Your so right about what’s happening. I’m so glad that through your Mastermind Course you have provided me with the education and the tools to get the job done, and get through the ‘haze’.

So many people are misinformed about both internet, and, network marketing. I have just posted an article on my brand new blog which addresses the misconception of network marketing vs a pyramid. Perhaps when you get a moment, you might like to drop by.

Thanks for providing value and your expertise.

It’s worth noting that people are motivated by the same thing today as they were in 1848. People are motivated to buy because they are afraid they will lose something or because they feel they really must have it. The Apple Iphone is a classic example. How many people were willing to pay $600 for an Iphone because they just HAD to have it?

I like value and options. I have the feeling that this is one of those seemingly simple statements that conceals a wealth of insight.

You’ve certainly got me thinking. Thanks.

What matters to me at this point is that I contribute something valuable to the readers. It will simply be a shame and beneath me to contribute trash. If I make money, then I must be contributing something valuable. If not, then I need to change my behavior.

What really encouraged me to get on with this was the remark from a participant in one blogging seminar I attended. He said, “The blogosphere is the new real estate, only that the ‘land’ is not limited.”

It didn’t take me long to realize what he meant. I tried real estate, and value of the real estate depends on traffic (same as in the blogosphere).

When a mall tycoon built a gargantuan mall in a very strange location in the city, he simply surprised everybody (I guess this is ths situation everyone is in on the first day, week or month in one’s website).

Well, that was until he made the location a destination for everybody…a large cathedral on the side, beautiful landscape, a big wide welcoming facade seen from afar, an arrangement with the city to route the buses to that area, and so on, an so forth.

I am referring to the SM Mall of Asia in Metro Manila.

What magnet attracted people to visit this far flung mall in a city that is already full of malls at almost every corner? I think the magnet consisted of (1) value and (2) options.

I think that’s what we do here in blogosphere.

There’s one more thing about Henry Sy, the owner of the mall. He’s passionate about what he does. He’s more comfortable planning out malls than speaking in front of a few people.

And, just like any other business, the ones who make it are those who persist and innovate. Not all people persist. Not all people innovate. Much less people persist AND innovate.

‘Fools’ in the business? Well as in every business there are always some that will fail or never make it (society reflects this), but if you’re willing to put in the time and research eventually you will triumph in the business.

Keep up your interesting posts; I enjoy reading them.

I do believe that there is a lot of money to be made on the Internet but it must be treated as a business and business in general take time, hard work etc to achieve.

Great post, enjoyed the read will be checking our your other posts, Goran