. Think about it.
Gary, I’m not an “Internet Millionaire” — hell, I don’t even make 6 figures a year yet. I’m so damn close I can taste it, but not quite there. (Yet!)
Today, I am making 15x more (per year) than I did when I started. My income is partly from clients, partly from my own “set it and forget it” sites. I just keep building more of them in my “spare” time, and use my 30 day traffic plan to launch them. Then I move on to another one. And I do have ‘spare’ time.
I didn’t start making more income until I realized the truth of the saying “failing to plan is planning to fail.” Most people don’t know HOW to plan. See the 3 points above.
It’s not about whether we “have” time. We all have the same amount of time. 168 hours per week. It’s how we choose to spend our time.
I understand the craziness of which you speak. I get an average of 3,300 emails per month and offers coming out of the yin yang. Thing is, I still have the time to post at a few blogs I enjoy, go for coffee with friends or family, and go for a walk when the sun is shining. I meditate and exercise every day.
Sometimes, I get frustrated watching groups like this, because I see people who are as confused as I was 14 years ago. I’d like to help, but I’m not sure the best way to do that. I do not want to be JAM. (just another marketer).
I dunno… maybe I should do a series of stupidly cheap calls with a small handful of people and then sell the audios. Or maybe I should just keep building my own little profit sites. lol.
What I do know is that I don’t DO bad karma. There’s so many people ready to gripe, complain, cuss and moan that no one will even notice if I don’t reach out and take “my share” of the karmic poo.
/rant. lol.
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March 4th, 2009 at 2:07 pm
Gary,
What a great post and a great reply Linda.
This is my take on it.
People see they have a big long list of things they need to do. I have.
In fact the more I do then the more my to-do list actually gets bigger and bigger week by week. No kidding. Honest to God.
You see the more I do I keep picking up other ideas and information that I think yes that great I’ll use that. However, when I come across things like that I just dump them in a document to come back to later rather than let them distract me at that moment.
I evaluate and prioritise my list of things to do once a week at the weekend. It would have to be something pretty exceptional to come up during the week for me to totally change my priorities and work on something that I had not intended to. But it does happen as I think we have to remain flexible.
I think the secret is not to let your massive (and in my case growing) to-do list overwhelm you. Just focus on the things that require that immediate action to be done now to move you in the direction of your goal. And yes I said GOAL there not GOALS. Do NOT try and focus on too many things or you get nowhere and this is where you can get overwhelmed and ultimately give up.
There are only so many hours in the day, make sure you use them wisely and are productive and not just busy as Linda nicely puts it.
That is not to say I too do not struggle at times as we are all human and succumb to diversions sometimes but these have to be the exception rather than the rule.
Anyway, just the way I look and do things.
Garry
March 4th, 2009 at 2:55 pm
Hi Gary
Interesting post here and some rather typical great replies and thoughts from the greatness i.e. yourself, Linda and Garry. You certainly have a very long to-do list, but then I guess like Garry said, we all have long lists and we need to focus on a few things first i.e. the most important ones.
Linda’s mentioning of mini profits sites and 30 day launch plan is certainly something I’m currently working on and investigating on my current Tour de IM Niche.
Hmm… I wonder who that IM is…. hehe! *winks winks* like you have done, I too have been redirecting all these IM emails to a specific folder of interest.
All the best
Nigel
March 4th, 2009 at 3:19 pm
Hey Nigel! The sites I build (for myself) are probably nothing like what’s touted as mini-sites in the IM field. After 10+ years in seo, I came up with a crazy plan that seems to be working for me. Just wanted to clarify so I don’t leave the impression that I’ve jumped on the mini-site bandwagon.
P.S. Plan everything on paper. It’s amazing the clarity that you get from pencil & paper. Pencil so you can erase/revise as needed. lol.
March 4th, 2009 at 9:57 pm
Hi Gary
Overwhelmed and inundated? You bet!
Really concerned about it? Not as much as I was.
I know that so many other people have really moved on and are doing lots and lots of things, but I also know that I cannot do everything – I’m not superwoman.
We all have our limits and I know that I have been reaching mine. I am not by nature a late night person, but have been doing more of staying up late or into the early hours(!) whilst the course has been going on, so rule no 1 for me is to get back to going to bed at an earlier time. Once I’ve built up my sleep again I will hopefully be able to concentrate more.
I had post viral fatigue a couple of years ago which laid me low for three months and another 6 months’ slow return to work, so I know that I cannot push myself too much and last week’s illness was perhaps a taster of that.
