1. Ambrose Duperon says:

    Detlev
    That was an excellent and well thought out article. Focus, Focus, Focus!

  2. Stein Pettersen says:

    Thank’s!
    Excellent!
    I do agree with you. I have also been hunting for the right thing, but I guess I’m different. I’m not in for just the money. Most for the fun. And it’s ok to make some money now and then, but I don’t see myself as an internet millionarie. The best part of this is what I learn. I’m testing and testing and loose some money, but at the time it goes around. And I’m satisfied with that. I know that if I sat down and did what the “gurus” tell me I could have made more money. Instead I go shopping and sell it to my list. I’m not earning that much, but it’s enough for me, and I can by other things and sell it again. The silly thing is that I buy something for $10 and sell it for $5. Two sales and I’m even. Three and I’m in profit. And somebody else are happy. They have got a good deal. That’s me. Thanks.
    SteinP

  3. Mickey says:

    Detlev,

    Like many, I used to buy too much stuff that just ended up collecting dust. Then I decided enough was enough (actually, my credit card was maxed out so I had no other choice! ;o)

    I unsubscribed from many lists, stayon on those that did provide useful info and focused on one thing only.

    I focused my attention.

    Now, whenever the latest and greatest “magic bullet” is released in spectacular fashion, I ask myself, “Do I need this now? Does this help me in any way on what I’m working on?”

    Usually the answer is “no”.

    I still follow along with the launches because it’s a lesson in itself. But now I don’t buy because of the excitement. I buy if and only IF it helps me move forward on what I’m working on.

    Now I’m less distracted… and more focused.

    Thanks and keep up the good work, Detlev.

    Mickey

  4. abi says:

    I think another factor that causes people to buy e book after ebook is that they think that there is some secret knowledge that makes people successful at affiliate marketing.
    Looking for the magic bullet so to speak.
    I must say initially i fell into this trap but soon found the contents of these books to be repetitive.
    Now if i buy a product, iuse all the methods learned from that product, find out what is missing and look for a product that fulfils my need.

    Webmaster


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