Internet Marketing Coach: RisingIMStar.com

I was watching The Pursuit Of Happyness by Will Smith the other day with my better half.

It was a really awesome show with alot of real life application.

The entire movie talked about this salesman of some ‘machine’ in which he couldn’t sell at all…
In all, it talks about his quest of conquering hardship.

In the whole 2 hours, I was brought on an emotional roller coaster. From him going deep down to the pits of hell of hardship,
climbing a little higher, then plunged even deeper in a cess pool of debts, etc..

There was one scene where all he had left was $23. Mind you, he had a son to take care of.
Darn, there are so many things to talk about this show.

To summarize, I saw a man’s fight to give his family a better life, conquering countless times of hardship in order to achieve the best for his family, namely, his son. (His wife left halfway because of the extreme hardship)

One thing he didn’t go was to give up. There isn’t any consideration at all. Putting this to real life and into Internet Marketing.
Yes, we may be frought with so many setbacks, so many times that we didn’t understand what is going on.
But as long as we continue to fight for what we believe, continue to look for resources, we would eventually succeed one day.

I’ve met with alot of people during previews where they ask me on whether can make money or not.
I always reply: DEFINATELY! I’m doing it!

Though I always add, but that’s me… It still depends on you, on whether is it a ‘must’ for you.
Think of it this way, if it’s absolutely necessary for you to cough up $100,000 to save the life of your loved ones,
somehow one way or another, you’ll be able to come up with the money.

So you see, it’s really up to you.
You have the choice to grumble and complain of not having enough money, not enough people, don’t know enough, not enough time.
Seriously, if you have time to grumble and bitch about the problem.
You have time to start your own IM business…

Cheers,
Ming

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