The truth is there are big dollars out here to be made and you must love what you do or all of your efforts will be in vain. It took me seven years to "Get The Big Picture" but it doesn't have to take you that long. There are alot of informative books and articles out here but Internet is like one big puzzle.

Love What You Do

Don't try to cut corners, there is no easy way so don't be deceived. If you plan to be a success realize that you must put your heart into what you do. It will be time consuming but far from impossible.

To accomplish your goals you must...

Do Your Homework

1. Put yourself on a schedule 2. Research a few opportunities 3. Learn basics of building a website 4. Come up with an advertising system 5. Read lots of internet marketing, business and Inspirational Articles

Then you will begin to "Get Big Picture" and learn to appreciate opportunity that you have in palm of your hand.

Getting The Big Picture?

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For myself, learning to say “no” was next to impossible. Such a small word, but I wanted to please no matter cost to me. But focusing on your goals may help. You must be convinced that you and your priorities are more important – that seems to be hardest part in learning to say “no”. But it does get easier when you simply can’t find time and refuse to be derailed for that hour or that day.

In Malaysian culture, only gods are considered capable of producing anything perfect. Whenever something is finished, a flaw is left on purpose so gods will not be offended. Of course some things need to be closer to perfect than others but perfectionism can be a form of procrastination. Shed stress of always being perfect.

Gaining control over your business (and personal) life, means gaining control over your calendar. Eliminate trivial tasks or those that do not lead to your long-term goals. Focus your efforts where they count. Managing your time requires an understanding of where your time is going, outlining your priorities, and defining a time budget and plan, even if it means changing some behavior and monitoring results.

© 2004 Esther Smith

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Esther Smith publishes a weekly Newsletter, Partners-For-Profit. Her websites: http://thepermanentventure.com and http://moreonlinecash.com offers proven resources for all home businesses. She also does freelancing: writing, editing and/or proofreading. mailto:editor@thepermanentventure.com