We all need to be realistic and as long as I keep moving foward, it does not really matter at what speed, as I find my way forward. I can always move up the gears as I get more proficient in what I am doing. I would far rather see quality rather than quantity and although I don’t get the volume of emails and comments that you do, it is still enough to keep me occupied.
So along with Linda’s observations I would add by all means push through your comfort zone, but it is important to know your limits and those of your family. I started this to help my family and spend more time with them, so I don’t want to be on the computer all the time. Set your priorities, adjust when you have to, learn and enjoy.
Don’t be pushed into something just because other people are doing it. What’s right for them might not be right for you. Look at what is available and decide if it could be useful to you now or in what you are planning in the near future. If it is not, leave it for the time being – it is bound to have been updated by the time you need it!
Following Nikki’s latest post I believe in the importance of taking a quiet time out. After all “all work and no play makes us dull boys / girls”!
Off for an early(ish) night!
Hilary
March 5th, 2009 at 12:20 am
@ Linda – Kick your butt? Heh! Not likely. In fact, (well I was gonna say something but, alas, I must refrain) you have given me the PERFECT idea for my contribution to Gary Parkes’ Profit Pulling Project Newsletter #5. This is gonna be so “timely.” Thanks also for all those great ideas there. I see Parkesy and Nigel liked them too. Great stuff.
@ Garry – Yes – diversions. That is what seems to “suck me in.” I see all these requests from people and I just try way too hard to do them all. I get things half done then I see another “diversion” – eg “come and see this!” Or, “I need your help with this” – blah, blah. I really do try too hard to honour them all. I need to learn to say NO more.
@ Nigel – Yes a PRIORITIZED list is good. I jot things down and put red flags on emails but by the time I start to answer them and work on things I have even more emails and the line of red flags just disappear down the screen like markers to a bloody Jumbo Jet runway. Then, when I don’t answer in a day or so, I get more emails from people – “why haven’t you answered me?” Honestly, some people send me the lamest stuff – things that are so damn basic. I guess I make a rod for my own back half the time. But I do like to help people – just not this many and all at once and all wanting something yesterday.
Hmm, I could tell you who the IM man is but then that would be telling, wouldn’t it?
@ Linda – The computers were supposed to do AWAY with paper – LOL! But I agree with you – planning on paper does give clarity. And… you can take that bit of paper away and read it in bed, on the sofa, in the loo – which leads me to my next point – if you don’t LIKE the plan then… PMSL now.
@ Hilary – NOTHING is worth losing your health over. I was reading some posts in the F500 forum by Jean a couple of weeks ago where she said that sitting at the computer was making her sick. Well, EASY solution to that. I think you are spot on when you say:
Absolutely! I just hate disappointing people. But there is only so much one person can do. And so many people will just keep taking and taking until they tire of you and simply move on to their next “host.” I have also noticed that the most demanding people and the biggest takers also rarely say thank you. Strange huh?
Gary
March 5th, 2009 at 3:03 am
Great comments here.
I know I am personally sick of the empty promises and hype all over the IM community. I feel so sad at the people buying nothing more than “hope.” A little while ago, I cleaned out my inbox similarly to you so that I don’t even see those hype e-mails and empty promises. There are a few marketers that I truly respect and value their e-mails (and I can count them with one hand) – I do read and follow their e-mails.
It would do people so much more good to turn off the promotion e-mails, and really focus on their business in planning their work and working their plan – like several of you have mentioned already.
Implementation all comes with time and priotritizing – Rome wasn’t built in a day, and success rarely happens overnight.
I was just talking about this with a friend today that Amazon.com — Amazon! One of the most powerful retailers in the world today was founded in 1994 and did not turn a profit – a single dollar profit – until 2001! That’s 7 years of going in the red before a single dollar in the black. But Amazon’s stock has SOARED ever since, and is a retail giant and marketing powerhouse!
It’s ok to be patient with yourself and your business and recognize the progress you have already made and are continually making!
One thing that Rich Schefren has said before, and it will be well for us all to remember — is that “there is no magic.”
Just good old fashioned work and perseverance! It may take a little while to find your stride, but keep at it and keep your hope alive.
Those are my 2 cents anyways…
Adam
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March 5th, 2009 at 3:31 am
Hi Adam – thanks again for dropping by. I just finished answering your nice comments on my Power of Choice thread.
Yep. You are so right. Most of the stuff that comes into our email boxes are undisguised or thinly disguised “GIMME YOUR MONEY” emails. I am so over that. So, I think, are most others. But… they will continue to come in and I will tell you why…
… you see, there are hundreds of thousands of people coming onto the internet every week, or day. They will not have been “hardened” like you and I and many of the others who come here have. They will fall for this stuff hook, line and sinker… rod, reel, boat, trailer – just like we did! LOL!
