Are you having trouble getting your business up and running?
Maybe it’s time to get down to… or even return to… the basics of doing business online.
In this 4 minute video, I lay the foundation for getting you out of your comfort zone, and into the flow of success. I’ve even got a super Action Plan that you can embark on at the end of the video.
No more watching others fly by with their online success while you are grounded in frustration and overwhelm.
Network marketers, internet marketers, bloggers… here’s a great place to begin, to finally get your online business, your MLM or your business opportunity up and running.
I created this “Up & Running” tutorial a little while back, and it was specifically aimed at MLM entrepreneurs looking to get free leads. Despite it’s Network marketing slant, though, the techniques, strategies and resources are identical to the ones that would benefit internet marketers and bloggers, too.
“Up & Running” is a great launchpad for your online business, whatever your niche, whatever your business. If you need to build a list, develop customers, subscribers and prospects… watch the above video again. Then grab your own free copy of “Up & Running” at the end of the video.
Carpe Diem!
I love to read your questions and comments, and encourage you to share this post within your social media streams. I’d also love to hear what you think about “Up & Running” after you’ve reviewed it.
Completely agree that comfort is a huge detriment to most people’s ability to succeed. I do my best to avoid the comfort factor. I know I am not perfect, but getting better everyday.
Nobody can hope for “perfect”, Andy.
As long as we fight to improve, we are in the winner’s circle!
Great advice David, and I certainly agree with you about the dangers of allowing ourselves to remain in that comfort zone – as well as the potential influence of family and friends – it’s tough enough to break out of our own comfort zone, but in doing so we also risk negative feedback from others who may feel threatened by our growth. Thanks for the inspiration!
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Great point Marty!
Often times, those closest to us, those who truly wish us only the best… they are the ones who try to pull us back into the “comfort zone” most. That’s partly because they’re not ready to leave their rut, so they don’t want you to either. Your success may challenge their mediocrity.
Gotta move on! Cheers to you Marty for taking such great strides (and risks) in your online business. I know your rewards have made it all worthwhile. Keep on rolling with it!
Although we work together, you handle one part of marketing and I another. This is something I can honestly say I will send to my clients when they ask the question of “How To” get “up and running”. So many have been appreciative for this particular series.
Donna
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Thanks for the referrals, Donna.
I always love working with your guys. You’ve prepped them to know the score before they get started. Just a little bit of “technique” and they’re on the path to making a real business out of what once was just their hobby.
It’s fun to watch the progress folks make once they beat the “comfort addiction”.
You are so right! I know for a fact that I have to push it not just once but constantly! I always have to look to see if I am settling into a status quo, because that is the most dangerous place I can be!
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So right, Lynda.
Always gotta give the “status quo” a boot! It’s dangerous, and it’s a dead-end to all your dreams.
I think a lot of people get in that comfort zone and get off of their path to their bigger goals….or perhaps are not making challenging enough goals.
We can definitely learn from this that you have to be on the ball and not fall into that comfort zone.
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True, true, Nile.
I like the point you made about making our goals challenging. I have worked with people who achieve all their “goals” but have yet to reach success, simply because they keep their goals very low-keyed so they won’t “fail” to achieve them. Success is the key, not achieving low-end goals.