Do you share opportunities with others or do you prefer to approach your business passively?
Because if you have chosen to ‘share’ or be active, you may not be getting the response you want.
Are you sharing your opportunity or pushing people away?
The importance of choosing what information to share and they words you choose cannot be understated.
Too much information and unnecessary information can put someone on overload and may not ‘speak’ to the actual details required to make a decision.
I see this time and again. In fact, it’s easy to pass up amazing opportunities due to this critical fact.
Here’s what I mean:
When you share an opportunity, you’re not writing a novel. You’re opening a door.
Think about it. What does someone actually need in order to decide if they want to learn more or get started? Not your entire backstory. Not every product detail. Not a 47-point compensation plan breakdown.
They need to know: “What’s in it for me?” “How will this help me?”
This is where psychology comes in. And it’s everything.
You see, most people share what THEY’re excited about. But the person listening? They’re tuned into: “How Does This Benefit ME?’
So instead of just listing benefits or sharing videos no one wants to watch, create a picture.
Try:“Imagine having a way to earn extra income without sacrificing your weekends with your kids.” or “Thisjust paid my grocery bill for the month!”
Use words that create emotion and vision:
Instead of “opportunity” → try “freedom,” “choice,” or “path”
Instead of “join my team” → try “work together,” “collaborate,” or “build together”
Instead of “product” → try “solution,” “tool,” or “game-changer”
Instead of “compensation plan” → try “rewards system,” “earning potential,” or “income stream”
Powerful words paint pictures. They spark curiousity. They cut through the noise and make people lean in.
And here’s the key: Share just enough to create interest, but not to overwhelm.
Your goal isn’t to convince someone in one conversation (or maybe it is). It’s to get them to say, “Tell me more.”
Give them the headline, not the encyclopedia. Speak to their desires; more time, financial security, health, confidence, community, whatever resonates with THEM.
Ask yourself before you share: “Am I talking about what I want to say, or what they need to hear?”
Because when you master this, everything shifts.
You stop chasing. You start attracting.
And that, is where magic starts to happen. 🌸
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When I first got started in the make money online industry, I used only one or two of the methods below. There is no need to start with all of them. Choose the ones that resonate with you, on platforms that you are already active on.
Put in the work and it will pay off, do nothing and you can expect nothing. But I know you don’t want that.
Read to the end of this article, because I’m going to share with you a done-for-you approach that you can automate and reap the benefits on a regular basis.
Process:Join 10-20 active generic entreprenurial type groups, engage daily by commenting on posts, answer questions, share valuable tips (without pitching initially), then DM people who engage with your comments
Look for: People asking questions, sharing struggles, or looking for opportunities
YouTube
Search for channels about: affiliate marketing, dropshipping, freelancing, passive income
Process: Leave helpful comments on recent videos (especially smaller channels with 1k-50k subscribers), engage with other commenters, connect via their social links
Target: Channel owners who might need marketing help AND engaged viewers looking for opportunities
Process: Comment on articles, follow authors, engage meaningfully
Substack
Find newsletters about making money online
Process: Subscribe, engage with content, reply to emails, connect with authors
YouTube Comments Strategy (Highly Effective)
Target these types of channels:
Affiliate marketing tutorials (10k-100k subs)
Dropshipping guides
Freelancing tips
Passive income strategies
Course creation advice
Process:
Find videos posted within last 7 days
Leave thoughtful, helpful comments early
Reply to other commenters with value
Your profile should have a clear description of what you offer
Pin a comment if you have your own channel
Specific Outreach Strategy
Week 1-2: Build Presence
Join groups/communities
Engage without pitching
Provide genuine value
Build credibility
Week 3-4: Strategic Engagement
Identify active, engaged members
Start conversations
Offer free tips/audits
Collect contacts
Week 5+: Direct Outreach
DM people you’ve engaged with
Reference previous conversations
Offer specific help
Soft pitch your services
Ideal Prospects
Already have some online presence
Willing to invest in growth
Ask intelligent questions
Have taken action before
Looking to scale existing efforts
Sample Opening Message Template
“Hey [Name], I saw your post/comment about [specific topic] in [group/platform]. I’ve been helping people in the MMO space with [specific result]. Would you be open to a quick chat about [their specific challenge]? No pitch, just happy to share what’s worked for others.”
