We love the stories of the average person who hops on
the net and makes $100,000 their first year.

The problem is these stories and these individuals are
the exception, not the rule.

They end up reinforcing the "get r.ich quick" easy money
mentality. A newbie starts marketing and after a week
or two starts questioning why he isn't making a
"boatload" of money yet.

He's frustrated because he's made the exceptional,
rare case his yardstick, instead of learning the truth
about how much time and planning goes into building a
business.

He hasn't made a long term commitment to his future.

It's time to start setting goals based on reality.

So what is the truth?

It takes the $100,000 a year earner around two to three
years to reach their income levels.

It took most of them six months or more to reach the
goal of m.aking $1,000 a month.

What do those statistics tell you?

Most of the highest earners had committed to a two to
three year game plan. They were willing to hang tight
for six months or more before they reached their first
$1,000 a month in profits.

Are you prepared to do the same, or are you still
expecting to m.ake $15,000 in your first 15 days?

If you're not willing to make that type of commitment,
you're better off going to the track or the casino.

If you're not ready, willing and able to make a long
term commitment to your future, save yourself the
frustration of setting yourself up to fail.

Ignoring the facts and burying your head in the sand,
will keep you hopping from program to program. You'll
never give any program the time necessary to show a
real profit.

It's in your hands. You can make a long term
commitment to building your future, or you can stay
frustrated and eventually stop trying.

The choice is yours.

So, guys do not believe any one who tells you that you can, as a starter, make $100 dollars in a day.
They, fly-by-night teachers are not even making $1.00 a day.
You have to learn first how the internet works and put into it concentrated effort before you can make any money.