Your analogy of Amazon is a good one. I did not know that.
The frustration, Adam, I think is something that you have mentioned – about Rome. People have limited time and they want results FAST! It doesn’t happen like that.
Thanks for another great comment. I owe you a couple.
Gary
March 5th, 2009 at 4:36 am
Amazon is a fascinating story (for me at least, maybe I’m weird)…
in fact, you’ve just inspired my next blog post!
You’ve really got my wheels turning now…
Adam
March 5th, 2009 at 5:29 am
Heh… heh… GREAT stuff Adam. Let me know when the new post is up and I’ll come over.
And NO you are not weird. That story interests me too. Hmm… maybe you are right. Maybe we are BOTH weird. But I’ll tell you why it does interest me…
It goes to show how things can change and change very quickly when the karma comes together. Just look at Alex Jeffreys incredible meteoric rise, not to mention Andrew Fox and others. That can happen to anyone when the “planets line up” – as I am prone to say. It’s just finding the right ingredients and mixing them into the right formula.
Gary
March 5th, 2009 at 9:35 am
Hi Gary,
Thanks for your comment reply, now I wouldn’t want you to take the risk of telling us all who that IM Man might be, but I think we all have quite a good clue of who it could be.
On a different note, maybe a little exercise of patience for those who keep kindly sending your emails, might be of usefulness, as there is so much one person can do and help at one time, no matter how great or powerful they may be.
Moving swiftly on, Adam mentioning of Amazon, Pixar etc.. and Rome being not built in one day is something of a worthy mentioning like you said. Plus the email clean out is a MUST chore for everyone and taking a blind eye to the current news is most appropriate.
After all, nothing like bad news spreads faster and so trying to eliminate watching the news in regards to financial/credit crisis blah blah would be of useful benefit.
Which brings me on to a mini-announcement – very soon and I mean very soon, I’ll be back from my ingredients raid with my recipe (plan) for my Yip-Meister cocktail.
Best Regards
Nigel
March 5th, 2009 at 9:44 am
@ Nigel – Well, I could just come out and TELL every MAN and his DOG, but that just wouldn’t be nice, would it?
I am seriously annoyed with the media. They are driving so much of this economic doom and gloom. In fact, it’s just the latest in a big line of doom and gloom by the media – they have been feasting on AIDS, murder, mayhem, bird flu, terrorism and all that negative stuff for years. I’m just sick of it. I only want to know about the sports reports now but even they are liberally laced with negative news stories.
Hmm, a cocktail huh? Not a molotov one, I hope. LOL!
Gary
March 5th, 2009 at 11:22 am
Morning everyone,
This links in rather nicely to my latest post as Hilary mentioned above – I think a lot of us are having trouble seeing the wood for the trees, so I’m finding it useful to step back for a moment to assess where I am and where I’m going – otherwise I shall just end up being a ‘busy fool’ as Alex likes to put it.
Don’t worry, I’ll be back with a comment of my usual lengthy standards soon, just thought I’d add this in here so you don’t all think I’ve gone AWOL.
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March 5th, 2009 at 11:35 am
Hi Nix – I agree. That is why I started this thread – even though I wanted my Power of Choice thread to keep running as the main thread on my blog for at least a few days longer. But I see these needs and I just have to press on with what is appropriate for the moment.
I am seeing this frustration and “where to now?” type attitude right across the blogs. I am very much seeing it in the massive number of replies that Alex Jeffreys is getting on his http://www.marketingwithyou.com blog. I think there are a couple of hundred posts there now and I have read every one of them.
Gary
March 5th, 2009 at 11:56 am
Hi Gary,
Yes, I agree with you that it wouldn’t and isn’t nice naming anyone, and it’s not like the press and media don’t do enough of it already – lol. Oh well..
As for cocktail, Molotov? lol – I was thinking more of an G. & T., looks simple, uses simple ingredients but terrifying hard to make perfect. I guess it’s similar to IM – lol
Nigel
March 5th, 2009 at 11:58 am
Look, I know this is a bit self-serving. In fact, it is VERY much self-serving but I’m gonna tell you anyway coz it highlights the web skills of my friend Linda Caroll.
Do this… elevate yourself in your chair and look at that big picture of my face in the header above. Now sink down. See how my face gets darker and darker. I think that is just SO bloody clever. I asked Linda about that a while ago and she said it was some kind of filter that she used but I have NEVER seen it before.
