If I Had To Start Over. . .

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Now we are getting to the kernel of what I was trying to say in the first place.

Let's use the analogy of a Las Vegas slot machine, for want of a better example.

Thousands of people will play that machine with grit, determination, belief, single-mindedness, commitment and they will invest a considerable amount of time and money to hit the jackpot.

But unless all seven reels drop into place at the right time, they will not hit the jackpot, indeed, they will be worse off than when they started.

Now, that is not to say that achieving success online is a gamble, but merely an illustration that it takes an alignment of sorts to be in place for that ambition to be realized.

For someone who is naturally gifted with a powerful internal drive, it may be hard for them to understand or empathize with folks who for one reason or another, lack the ability to produce the consistent level of performance that is required in building a solid home based business - online or offline.

In addition, people have vastly different skill sets, some take more easily to the various disciplines that are required to knuckle down and earn money online - and others simply do not have that capacity.

I know it is not a popular message, but we all know it to be true.

Of course, they could do it.

We all know that. Potential is not the issue here.

Ultimately, people need to take a long hard look at themselves.

Forget writing out that business plan. The very first thing you need to decide is if you are suited to running your own business.

A long and hard introspective is the one step that many self-starters overlook.


Rich