How To Automate This Process
If all of this seems daunting, don’t stress. You can automate this process, here’s how:
Choose a few of platforms and methods above, such as Facebook groups, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
Hire a virtual assistant to do this work for you. Let them know which methods to implement, and which platforms to focus on. Give them the Ads and the messages to use.
In advance set up an autoresponder with a lead capture page and have your virtual assistance provide this to your potential lead.
Freelance Platforms
Upwork (upwork.com) Process: Post a job or search for VAs with “lead generation” skills, filter by experience and rates, review portfolios, conduct interviews Cost: Free to post, platform fee applies to payments
Fiverr (fiverr.com) Process: Search “lead generation VA” or “virtual assistant,” filter by ratings/reviews, check gig details, order service Cost: Services start at $5, typically $50-200 for quality lead gen
Freelancer.com Process: Post project, receive bids, review proposals, hire Cost: Free to post, commission on payments
PeoplePerHour (peopleperhour.com) Process: Browse VAs by skill, post project, receive proposals Cost: Similar to Upwork
*Groups to join: “Virtual Assistant Jobs,” “Freelance Virtual Assistants,” “VA Networking,” “Online Jobs for Filipinos” Process: Post job listing with requirements, review applications, conduct video interviews Cost: Free to post Best for: Direct hiring, negotiating rates
LinkedIn Process: Post job, search for VAs with relevant skills, send connection requests, recruit directly Cost: Free to post (or LinkedIn Recruiter for advanced features)
Instagram Hashtags: #virtualassistant #VAservices #leadgeneration #virtualassistantservices Process: Search hashtags, review profiles, DM potential candidates Cost: Free to post Best for: Finding VAs who market themselves actively Specialized Lead Gen Services
Indeed (indeed.com) Process: Post “Virtual Assistant – Lead Generation” job, review applications Cost: Free to post (sponsored posts cost extra)
Recommended Hiring Process
Step 1: Create Clear Job Description Specific tasks: Find leads in MMO niche on [platforms] Required skills: Social media research, data entry, basic outreach Hours needed: 10-20 hours/week Rate: $5-15/hour (depending on experience)
Step 2: Test Assignment
Ask candidates to find 10 qualified leads in MMO niche Evaluate quality, speed, communication
Step 3: Trial Period
Start with 1-2 weeks trial Set clear KPIs (number of leads, quality metrics) Provide feedback Step 4: Tools & Training
Give access to: Spreadsheets, CRM, social media accounts, Ad copy, messages, etc. Provide training on your ideal customer profile Set up reporting system
What to Look For in a VA ✅ Experience with social media platforms ✅ Understanding of “make money online” niche ✅ Good English communication skills ✅ Attention to detail ✅ Self-starter mentality ✅ Familiarity with lead generation tools
Red Flags ❌ No portfolio or examples ❌ Unrealistic promises ❌ Poor communication ❌ No questions about your business ❌ Extremely low rates (may indicate low quality)
Cost Expectations Philippines-based VAs: $3-8/hour Indian VAs: $5-12/hour Eastern European VAs: $10-20/hour US-based VAs: $25-75/hour My Top Recommendations for Your Niche: OnlineJobs.ph – Best value, dedicated workers Upwork – Quality and variety Facebook VA Groups – Direct hiring, negotiable rates
I hope this information helps give you ideas and sparks you to take action in one of the categories, even you start this method of developing online leads by doing it yourself.
This is how I started, so it can absolutely be done but it does take personal time and dedication.