So, well done Linda. You certainly have a lot of tricks up your sleeve. LOL!
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March 5th, 2009 at 2:05 pm
Some people eventually get hardened to the “make money” pitches. Other people are opportunity seekers… with “seeker” being the prime word. They’re so sure there is some secret, some trick yet undiscovered that they will keep buying the crap year after year after year.
The Amazon story – fascinating indeed. Keep in mind that they worked on the SAME business and the same business plan for all 6 of those years. Many people jump from thing to thing, idea to idea… and tell themselves “It’s okay, amazon didn’t make a profit for 6 years” to feel better about their lack of results. While one can say Amazon took 6 years to profit, there’s also plenty that were in the black in less than a year. Human nature is to look for that which justifies our choices. I’m guilty, too. lol.
March 5th, 2009 at 3:45 pm
Hey Gary,
Man, I think you took the words right out of my mouth. I’m back on my feet once again as I dissappeared for awhile due to lack of focus and total frustration. I’m in the middle of revamping my plan again. The more I learn the more I have to do so I redo my plan accordingly.
Funny thing though, without even realizing it I’m doing more now in less time. I still get frustrated and struggle at times but it’s getting less and less the more I put on my plate. Hey, there really is something to say about having a plan. That’s the one key thing I took from Alex’ coaching that has helped me most.
It just comes down to repitition. The more you do things the easier it gets. I know that sounds too simple but that’s what this whole thing is all about.
Now if only I could do all the things that I write about.
I had more I wanted to say but I just got a call from my tax accountant and I was on the phone for 30 minutes and now I’m depressed. Besides, I can’t remember what it was anyway.
I just remembered what I wanted to say. I wanted to say great comment by Linda and I wanted to comment on it by I have to go now as I’m out of time.
Later,
Jeff Sargent
March 5th, 2009 at 10:37 pm
@ Linda – You quote me, I quote you! (but this time I am not quoting myself – PMSL though – coz I so bloody WANT to!)
You said:
Yep. Until they realise that the “crap” is getting them absolutely nowhere and then, for most, their heart does one of two things:
(a) – it turns to steel and they become hard and skeptical and they believe NOTHING
(b) – it turns to glass and shatters – along with their dreams
The people who take course (a) then just want to go around and dump bile all over eveyone and every thing to justify their lack of success.
The people who take course (b) just go back to their 9 to 5 dull, boring, brain-dead job convinced that they are destined for a miserable existence.
But… there are others who LEARN from their mistakes, are cautiously skeptical but are willing to investigate things that they feel they NEED to know. I expect that many of the so-called F500 are (or were) in this category… though some have since taken one of the two routes I described above.
Am I sounding too philosophical? Hmm… But I am seeing these things.
Gary
March 6th, 2009 at 11:03 am
Hi Jeff – I was wondering where you’d got to.
You said:
Indeed it is.
Regarding Linda Caroll… yes, she knows what she is talking about. I thought long and hard about asking her to come to my blog and share her knowledge. I am so glad that I did as she adds an air of intelligence and authority here and people can learn so much from her. I know she will be wincing at that comment but I believe it to be true. Plus… she keeps me in line – well, sort of – LOL!
Jeff, go back to the previous thread to this and grab yourself a copy of “The Power of Choice.” It will make a difference to you, I’ll guarantee it.
Gary
March 7th, 2009 at 7:21 pm
Gary et al,
A great post with wonderful comments. As you have mentioned time seems to be the commodity for which most of us most of us have a defficiency. I have started to build some mini site that hopefully will drive themselves ( Linda, I for one would be interested in the type of audio or small group you mentioned) As a result I have had less time to blog hop. I still make the rounds of about half a dozen of my favorite sites but often I read and move on without commenting due to time restraints. I would rather make no comment than one to which I am not able devote proper thought.
I have also slowed my internet activities down a bit. During the active portion of Alex’s coaching I was stealing time from a lot of different areas and now I am repaying my debts. Family, work and other interests(training) each must be attended to equally with the internet goals.
Perhaps I am somewhat different than some in my goals for an internet business. Many have expressed an urgent interest to replace a job which they dislike or for which they are underpaid. I cannot claim either of these factors as my motivation. I like what I am doing (and will probably always do it in some fashion) and I have been able to earn a respectful income. My goals are more long term in nature. I want to within 3 years or so develop an online business that will become an income stream to support my nonessential needs in retirement and also give me mobility in management of the business. So for me slow and steady are the keywords rather than feeling a sense of extreme urgency.
