Hop up out the bed turn your swag on...pt 1

3 ways to up your internet marketing swag.

A history lesson for you, there has long been a cultural dogma going around that people can go to school, get a good education, get a good job , get a house and retire rich. That my friends, is a lie from the pit of hell, and it has been spoon fed to us in America due to major changes that give us unreasonable assurance.

First our forefathers built this country for us to be free, for us to freely enterprise and make our way. It was not built to baby us, with health insurance, social security and for our business owners to put aside profits to pay for your pension.

These practices happened largely out of the great depression who’s lasting result was the creation of a super expensive beauracracy. FDIC, Social Security and many other parts of what the administration called the new deal. No one new we would still be paying for it in 2010, and now we are in a new depression while we are still paying for the last one. In essence the new deal failed.

Now if this scares you that’s bad, because your financial future shouldn’t be tied exclusively to that of a group of elected officials making decisions. It should however be tied to you inc.

So the remedy to this is to get ya internet swag up, and learn from the internet rock stars out there making an un godly amount of income and giving away their  entire blueprints.

Here are three steps to up ya internet marketing swag.

1)      Start from scratch- Admit you don’t know crap, just because warren buffet is a billionaire, I bet you would rather learn how to play basketball from me.  Just because you make money and are important in your field the person who knows this industry is now your teacher.

2)      Work hard stay consistent, Money doesn’t grow on trees, you have to put in constant effort on daily basis compounded over time to see results.

3)      Make goals and stay focused. Make a goal and continue until you achieve it but only go for a goal that is attainable by the sound plan you have established with a mentor who has done it.