Let me know how it goes for you, but whatever you do, don’t give up on your journey to create a better life for yourself and your family by gaining more disposable income and time freedom!
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If you’re just starting out, every tool in the first table can be used for free. As your business or brand grows, upgrading selectively (like I do) can unlock better performance without unnecessary expenses.
It’s not necessary to add all tools at once, add as you need, test and master and move on to the next tool.
I hope this list helps you in your online journey. This Toolkit, both free and paid recommendation, cover most areas of marketing to help promote your business.
Happy creating!
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If you’ve ever wondered how some people sponsor so many people into a project when you may be struggling to find just few people, or even one… then this will be very helpful. Take notes.
I wrote this 3 years ago and posted it on Facebook. I looked all over for it because it’s still applies today, and this technique is POWERFUL.
I developed this technique through trial and error because I realized that people need clear informationand simple steps that cut through the amatuer ‘noise’ in the market place.
So h𝗼𝘄 𝗱𝗼 𝗜 𝘀𝗽𝗼𝗻𝘀𝗼𝗿 𝗵𝘂𝗻𝗱𝗿𝗲𝗱𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗽𝗲𝗼𝗽𝗹𝗲 𝗶𝗻 almost 𝗮𝗻𝘆 𝗯𝘂𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗼𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝘂𝗻𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗜 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗲𝗻𝘁?
𝗜𝘁’𝘀 𝗮 𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗠𝗨𝗟𝗔.
If you aren’t getting the results you want with your opportunity, keep reading.
If you want more interaction with your business, this is critical – 𝗣𝗥𝗘𝗦𝗘𝗡𝗧 𝗜𝗧 𝗖𝗢𝗥𝗥𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗟𝗬.
Everyday I get about 8 – 10 businesses brought to me for review. Most of them are new. Start ups are great, but they are being overlooked because they are presented incorrectly.
Here’s w𝗵𝘆 𝗜 𝗿𝗮𝗿𝗲𝗹𝘆 even take a 𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗸 (𝘂𝗻𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗶𝘁 came 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 a trustworthy acquaintance):
𝗟𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗼𝗳 𝗥𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗩𝗔𝗡𝗧 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻.
Of key importance, is to get to the meat and potatoes from the VERY FIRST introduction.
Put your opportunity’s information on a page, (such as 𝘈𝘸𝘦𝘣𝘦𝘳 𝘱𝘢𝘨𝘦𝘴, 𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘺’𝘳𝘦 𝘧𝘳𝘦𝘦), and share the 𝗟𝗜𝗡𝗞 to the page with the information below: (Email the person with the info, DO NOT MESSAGE WITH THE INFO, it’s unprofessional).
𝟭. Name of company | When did it begin?
𝟮. Passive or not?
𝟯. Initial outlay (minimum)
𝟰. How much can I earn? (Show me some income scenarios if relevant)
𝟱. How often are the earnings (hourly? daily? weekly? monthly? | 5 days per week? 7 days per week?)
𝟲. Capital returned or included in payout?
𝟳. Has it launched, or is ‘𝘴𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘴𝘵𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘪𝘯𝘨?’
𝟴. Is there anything unique about this company? What do they offer/do?
𝟵. Ownership information if possible
𝟭𝟬. Is it a global opportunity?
𝟭𝟭. What is required to begin? (BNB coin, Metamask wallet? etc.)
List your items – such as in the following example:
(yes, the opportunity below is a real one*)
Opportunity Available Globally
Passive Income
Earn from 1.5% – 5% per day on autopilot
5 Different Plans to choose from
Time frame: 20 days – 100 days (depending on plan)
DEPOSIT RETURNED upon completion of plan
Minimum Withdrawal: BNB/BEP-20 from $1 | Other currencies from $50
Company Product: AI Technology which predicts outcomes in game strategy at 99.3% accuracy, turning data into profits | AI Education
Also add a short synopsis about the project as well and attach a PDF document if you have it and it’s relevant. Keep from sending ‘information overload.’