I too am inundated with emails. I have come to know those whose content I may have an interest. The others simply accumulate and I delete them a page at a time. I have also become selective in the offers which I view. I do not throw money at the offers that I get but I have started to download a number of free offerings finding that they often contain a key tidbit of information amoungst a pile of fluff. I keep the useful information and discard the rest. I have found that as I progress I can identify specific areas of need and then seek a solution for that need rather than seeking entire systems. It is a bit like building a structure one brick at a time.
I have gone on far too long ….so I will cease for now.
Ken
March 8th, 2009 at 2:21 am
Hi Gary,
Thank you for bringing up this subject.
I took the suggestion that Alex offered in his last module and get together weekly with an accountability partner. We just started, so I can’t say how effective it is with my productivity, but we do appreciate the support of each other.
I’m just going along at my own pace and know that I’m learning every day, helping some and getting help from others. This is a foundation for my business that will be stronger because of the efforts I’m putting into it.
The other thing I’m doing is focusing my attention on other people that have helped me in some way. It will take some time, but I’m doing a blog of the week and conversation/interview with them that I think gives an interactive aspect to my blog.
I got Tara Depalma’s stretch time software that goes very nicely with your Time In Motion Action Guide, Gary.
Inspired & motivated by you,
Theresa
March 8th, 2009 at 12:02 pm
@ Ken – Heh! “Stealing time” – I like that term Ken. I do the same. Rob Peter to pay Paul.
Ken, I place no restriction on the length of posts here. It doesn’t bother me. If people want to exorcise a demon then, so be it. I pretty much agree with all you have to say here. Like you, I don’t march to the beat of anybody’s drum except my own. But, again like you, I like the notion of being able to create an income from anywhere on the planet. I have so many ideas coming up.
@ Theresa – Hi darls! I haven’t seen you here for a while. I will NEVER forget that snowball that you chucked at the camera in your first video and said, “This is for you Gary Simpson!” That was so special to me. It’s amazing how little things like that become part of your “chemistry” with some people. I don’t think I will ever forget that. Strange huh?
Theresa, I am working on a post soon about “accountability partners.” I think this is SO important. We all need somebody to be “accountable” to!
Watch for this in the next week!
Gary
March 9th, 2009 at 1:10 pm
TIME,
If only there were more hours in the day, Yes! I am a culprit of mismanaged time. Distractions seem to be the most annoying thing when it comes to time management – for me, anyway. If it’s a new e-mail arriving or the mobile going off but I have to admit I’m getting better at managing my time thanks to your action planner e-book.
Every night before I go to beddies I do a breakdown of half hour slots what my plan for the next day will be. It normally includes article writing, twitter updates, forum posting and commenting on others post which I’ve been neglecting for some time now and deserve a big, fat, sloppy wallop (preferably from a lady
) for it.
I guess time management is subjective to each and everyone of us and prioritizing tasks which best fits our mold is a requisite in order to get ahead in the internet game.
Robert Kiyosaki says: You can either WORK for time, INVEST in time, or WASTE time. Most of us WORK for time while others INVEST in it. But it’s sure as hell definite that a lot of us WASTE it as well.
So at the end of every day we should sit down, track and re-evaluate what we did that day in order to increase our productivity online. And hopefully learn from these experiences and move forward slowly but surely.
So TIME is a funny word and in hebrew there is the saying: there isn’t the bastard who was born who could stop TIME. We just have to live with it.
So is it any wonder that the abbreviation for TIME is:
This Is My Experience – What’s yours?
Hmmmmm
Guy
March 9th, 2009 at 1:45 pm
Hi Gazz-Man,
I apologize for not leaving a comment for awhile, but felt this post was the perfect opportunity to start commenting again.
I’ve been finding the list of tasks that I need to complete and the availability of time a MASSIVE issue – for the last couple of weeks.
So much so, it’s been having an effect on the relationship with my wife and needed to be re-balanced.
I, like lots of other people have previously been ‘burnt’ by buying all the products under the sun and being hooked up on the ‘guru’s dream’, of making piles of money with very little effort. Not any more.
I now realise that the system works, it is YOU who needs to make it happen. And there WILL be failures along the way – guaranteed.
But if you continue to believe in yourself and take focused and appropriate action towards your goal, adjusting your plan after you get feedback – success is achievable.
Don’t worry about what other people are doing and what they have achieved. Concentrate on yourself and regularly see your vision as already achieved in your mind. Feel the positive energy this envokes in your body. Do this regularly between tasks.
This will keep you motivated and energised. Congratulate yourself for making the decision not to be part of the herd and for taking control of your own density.
