I’ve gained so much technical knowledge these last 6 months or so now that I think I get a wee bit carried away with myself and sometimes I think I’m a lot better than I really am.  I try and be too adventurous and it always comes back to bite me on the proverbial.

What I’ve been trying to do for the last xx hours is something that probably sounds really simple to some people and it is to do with setting up accounts.  It was in place, or so I thought until I went to move some accounts around and realised I hadn’t quite got it right with one of them in the first place.  In the end I got so frustrated with trying to backtrack etc, I just closed the account and opened a new one.

Do you ever find yourself doing that, taking the long way round things when a really simple solution is staring you straight in the face?  Pragmatism is a large part of my personality and most pragmatists don’t take time to read instructions, they just plough straight in.  Well that is me over and over, and I never learn.  It doesn’t always result in errors but when it does, I would give anything to be the opposite type of personality and be a reflector.  Someone who doesn’t make decisions quickly but takes lots and lots of time to evaluate, to weigh up all the pros and cons and then takes things one baby step at a time.

So, that’s where I’m at right now.

On the positive side, I attended a fantastic webinar with our marketing group tonight and learned of really exciting things happening.  I’m always amazed at how we never sit still, there’s always some other high money making venture waiting to be thrust into our laps.

Tonight was extra exciting though – not only is there some really HOT STUFF coming our way but we are putting on a timebound promotion where people can try before they buy with all our marketing and coaching club.  All this for just $1 - I just can’t see how it is possible but if that’s what the boss says, that’s what we can offer.  I just wish I had this opportunity to access the best training materials and make lots of money for just $1 – I would have been laughing all the way to the bank.

So, here it is - grab it while you can because it won’t be there forever and could be taken down at any time.

When I came into this business it was with 2 reasons in mind; one I wanted to make lots of money and two, whilst doing help others along the way.  I believe I continue to do that, I love to learn something new and pass it on to others and this is what I am doing here today in writing this blog post.

Titles such as the one above never fail to captivate me and I know from my own experiences that everyone has to start somewhere

For example:

• Simon Cowell started out as a mail room clerk for EMI Music Publishing where his father worked.
• Michael Dell washed dishes at a Chinese restaurant for $2.30 per hour.
• Danny DeVito was a formally trained hair stylist before his break on Taxi.
• Michael Douglas once worked as a gas station attendant.
• Tom Hanks once worked as a hotel bellman and carried bags for a number of celebs.
• And me……well I started out working in the offices of a large biscuit factory, making tea for all the managers, delivering post etc with a bit of filing thrown in.

Sometimes it can be easy to forget that everyone starts at the bottom…

So what does this have to do with networking and my business?

Well I see and hear every day people who’ve just started in a great opportunity, they’re all at the bottom and they all want to know the same thing……

How do I make money fast?  What should I do first?

I was no different to these people, I had those same questions in my head, shared the same frustrations

Your limited budget only becomes a problem when you try to pursue your business in the same manner as someone who ISN’T on a budget.  This is exactly what most new business owners do.

Spending your limited funds on an advertising campaign is the biggest mistake you can make.  Why?

Because if you spend $500 on leads, PPC, fliers, business cards, or a postcard campaign, you’ll probably get a few prospects, but if you don’t sponsor any of them, you’re back to square one. There’s no way to leverage the results over and over again in the future.

So Here’s What You Do…

What you want to do is invest your funds into “high leverage” skills and simple activities, which you can use over and over again to quickly and easily produce more leads any time you want… for FREE.

And that’s become very easy to do thanks to some BIG changes which have taken place in the online world recently…

I mean why pay for leads and advertising when you can get them for free!?

And the best part is that you don’t even need to be a computer expert to start using these simple tactics the very same day…

So that’s why I bought the Building on a Budget Course. I wanted to learn how someone who had gone from waiting tables to a 7-figure income in less than 18 months did it.

Now this isn’t just another “how to” course on internet marketing techniques.

I set myself specific criteria before purchasing:

It had to be very inexpensive as after all I was on a budget and couldn’t afford to spend a lot of money on a marketing course.

Second, it had to be easy to follow and understand, as at that time I was not in any way, shape or form computer savvy.

Personally, I learn best when I can watch someone actually do it for me first…

So when I bought Building on a Budget, I did just that… I actually followed someone along, step-by-step and page-by-page, as I was quickly shown how to easily use each of the 5 methods.  This is so easy to understand that even I picked it up straight away and started producing free leads and traffic from the very first day.

It is a great coaching tool when you have new distributors as you simply signpost them to the very same course that got you set up and into profit quickly.

Everyone wins… You save a ton of time, and they get the detailed answers they need to start being a productive member of your team.

Just click on the link to the right of my site here (with the wee pink pig on it) or CLICK HERE to pick up your copy of Building on a Budget right now and the author makes you this promise:

“If you’re not producing at least 10 to 50 free leads per day for your home business using what you’ll learn in this course, I’ll buy the manual back from you at any time over the next 12 months”.

No one else will guarantee results like this because they know they’ll get a ton of refunds from a bunch of people who couldn’t put their advice to work.

“Marketing is not an event, but a process . . . It has a beginning, a middle, but never an end, for it is a process. You improve it, perfect it, change it, even pause it.  But you never stop it completely.”

Jay Conrad Levinson