Great post Ryan. I can see how there is a fine line between selling the benefits of a product or program, and overselling to the point of someone not wanting it. The latter has definitely happened to me before. Thanks for the tip!

Nice advice for keeping your ad copy on track.

Thanks RL. Great tips...we need proximal and distal goals. I have talked myself out of my deals before lol!

Hope you had a great Turkey Day!

Eric

Yes Ryan that struck a cord with me! I am sure I have lost thousands of $$$ talking my clients out of a sale. But hey we are women!!! It's a natural instinct.
Dead lines are good, but no one can keep up with me. lol

Great stuff Ryan, and good timing for me anyway. The two largest productivity killers in internet marketing for me are: lack of focus and procrastination. I've learned that one of the best things to practice is the art of learning, and I believe that learning is just that...an Art! Get skilled at it and be diligent.
Thnx.

Len

Ryan,

You sure you were just a Phys. Ed. Teacher like me? You continue to deliver the goods brother! Have a great Thanksgiving - much to be thankful for - for all of us! Thanks so much for what you do. No Fluff here.... My goal is to be the next Ryan Lee except - I'll still be me - Tommy Pavia - you get the point. See ya brother!

Your friend,

Tommy Pavia
www.TomPaviaWrestling.Blogspot.com

Wow. You just hit on a key mistake I keep making over and over ==> Giving myself too much time. I know when I set a deadline I ALWAYS work harder towards the end of the deadline, but I keep setting that deadline too far out.

I am going to try something new. Keep setting deadlines, but set them for half the time frame of what I did before. When I find I can manage and meet that deadline consistently I will shorten it by half again.

Keep the deadline short so I stay more focused and can move on to other projects.

Cool.

Great tips Ryan.

Not everything needs to be hard.

Jonathan

good simples...good.