[ONLY include a presentation if it’s not full of ‘fluff’ nonsense, and it speaks ABOUT what the business does and how much you can earn. I cannot tell you how many how videos I have to fast forward through the presenters ‘story’ to get to the actual info.]
Time is just too valuable and the marketplace is cluttered. No one has time to research your company or do the ‘work’ to understand what it’s about. That’s YOUR job. Present the information needed to make an informed decision from ONE PAGE and send to their email.
Do this everytime, be consistent, and I can almost guarantee you’ll have results like you’ve never had before.
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* Inquire about the featured program above: info@loripetrosino.com
This tutorial shows you how to use profits from one passive income program to fund additional programs, creating a compounding effect that multiplies your earning potential without requiring additional out-of-pocket investment.
Starting Position EXAMPLE
Initial Investment: $2,499 (one-time)
Program A Returns: 1.1% daily (6 days per week)
Target Program B: $500 entry cost, 5.5% weekly returns
Step 1: Calculate Your Weekly Earnings (Program A)
Daily Profit Calculation:
$2,499 × 1.1% = $27.49 per day
Weekly earnings: $27.49 × 6 days = $164.94
Monthly earnings: $164.94 × 4.33 weeks = $714.59
Step 2: Determine Leverage Timeline
Time to Fund Program B:
Program B cost: $500
Weekly earnings from Program A: $164.94
Weeks needed: $500 ÷ $164.94 = 3.03 weeks
You can fund Program B in approximately 3 weeks using only profits from Program A.
Step 3: Execute the Leverage Strategy
Week 1-3: Accumulation Phase
Weeks 1-3: Collect weekly profits from Program A ($164.94 each week)
End of Week 3: You have $494.82 in profits
Week 4: Additional $164.94 brings total to $659.76
Action: Invest $500 into Program B while keeping Program A running
Week 4+: Dual Income Phase
Combined Weekly Earnings:
Program A: $164.94 weekly (6 days earning)
Program B: $500 × 5.5% = $27.50 weekly
Total Weekly Income: $192.44
Step 4: Calculate Compound Growth
Month 1 Results:
Program A earnings: $714.59
Program B earnings (1 week): $27.50
Total Month 1 Profit: $742.09
Month 2 Projection:
Combined weekly earnings: $192.44
Month 2 Profit: $192.44 × 4.33 = $833.26
Cumulative Profit: $1,575.35
Step 5: Scale to Program C
Timeline for Third Program:
Need another $500 for Program C
New combined weekly earnings: $192.44
Weeks to fund Program C: $500 ÷ $192.44 = 2.6 weeks
Triple Income Stream:
Program A: $164.94 weekly
Program B: $27.50 weekly
Program C: $27.50 weekly
Total Weekly Income: $219.94
The Leverage Formula
Step-by-Step Process:
Start with one program using initial capital
Reinvest profits (not principal) into new programs
Each new program shortens the time to fund the next one
Compound your income streams exponentially
Key Timeline Milestones:
Week 1: Program A starts ($2,499 investment)
Week 4: Program B starts (funded by profits)
Week 7: Program C starts (funded by combined profits)
Week 9: Program D starts (funded even faster)
Pro Tips for Success
1. Profit Allocation Strategy Suggestion
70% for next program funding
20% for emergency fund
10% for personal use/celebration
2. Risk Management
A smart option is to re-coup your original $2,499 first before proceeding with the leverage strategy
Diversify across different program types
Keep detailed records of each income stream
3. Acceleration Tactics
As weekly income increases, funding time decreases
By month 3, you could be funding new $500 programs every 2 weeks
Consider higher-tier programs as your profit base grows
Consider starting with a higher amount to scale bigger and faster
Expected Results Timeline
Month 1: 2 active programs Month 2: 3-4 active programs Month 3: 5-6 active programs Month 6: 10+ active programs
Potential Monthly Income by Month 6: $2,000-3,000+ from reinvested profits alone, while your original $2,499 remains untouched and continues earning.
