During day we would go to local batting cage where I would throw him pitches until my arm was about to fall off. Then back home to barn where we would hit ball off a batting tee.

Many times after Little League games we would go home and practice till midnight. We got his batting mechanics perfect,

we got his pitching mechanics perfect. He can now throw strikes blindfolded.

It sure didn't start out that way. We worked through failure after failure and a lot of discouragement. But as you can see, our persistence has paid off big time for him.

We constantly worked on mental aspect of game. He knows how to set up hitters, pitch to their weaknesses and most importantly forget bad events that happen during a game and go on with what he wants to get done.

Becoming a successful online marketer is really no different than what I've just outlined.

If you want to be an All Star marketer, you simply need to have desire, practice your art, get your marketing mechanics down pat, learn from your failures, and never give in to those discouraging events that we all face.

The local paper ran an article on game with Japan, you can read it online at:

http://www.observer-reporter.com/284682920866256.bsp

Focus your marketing efforts and money on one audience at a time. Then you won't waste time and money chasing wrong market. You won't diffuse your marketing time and money. You will have a specific sales goal, and you will sell enough books to make you smile through next big holiday!