The Way I Learned was the hard way. SOLO.

I was fiercely secretive and independent. I did not want anyone to know I was doing ANYTHING on the internet.

Nor did I want anyone to recognize me.

SO I made up goofy names for my identity and sometimes used my address, but

sometimes used my brother's or sister's address(with their permission).

They had no clue was I was doing except they trusted it was legal and I was willing to cut them a share if I really did

earn anything. Each of them had tried their turn at things like Amway or Watkins or Shaklee or Tupperware home parties.

So they were willing to watch me to see if I would sink or swim.

That my business needed a website. And then I found out I needed an autoresponder. That was starting to sound a lot like work. SO I looked for AWEBER review and bonus and new videos to get an idea of what to do and how to do it.

And now I was not only DOING things the solo way, I was learning one step at a time and most important for THIS post is to recognize that the steps were not in any particular sequence.

So think of a staircase to nowhere that is just building odd steps here and there and once in a while they connect.

THAT was my path to Internet Marketing.

Let me tell YOU now. There are much easier ways to do this.

I suggest you save some money and suffering and listen to some folks who DID learn the hard way. Do NOT waste your time re-inventing the wheel like I did.

But you know... I never would have believed you if you TOLD me that was what I was doing. I truly believed I was taking baby steps toward understanding what I was doing. But I am here to tell you the steps that are not connected are not a business YET. And if you connect them any which way, you will still have a scattered collection of stairs instead of a system.

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