You Working A Job Or Is The Job Working You?

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When hiring for a position, traditional companies look at the job first.  They determine:

  • What is required?
  • What tasks need to be done?
  • What output is expected?

Then they write a job description.  After that they try to find individuals who fit the job.  When they find a suitable candidate, they train that person to fit the job.  As the months and years go on, they continuously evaluate, always asking: “Is the person still a good fit for the job?”

I think this is flawed thinking.  Individuals are more important than an abstract “position”.  I think the jobs should be changed to fit the person.  Especially if that person is creative, talented, motivated, conscientious and intelligent.

You’ll  get far more productivity out of someone when the job is forced to fit them rather than when they are forced to fit the job.  This is why I like Click Funnels so much.  Click Funnels allows you to shape the “job” around your:

  • Lifestyle
  • Hours
  • Location
  • Creativity
  • Talent
  • Motivation

It’s a “job” that  you can shape to fit you.  I’m convinced that opportunities like Click Funnels are the best way to get the most out of talented, motivated individuals.  It’s the “job” of the future.  Are you motivated?  Then you have what it takes to build Click Funnels around you.

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3 Ways To Get Unstuck

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I was doing some reading up and found an interesting strategy that has been called the guru to the guru’s and is just an all round brilliant person.  It’s just three simple questions to ask yourself every day especially when you’re stuck:

  1. What’s working?
  2. What’s missing?
  3. What’s next?

I would highly recommend you write those three questions out on a post it and stick it somewhere you can see it each day.  Although the questions seem very simple, they take some real thinking and can yield you big results if you actually go through them each day.  You could take it a step further, when you find out what’s missing, you should rank yourself on how much you’ve improved on it from one day to the next on a scale of 1-10.  Then you simply try to get a little better on it each day.

I’ll give you an example.  What’s working for you may be a that you’re good at spotting quality product launches and ranking for an affiliate page.  What could be missing is that maybe you haven’t got any sales yet even though you’re getting traffic and working really hard.  What’s next is that you could start getting more quality traffic and learning how to create a bonus offer that people feel they must have more than the product itself.

Not surprisingly, those are the exact three things many people are having a challenge with right now.  If you’re doing affiliate marketing at all, there’s quite likely a lot of “what’s missing” elements.  I know I did before I started to figure things out.

The pieces quickly fit together for me after I watched this no cost Online Workshop that reveals why the old affiliate model is dead and how you can use the new rules to dominate whenever you like.

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Make yourself some pop corn or your favourite treat and enjoy the show.

Online Marketing Lessons From The Seahawks?

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Did you catch the one big lesson from the Super Bowl in 2015?  It’s a lesson that applies to sports, business and life in general.  Even if you hate football, you’ll appreciate it.

Here’s what happened if you missed it.  With less than a minute left in the game, the Seattle Seahawks were one yard away from scoring a touchdown that would put them in the lead.  If they could “punch it in” they would win.  The gleaming Lombardi trophy was in the Seahawks’ claws.  All they had to do was give it to their star running back, Marshawn Lynch and let him run it in.

You see, all season long Lynch and the Seahawks had been lethally effective in these short yardage situations and the patriot’s defence had been rather soft against these types of running plays.  It seemed like a no brainer.  Just give it to Lynch and the championship is yours.  Then it happened.  Instead of giving it to the tried and true Marshawn, coach Pete Carroll decided to try a pass play.

Then the patriots intercepted and stole the Super Bowl right out of the Seahawk’s talons.  The Seahawk’s coach Pete Carroll did try to explain his decision.  According to millions of football fans, Carroll just outsmarted himself.  He got too creative.  Here’s the thing, if he handed the ball to Lynch and Lynch had failed to score, no one would have blamed Pete Carroll.  They would have said: “He went with his strength when the game was on the line.  Can’t fault him for that.”  Instead, everyone thinks he cost his team the Super Bowl.

So you might be wondering what this has to do with your online business?  A lot of folks seem to want to “out smart” themselves when it comes to building their online empire.  They want to try to do it themselves.  They want to try some kind of risky, creative, pass play when they’ve got Marshawn Lynch waiting to carry the ball over the goal line.

Click Funnels is your Marshawn Lynch.  Just like Marshawn, Click Funnels has carried the ball over the goal line thousands of times.  Click Funnels has paid out over $20,000,000 in commissions.

Click Funnels is your strongest option when the game is on the line.  If you try Click Funnels and do not succeed, you can truly say: “I went with my strongest option”.  However, if you do it all yourself and fail, well I would ask: “Why didn’t you just hand the ball to Marshawn?”  Don’t pull a “Pete Carroll” with your online business.

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7 Habits Of Highly Successful Online Businesses

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In his legendary book: “The 7 Habits of Highly Successful People” Dr Stephen R. Covey gives a wonderfully simple and powerful illustration about priorities.

Imagine a bucket and a pile of rocks.  Some of the rocks are big, some of the rocks are small and some of the rocks are so small they are like sand.  What’s the best strategy for fitting all the rocks in the bucket?  If you put the small rocks in first, you don’t have room for the big rocks but if you put the big rocks in first, the small rocks flow around the big rocks and all the rocks fit in the bucket.

The bucket is your life.  The big rocks are the most important things in your life including family, dreams, goals and friends.  The tiny, sand-like rocks are the trivial things that are not important at all.  Covey is pointing out that many of us put the tiny rocks in first.  We let the trivialities of life get in the way of achieving our big goals.

The only way to achieve your big goals is to put them first in the bucket first.  You need to make them a priority.  Then carve out a time on your calendar and put them in first.  Everything else needs to wait until you’ve dedicated time to those goals every day.  For example, if starting an online business and achieving financial freedom is a goal then you need to carve out time now to make sure it happens.  If you don’t, it will never happen.  The million and one little grains of sand will always fill your bucket first.

If you say that something is a priority but don’t put it in the bucket first then you’re lying to yourself.  Plain and simple.

So, if your goal is to start an online business then use the Covey method.  Start your day every day with Russel Brunson’s proven Click Funnels system for making commissions.  Fill your bucket wisely.

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An Opportunity That “Ticks Every Box”

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What does a former management consultant for a large Australian firm recommend you look for in an online business opportunity?  Well, Stephen Grant spent years in the “rat race” and was quite successful.  He retired as the primary management consultant for his firm.

After he retired and there was the global financial crisis, he found he didn’t have as much retirement income as he thought he would have.

Rather than going back to the “unhealthy, limited” rat race, he went looking for an opportunity that would “tick every box”:

  • A professionally structured system
  • A sophisticated sales funnel
  • Products that exceed expectations
  • Thorough training programs

He believes he found it.

Click here to get access to this opportunity that ticks every box and see if you agree.