Enjoy the journey – it is a marathon and not a sprint.
Stay positive. I’m starting to see my list of followers growing daily. It is achievable. Good luck to you all. Keep at it.
To your success,
Dave
P.S. Gazz-Man I haven’t forgotten I’ve been ‘tagged’ – it’s on the list. LOL!
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March 9th, 2009 at 2:05 pm
@ Guy – Yeah. Time. Where the hell does it go? I decided to fix a problem I had on one of my opt-in pages today. I was bloody fed up with it being kinda broken. I knew that it had a problem and it’s had that problem for TWO WHOLE MONTHS! I knew about it and I wanted to fix it coz I am losing opt-ins by the bucketload from it.
Anyway, I decided before I got out of bed this morning that I was gonna fix it. So, out I get – cup of tea first order of the day and I sit there with some paper and a pen and I map it all out. Then, in I dive. About 4 hours later, I’m almost done. Just had to check the links. But I KNEW they were gonna be OK. So, I start returning emails, phone calls etc.
A few more hours pass – like I haven’t even done my exercises and now that is weighing on my mind – in come more emails (including a couple from Parkesy that I decided I had to answer) and I go to check the links. Just as well I did coz… BUSTED.
Here’s a big tip folks – NEVER overwrite a link in AWEBER! They do NOT over-write. If you do that the old link is preserved. You have to delete the old link and re-write it completely. BIG TIP. I shoulda known. I did it once before. Anyway, that’s where my day went. Oh, and I balanced my cheque book and paid a few bills, blah, blah.
Guy, I’m pleased to know that my ACTION Planner and Power of Choice e-books have been good for you. Thanks for saying that on Twitter.
@ Dave – Hey! We have all been busy doing our own things. The blog-hopping has definitely slowed everywhere.
There’s that word again – TIME! LOL!
A telling comment:
Most definitely Dave!
Heh… heh… I like this too…
Nice!
I was gonna mention that bloody tag thing Dave! You still haven’t had your name crossed off, neither has Mr Denis Caron and a few others. Oddly enough all of the women tagged have completed their missions. Hmm…
Gary
March 9th, 2009 at 7:45 pm
Hi Gary,
Great Post ….
I get you matey ….. I am trying to manage everything as effectively as possible, but as I had posted on my blog ….
Life is throwing a few curveballs at me, I am keeping positive all the same ….
I can feel it in my water that I am about to hit a home run with some of those pesky curveballs coming my way!
Again, thanks for keeping me motivated with your posts
Right back to my product creation lol !!
Cheers
Tommy
March 9th, 2009 at 8:37 pm
Tommy
Given the subject you were talking about over at the Lair, I don’t know if I’ve read this bit of your reply above properly!!
Sorry, couldn’t resist!!
Nix
March 9th, 2009 at 11:50 pm
Have you missed me, Gazz? Thanks for noticing that I was missing.
I’ve just been plugging away, learning, growing, and now that my husband’s health has turned a corner for the better, I feel like putting more energy into list building and growing the biz.
Thanks for stopping by and listening to the chat I had with Steven De Gracia. Do you use skype, Gary?
I have another snow ball for you; we’re getting another 3-4 inches of snowfall. I’m so ready for Spring.
See you,
Theresa
March 10th, 2009 at 4:15 am
[...] when appropriate. As I outlined in a recent comment to Gary Simpson’s recent post titled http://motivationselfesteem.com/talk/893/is-anybody-else-overwhelmed-and-inundated.htm “I still make the rounds of about half a dozen of my favorite blogs but often I read and [...]
March 10th, 2009 at 10:45 am
@ Tommy – Glad you are motivated to come here and then get motivation when you ARE here – LOL! Curve balls? Oh… oh… just scanned ahead and YKW is here. PMSL now.
@ Nikki – Well, well, well… how is that “Lair” my dear? I hope there are no cobwebs at the lair. Doing another PMSL job here (inside joke over at the Lair)…
@ Theresa – Of course I missed you and you missed me – with that snowball. I’m sorry, I wasn’t aware that Mr Mayhew was ill. Hope is nothing too serious – NOT that you have to reply to that.
Your interview with Steven De Gracia was very interesting. You have a most natural interviewing style Theresa. I must get over to his neck of the woods and say howdy. I don’t think I have been there yet! No, I don’t use Skype. I am a Google-Talk guy.
Gee, more snow huh? Just what you needed – NOT! It was around 100 degrees Farenheit here today – “BLOODY HOT!” – as we say Downunder.