Remember: This strategy turns one investment into multiple income streams using only the profits generated one time, creating true passive income leverage.
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When was the last time you assessed everything you are doing ‘career wise?’ To keep moving forward, use the following guide to clarify your big-picture, assess your current goals, projects and tools, so you ensure your current efforts are getting you the results you want.
All too often we add new projects and tools at the drop of hat and forget the ones we’ve already got. Take the time to evaluate what you have already gotten involved with, and use the current list of questions to help you get clear on what should STICK and what to remove.
When you clear the mental clutter, and FOCUS on the good ones you have, the feeling of being overwhelmed can quickly disappear.
✍️ Now grab a pen and paper and let’s get started!
🔹 Life & Financial Goals
What is my primary goal right now? (e.g.,debt freedom, house purchase, travel, early retirement)
How much income do I need monthly to reach that goal?
Is this a short-term or long-term goal?
What is my timeline to reach this goal?
What motivates me to reach this goal?
Am I aiming for time freedom, financial freedom, or both?
Do I want to eventually leave my 9–5 or supplement it?
What sacrifices am I willing (or not willing) to make?
Have I written down this goal and reviewed it recently?
How will I feel once I’ve achieved this goal?
🧩 PROJECT ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS
Use these whenever you plan on starting a new project or are evaluating a current one you working with.
🔹 Project Scope & History (make this assessment with all projects)
What is the name of this project and is the primary way it generates income still relevant?
How long has this project been running?
How long have I been involved?
How much time do I dedicate to this each week?
Am I currently in profit? If not, when will I break even?
Do I disregard a project that I’m not familiar with isn’t something I’ve done in the past?
Am I open minded and willing to try, or add a project in a new industry?
🔹 Income & Profitability
What is my current monthly return?
What is the total I’ve invested (time, money, tools)?
Is the income passive, active, or both?
Am I a passive participant or active participant, or both?
Is this a reliable long-term project or short-term?
Do I need to recruit others to earn or can I earn passively only?
Is this a project I feel comfortable sharing with others?
🔹 Marketing & Support
Are marketing materials provided?
Do I need to create my own content?
Is the company or project global or regional?
Does the company offer support or training?
🔹 Personal Role & Effort
Does this project align with my long-term goals?
Am I still as excited about this project as I was when beginning?
Could I be doing more to have results, or have I become bored with the project?
What more could I do to have results?
If I’ve become bored, why?
What benefit does the project have that is appealing to myself and to others?
⚙️ TOOL ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS
Evaluate whether a tool or service is beneficial to keep, or it’s time to remove.
🔹 Cost & Value
Is this a free tool or a paid one?
How often do I use this tool?
How much am I currently spending per month on tools?
Is this cost justified by the results it helps me achieve?
🔹 Functionality & Ease
Is this tool beginner-friendly?
Can it be used for multiple purposes or just one?
Is it saving me time or creating extra work?
Does this tool do or have something that no other tool does or has?
Can I automate or integrate it with other platforms I use?
🔹 Purpose & Outcome
What specific task is this tool helping me with?
Am I using this tool consistently?
Have I gotten tangible results using this tool?
✅ BONUS: Review Routine
Use this template monthly or quarterly to constantly evaluate all your processes.
🧠 Revisit Your Goal
🧪 Evaluate Each Project Using These Questions
🛠️ Audit the Tools You’re Paying For
📊 Eliminate, Improve, or Double Down
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Have you even used ChatGPT to write a video script for you? This is very useful if you don’t know what to talk about.
Just give ChatGPT(or any other A.I. writer tool) a specific prompt for what you want to talk about.
If you don’t like the script, simply adjust your prompt!
Consider this: You do not even need to be on camera at all. You can read your script and video record your computer screen, your pet, or something creative if you don’t want to show your face.
TIP: Ask it to create 30 days worth of video content for you on your subject and use it across many social media channels.
