Blaming others doesn't always make sense. In fact some of "blames" are really quite stupid.

Take these for instance:

1. Someone buys a cup of coffee in a restaurant. Same person spills coffiee in their lap, and is burned. Is restaurant to blame because coffee was "too hot?" Ridiculous!

2. Or, a man robs a store, and happens to be wearing 'X-Brand' tennis shoes. Is tennis shoe maker to blame for robbery? Ridiculous!

3. If one person advertising in an ezine decides to SPAM someone, is ezine to blame? Ridiculous!

SOME ARE JUST TOO DARN QUICK TO PUT THE BLAME ON OTHERS!....

Have you ever forgotten that you subscribed to an ezine? Do you use very same email address for all of your subscriptions in order to better keep track of them?

We use JUST ONE email address for subscriptions. Sure makes it easier to unsubscribe when I know which email address I used when I asked for subscription.

Remember when you were in school, and had to cram for a test? 'All that material'! 'How am I ever going to learn it all'?

That may be a classic case of "overload", or so it seemed at time.

Back then, we HAD to "learn it all", right then and there. We had no choice, if we wanted to pass.

Running an online business, though, we do have a choice.

Maybe a common problem with many people, when they decide to start an online business, is that they try to learn it all FIRST, before they start their business.

If you try to do that, you may find yourself with SO much information, advice, and plans, that you just might become 'bogged down'.

It can happen!

One guru tells you one way to "do it", and someone else tells you something entirely different. One ebook says one thing, another ebook says something else.