Gary
PS: Folks, if you can, use Theresa’s link above (just click on her name) and go and have a listen to her interview with Steven.
March 10th, 2009 at 12:19 pm
I think the Lair is in need of a thorough spring clean. Some might say it needs a complete overhaul, but then I would need to get a specialist in to do that kind of work.
So for now I shall continue doing my own special blend of maintenance on it – it seems to be working so far.
March 10th, 2009 at 6:17 pm
Gary, thanks for the plug about my interview. There’s a new one with Rob Brooks about his new ebook on video infomercials.
You’d probably like it if I were a better shot with that snowball . . . cool you off a bit
I’ll have to check out Google-Talk so we can have a chat.
Theresa
March 10th, 2009 at 10:31 pm
@ Nikki – The Lair has a rather serene quality to it. Must be all that purple over there. But you could make a few changes. You seem to be very capable at DIY but sometimes you just need external help.
@ Theresa – No problem Theresa (about the plug). I’m always happy to promote people who are doing good things. I shall be over to listen to your interview with Rob Brooks.
The good thing about these audios is that I can just put on the headphones and listen while I do other things, so it’s not like I just have to sit and watch your screen while I do it. See… Nikki? I can multi-task… somewhat.
Gary
March 11th, 2009 at 5:02 pm
*shakes head while laughing*
March 11th, 2009 at 7:23 pm
Fantastic posts everybody, very inspiring to say the least. I thought I had to plow through my blog to put up tons of content but as I’ve slowed down and posted more human articles, I’ve been getting tons of comments.
But nothing like you mister powerhouse blogger. Gary, you’ve made this not only a temple for you but for an entire community. Have you noticed it’s not money everyone on here is after, it’s relationships?
Alex was right that the money will follow you if you put things in perspective. I’ve been like many of you and overwhelmed and frustrated at the lack of progress and planning that I’ve done in recent months.
This is something that takes some training if you’re not used to planning and following through with things. When I gave up seeking money and decided to provide value, that’s when things turned around.
I completely love the value contained on all of your blogs and I cannot put a price on the value they all have for me. Even if I never succeed online as an intrepreneuer, I have gained some well respected lifelong friends.
The cares of the world for me are gone in Gazz-Man’s Temple.
Come everyone and partake! LOL
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March 12th, 2009 at 4:18 am
@ Nikki – who says:
And who also says from time to time things like:
How you actually type stuff like that, Nix, is mind-boggling. Do we amuse one another? I think so. All good.
@ Michael – You are getting tons of comments because of what you are doing – commenting on other blogs, making contacts and doing lots of nice stuff for people.
You said:
Mister PB! Too funny. I am a loquacious one by nature so this comes REAL easy for me. Yes, relationship marketing is a powerful way to do business. If people like you or you provide some value for them then they will talk about you and others will see that and then they, in turn, will come to see what the attraction is and so on. It doesn’t hurt to make a few forays onto other people’s blogs too. Just today I visited Tara Dipalma‘s blog for the very first time. Let me tell you why…
… first, I had seen several people commenting about her and saying how much she was helping others and how clever she was (Hi Tara! I know you will be reading this shortly. Don’t be bashful. Come and say hi!). That just seemed to stick in my head and I had a mind to check out this lady anyway, when I could get around to it. Like… after I answer blog posts, dozens of inbound emails, attend to my business requirements, do all the other BS that the stupid Government wants me to do, help every man and his dog and his dog’s bone do all sorts of things, blah, blah…
Next, I had seen her on Twitter quite a few times and I always thought she had made some rather witty comments. So, last night I decided to engage the Tarster in a bit of banter. I liked the interaction so, this morning – after a big night out watching crooner Gary Puckett in concert and then getting my vehicle impounded after I got too distracted with the time by having a few ales and wanting to meet the Puckster (which I did) – I visit Tara’s blog and make a few comments.
I dunno about you guys but I always feel a bit obligated to do “return visits” when people come here – not only to repay them but also to have a stickbeak and find out who they are, what they do and what they are up to. I figure others do too. Then again, I could be wrong… (I was once in 1974).
Here’s something else (I did say I could talk, didn’t I? LOL!)
Remember when we were kids and you’d get two or three of your mates just standing there looking at the sky and saying, “Wow, yeah! I see it!” Then a few more people would come over and you’d have half a dozen people pointing up at the sky. Next thing you knew, there were a dozen, twenty and then a whole gang. Then we – the insitigators – would just p155 of laughing at how gullible people were. Bad example, I know. But the best way to draw a big crowd is to organize a little crowd and get them excited. Fortunately, I have matured somewhat – but not a lot!