See the example below of a prompt I used, and the video script written for me. I would a adjust a few words, but other than that, I like what it produced. Here’s the prompt: ⬇
Business continues to get easier by the day, but of course, you need to put these methods into action.
The question is, will you, or won’t you?
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20 subtle social media content ideas to designed to attract interest:
My Cozy Corner” Photo: A picture of your workspace (desk, office nook) with a beverage and a hint of your work (laptop screen slightly visible, notebook). Caption: “Finding my focus in my favorite corner today.”
Morning Routine Snippet: A short video or photo of your morning ritual (making coffee, a quick stretch) before you start your workday. Caption: “Setting the tone for a productive day.”
Behind-the-Scenes “Problem Solving”: A photo of you looking thoughtfully at your screen or notes. Caption: “Deep in thought, tackling today’s challenges.”
Learning & Growth Share: A photo of a book you’re reading or a course you’re taking related to your field. Caption: “Always learning and growing in this ever-evolving online world.”
Work Break View: A photo of the view from your window during a break, highlighting something you appreciate. Caption: “Taking a moment to appreciate the little things during my workday.”
Creative Process Teaser: Picture of a flat lay of tools or materials you use (even digital ones) with a caption hinting at your current project. Caption: “Ideas brewing… getting creative today.”
Day in the Life Story Snippets: Short, casual video clips throughout your day showcasing different aspects of your work and life blending.
Weekend Recharge: A photo of you enjoying a hobby or relaxing on the weekend. Caption: “Recharging and ready for another week!”
Pet or Plant Companion: A photo featuring your pet or a plant in your workspace. Caption: “My loyal co-worker keeping me company.”
‘Simple Joys’ Post: A photo of something that brings you joy during your day (a sunny spot, a good cup of tea). Caption: “Finding joy in the simple moments.”
My Current Soundtrack: Share a screenshot of the music you’re listening to while working. Caption: “What’s on your work playlist today?”
A Thoughtful Question: Pose an open-ended question related to your industry or a topic you’re passionate about. Caption: “Curious to hear your thoughts on…”
A Helpful Tip (Subtly Related): Share a general productivity or organization tip that resonates with your work style. Caption: “A little tip that helps me stay on track.”
My Desk Essentials: A photo of a few of your favorite and most-used work items. Caption: “A few of my essentials for getting things done.”
Celebrating a Small Win: A casual mention of achieving a goal or milestone. Caption: “Small wins feel good! Celebrating a little progress today.”
Learning from Mistakes” Reflection: Share a brief, relatable anecdote about a challenge you overcame. Caption: “Sometimes the best lessons come from the stumbles.”
Community Engagement: Share a post from someone else in your niche that you found valuable (with credit). Caption: “Found this insightful share from [User’s Handle]!”
Evening ‘Wind-Down’: A photo of your evening routine after work. Caption: “Switching gears and winding down for the evening.”
A Behind-the-Scenes Look (No Specifics): A vague but intriguing glimpse into something you’re working on. Caption: “Excited about what’s in the works!”
Share a Quote That Resonates: Post a quote that reflects your work ethic or personal philosophy. Caption: “This really resonated with me today.”
These are just a few of the MANY ideas that should inspire you when creating your own posts.
Others ideas include:
Congratulating a member on your team for getting started or acheiving a rank, etc.
Posting traveling pics or day outings
Thanking your upline or member of your team for a task or for introducing you to your business.
Old photo/photo’s or video of yourself before your current career
Mention a webinar you attended and that you are excited for ‘what’s to come’
A marketing tip that you found helpful
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Here is a list of the things I did when I was first starting out in this industry:
I opened a brand new Facebook account and focused on only adding people who were like-minded with the interests of online business, work from home, make money online, MLM, affiliate marketing, internet marketing, crypto enthusiasts and home based business.
I searched and located MANY groups within these fields and joined those groups. Making certain that these groups were generic and not geared toward a specific company. The reason for this, is because my goal was to create influencer posts within these groups and to create connections.
