Bankruptcy to Millionaire

Ok guys here it goes:

I haven’t been blogging on a regular schedule for a long time. And it’s not because I’ve gone away from trying to make money (and lots of it, in just a short time). It’s actually quite the opposite. I’ve been building sites, trying ideas, learning new things. Growing.

And in this process, I’ve learned something. The internet is full of shit. It’s full of tons of worthless garbage, liars, posers, and down right dumb shit.

So, now fuck it. This is my website, and I’m going to run it my way, not the way everyone things a damn blog should be run. That means, I’m going to use big boy words. I’m going to vent, and I’m going to be more me than I ever was before.

It also means, I’m going to be taking down the ads, when I started this blog I got so damn wrapped up in my stats. How many visitors I was getting, my feed readers, my click throughs on my ads, my adsense crap.

UGH! I’m done with that. I’m only going to concentrate on things that make REAL MONEY. This site has never made real money. So I’m not hear to please anybody but myself any more. If I make progress, or learn new things. I am going to talk about them here. I hope to share everything I learn in a more open fashion now.

I don’t claim to make money online. I don’t claim to be an internet marketing genius. I am just a sponge willing to learn. And want a place to share my growth. So today, the ads come down. The traffic building techniques come down. The tone changes.

Today marks the day of a new B2M. Take it or leave it.

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This is you in your comfort zone. You like it in there. In fact you’d never leave if you weren’t forced to.

I mean, hell, it’s comfortable. Why on earth would you leave what’s comfortable?

But here’s the sad fact. If you never FORCE YOURSELF to leave your comfort zone. You are destined for mediocrity.

You know the feeling of that comfort zone. When you go and eat the same types of food everyday. You talk to the same people. You go to the same places. You read the same authors, the same blogs. You vacation at the same places. You wear your hair the same way. You wear your favorite jeans or your favorite tie as often as you can. You order the same drink. You watch the same TV shows. You work the same job. You say the same jokes.

Most people, interestingly, are creatures of habit–by default. This is how most are programmed. We find something that works for us. Then they stick with that. Why change?

“I know I like these things.” “I know I’m good at this.” “I know this tastes good.”

It’s just so much easier to go with something we already know works. We’re comfortable
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I mentioned yesterday that I was going to issue another challenge. I am going to hold off on my cash prize challenge to my readers for just a little while. I’ll explain why in just a second.

My true dream is to build an online empire by making money online. I want to create websites, and resources that people can find true value in. The other thing that I’ve learned/(am learning) is that making money online isn’t easy OR automatic. It takes work, effort, time, and ambition.

I am 100% will to put in EVERYTHING it takes to get to where I need to be. And I’ve been weighing my options, on the best path to get to where I need to be. And after looking at my current stats I haven’t been putting enough time and effort into tracking my numbers. I have also realized my income is RIDICULOUSLY lower than it should be. I happen to have a talent (which I will share with you all very soon) that can decrease the hours I work by over 75% and increase my monthly income by 30%.

It is my own stupidity that has kept me from reaching my potential with this talent. Because it takes (a little) work to get to where I need to be. But I know it can be done in less than two weeks–with a little thought and planning. But always told myself that I don’t “deserve” it because there are many out there better than me at this. And that this talent isn’t my true PASSION.

But here’s the problem with my thinking! I have literally be losing TIME AND MONEY to do what I truly love. If I had put in the two weeks to get where i need to be a year ago. I would have had THOUSANDS of more hours to put into what I truly love. Where would I be then? Millions? Maybe…

So here is my personal challenge to myself: 

Put in the time, and do WHATEVER it takes to increase my performance time from 1 day to 4 days a week.

That’s it. If I can share my talent with others 4 days a week, I will be making more than I am at my “full time job” working only 8 hours a week. Why the hell didn’t I do this sooner?

What is my talent? What do I mean by performance? I will share all of this with you tomorrow.

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