Just looking at your closing comments…
Gee Michael, you’ll make me all misty in a minute. Thanks mate for saying that stuff. I do appreciate your sentiments. I know I alternate a lot between being serious and flippant but that’s me. Usually, the serious stuff is in the post at the top. After that, well, anything can happen.
Just keep doing what you are doing Michael – and GET ME THAT SIDE BAR ADVERT! I’m serious. You can advertise here in repayment for all the good work you are doing for people.
Gary
March 12th, 2009 at 2:50 pm
Well, let’s see. I sit at a computer, type using my ridiculously long fingernails as they are at the moment, and then hit submit.
Crazy, crazy times….
March 12th, 2009 at 11:37 pm
Well Michael is certainly right, you are a “Powerhouse” when it comes to blogging and adding value!!
Thanks for all you do for all of us, and the example you set daily.
Keep it comin’ GazzMan!!
Working on not being overwhelmed….
Lesley “UNPACKAGEABLE SPIRIT” Morgan
March 14th, 2009 at 2:22 am
@ Nikki – That’s the point! ”…sitting-on-hands…” Ha! You know I am only teasing you. LOL! I know EXACTLY what you mean – resisting the temptation to type something that you REALLY wanna type but will get you into trouble – for a variety of reasons. I know. I feel these urges myself. (oops!)
@ Lesley – Heh…heh… thanks for saying that. I have been writing all my life. I find it ridiculously easy. I also have the most vivid imagination and so I NEVER have any difficulty coming up with subjects to write about. I read on so many blogs that people struggle with this so much and I find it so hard to understand. That is why I throw so much “bait” out here – to inspire people with ideas and multiple opportunities to make a comment and get links for their own blogs. Unfortunately, it also has the effect of inspiring some people to make MASSIVE comments which, in turn, gets me going and then the blog just runs out-of-control. LOL!
Gary
March 21st, 2009 at 9:34 pm
Hey Gary
I wanted to say thanks for stopping by and checking out my blog. You have a lot of great content here and I will def be visiting more often. I’ll bitch for a moment – and maybe you can help! I can not for the life of me get my new ebook out there to people! I can’t give the damn things away at giveaways because I don’t have a mailing list to promote the giveaway all the while trying to build a mailing list!
A terrible circle I’m in.
Any thoughts would be great! I’ve written to Alex about it and he gave some good social media help. I think I need to begin writing more articles. Have you done that? Have to had much luck with it? And who are you following? What other blogs do you go to for help.
Stay in touch!
Matt
March 22nd, 2009 at 3:51 am
@ Matt – My pleasure. Now, to answer your question(s). This can be a little tricky but if you want to enter Giveaway Events you can do this without a list by paying a small premium, usually $7 or $17.
Articles used to be great but now some of the big article sites have monetized their sites and you have to pay – otherwise they make you wait weeks to be included. When you have been submitting articles for years – as I have – to help these sites become popular and then, when they do, they slam long time article writers like me – well, that just sticks in my guts and I go elsewhere.
I am pretty much following all the people here and a few other blogs outside the F500. I am also on Twitter and I get some reasonable visits from there too.
I’ll send you an email for some Giveaway Events. I added 22 opt-ins yesterday and so far, today, I have 8 more – but the day is still young.
Hope this helps.
Gary
March 22nd, 2009 at 1:24 pm
Hi Gazz-Man,
I’ve been having problems with ‘Twitter Karma’. Can anyone recommend a good bulk follow/unfollow replacement?
I also wanted to contact you about an impressive list building opportunity I have discovered.
I’ve sent your a DM tweet and will send you an e-mail to.
It’s that important.
Can you send me your Skype details?
Congratulations on your massive achievement so far. Just goes to show what is possible with a little focus and concerted effort!
To your continued growth and financial freedom.
Dave
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June 14th, 2009 at 11:17 pm
Thanks for the tips and advice, as with most I constantly get inundated with offers and promotions and whilst its useful to see what other “experts” are doing, I can’t help but think that sometimes enough is enough.
I think that as you say the key is not to wheel out offer after offer but to look to build relationships and develop trust from there.
I’m fairly new to this game but am constantly picking up things and using my spare time to good effect to gradually build my business.
To our success….
August 30th, 2009 at 5:38 am
@ Tom – sorry. I must have missed your comment. Pitching constantly or as some say: “pimping-your-sh*t” over and over gets tiresome. When people do that I just figure that’s NOT how I want to be perceived.
Thanks for visiting.
Belatedly…
Gary