I would create an enticing post regarding an opportunity (never mentioning the name of the company). Copy and pasted the same post into 100 groups per day, every single day for months and had it lead to a capture page which put them on my autoresponder list.
At the same time, while in those groups, I would comment and ‘like’ several posts within that group so that people would start seeing my posts.
Because I was doing #4, people would visit my profile, so it was essential that my profile/timeline was fully optimized to present myself and my business as one that people would want more information about. Taking the time to create the best profile possible to represent myself and what I do (meaning; working from home, the goal of retiring, building an online business, etc.)
I made sure to join groups of any of the projects I worked with, while also developing relationships with others in the same company. Why? Because when you have established relationships, people are more likely to be curious about other opportunities you come across.
I took the same content I created (blog posts, timeline posts, videos) and posted them across Twitter, LinkedIn and YouTube because I only had to create it ONCE.
I used a free screen record software and started creating short videos on ‘Internet Marketing Tips’ and posted both on YouTube and my other social media channels. Now a days, you could simply ask ChatGPT or Gemini for easy tutorial topics to create and then make them.
No matter what company I was working with, I made myself stand out by giving value. If someone had a question, I would give the answer, create helpful tips, tutorial videos, create graphics, make myself known to the leaders and volunteer my services as a moderator. This allowed for me to catch the eye of others as an ‘authority’ in the business and the industry of online marketing, leading to further relationships and business dealings.
I attended as many events in person as I was able to.
These are just some of things I did. I rarely bought online leads or traffic back then, because I was starting on a very small budget.
Even though free methods were more time consuming, I was willing to do them, and I did do them, without fail, without complaints, and without giving up.
It was a little more work in those days, but the methods still apply. If I had to do it all over again, I’d build several businesses at once using this lead and team building approach.
These questions can serve as a powerful framework for reflection and goal-setting as you transition into a new year. Taking the time to answer them thoughtfully can lead to profound insights and a clearer vision for your future. Here’s a breakdown of how to approach each question effectively:
1. What brings you joy and energy?
Reflect on moments when you feel most alive and engaged. Consider hobbies, activities, and interactions that uplift you.
2. What does NOT bring you joy and energy?
Identify tasks, relationships, or environments that drain you. Understanding these can help you make better choices moving forward.
3. What would you choose to do if you were already financially free?
Imagine a life without financial constraints. What passions or dreams would you pursue? This can clarify what truly matters to you.
4. How much money do you want to make, and can your business model support that?
Set specific financial goals. Evaluate your current business model and identify any necessary adjustments to align with your goals.
5. Who do you want your customers to be?
Define your ideal customer profile. Consider their demographics, values, and how they align with your offerings.
6. How often do you want to work?
Determine your desired work-life balance. This will help you establish boundaries and prioritize your time accordingly.
7.What are you doing in life when you’re not working that will provide you with joy?
List activities or hobbies that fulfill you outside of work. Ensure you carve out time for these joy-bringing pursuits.
8. What’s your financial freedom plan?
Outline a clear strategy for achieving financial independence. This could include savings, investments, and passive income streams.
9. What’s your biggest area of weakness where addressing it would radically improve your life?
Acknowledge and confront your weaknesses. Consider seeking mentorship, education, or resources to improve in these areas.
10. What do you need to let go of that’s holding you back?
This is a BIG one! Identify habits, beliefs, or relationships that hinder your progress. Letting go can create space for growth.
11. What actions do you need to take in order to bring this vision to life?
Break down your goals into actionable steps. Set deadlines and hold yourself accountable to ensure progress.
After answering these questions, consider creating a vision board or a written plan to visualize your goals. Regularly revisiting and updating your answers can also help you stay aligned with your evolving aspirations.
Remember, personal growth is a journey, and it’s okay to adjust your plans as you learn more about yourself and your desires. Embrace the process, and take proactive steps towards the life you envision.
