I love your story and agree that you need to be responsible for your own success however I think many of the guru’s plying their ware’s online are guilty of hype about the success of the ‘take action’ they promote. Usually by the time ‘an angle’ is pushed to the masses, its exhausted.

People buy into them hoping this will be the ‘system’ and it turns out for most that it isn’t and that upsets people because they’ve spent more money and time. Its more a case of being disappointed that the hype didn’t deliver and disappointment in yourself that once again you got sucked in – I can understand that.

Please though lets not ignore the fact that there must also be a level of accountability that mentors, success coaches (or whomever professes to be able to help you in an area of life) must also have – yes individuals are responsible for their own success but if part of my pathway to that includes hiring an internet marketing coach for example, what are reasonable expectations?

Love your blog Rosalind

Have a great day everyone.
Nic

Thank you so much for sharing that, everybody should read it.

Loved this story. Hard work = success, however it’s not an overnight process. Most brick and mortar businesses require 3-5 yrs. before seeing a profit, so even though my profit is small, I’m already ahead of the curve.

Regardless of the current economy, I believe hard work will be rewarded.

Leslie