When I first started out online around 15 year ago, I had no idea what I wanted to do.
I would just browse forums, looking at ways to make money online, buy lots of products and quite frankly, waste a lot of time and money.
But I came across WordPress and began to build lots of small blogs.
I chose to LEARN all I could about the platform and how it worked.
Before I knew it, I had built hundreds of blogs, sold lots of them and was making my first income online.
Then Google Adsense came along and boy did I make the most out of it.
I decided to DO lots of work, made hundreds more blogs and peaked at 4 figures a day in Adsense income.
Then the crash happened. Google shut down my account and I lost a lot of money.
But I had the skills by this time and switched to other affiliate income streams on the blogs. It wasn’t as much as Adsense but it was still income.
Then a chance few messages on the Warrior Forum came about with my, now, business partner.
He said “Why don’t you TEACH people how to make them?”.
It’s not something I had done before but we put together a course on how to do it and launched it on Clickbank.
It took off big time and was, at the time, one of the top sellers in the Clickbank marketplace.
Since then, the TEACHING aspect has been a big part of my income. But I wouldn’t be able to do that if at first I didn’t LEARN and DO.
So here’s the point of this post….
You can make a lot of money and help a lot of people if you LEARN, DO and TEACH.
LEARN a new skill. Master how to DO it. Then you can TEACH it to thousands of people who will gladly pay you for it.
You only need ONE skill to change your life.
LEARN. DO. TEACH.
2 Comments
Marian · April 26, 2019 at 10:16 am
Great post Tony, thanks!
BTW, what Adsense didn’t like about your blogs?
Tony Newton · May 4, 2019 at 11:45 am
Thanks Marian
I was using software that automated sites with non-unique content. Basically ‘Made For Adsense’ websites which they didn’t like.
I took advantage whilst I could but knew that someday they would probably terminate my account.
Tony