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]]> By: Mark McWilliams http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/comment-page-1/#comment-10936 Mark McWilliams Thu, 11 Sep 2008 16:37:33 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/#comment-10936 GREAT post Frank! :D I have to admit that I am guilty of trying to do too many things at the one time! I can't seem to stop myself, just like checking my email every bloomin 5 minutes! <i>(Talk about wasting my time or what?!)</i> The worst thing is that I <b>KNOW</b> I'm doing it, yet I can't stop myself?! Maybe I need to come up with some kind of plan, that will hopefully help stop this and turn me a little more productive. It's not easy when you have loads of ideas and you can't even go and make them work, as you start mixing and matching! Grr... LOL Thanks Mark

GREAT post Frank! :D

I have to admit that I am guilty of trying to do too many things at the one time! I can't seem to stop myself, just like checking my email every bloomin 5 minutes! (Talk about wasting my time or what?!)

The worst thing is that I KNOW I'm doing it, yet I can't stop myself?! Maybe I need to come up with some kind of plan, that will hopefully help stop this and turn me a little more productive.

It's not easy when you have loads of ideas and you can't even go and make them work, as you start mixing and matching! Grr… LOL

Thanks
Mark

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]]> By: Frank Haywood http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/comment-page-1/#comment-10932 Frank Haywood Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:33:59 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/#comment-10932 <b>Mathew</b>: Thanks for that. Can I make a suggestion? Choose the smallest of your projects and make it "good enough". It doesn't have to be a killer product. The whole point of doing it would be for you to learn all the steps you need to take to get it out there. Even if the product is a flop, the learning you'll gain will be invaluable for your next one. Persistence is your friend. ;) -Frank

Mathew:

Thanks for that. Can I make a suggestion? Choose the smallest of your projects and make it "good enough".

It doesn't have to be a killer product. The whole point of doing it would be for you to learn all the steps you need to take to get it out there.

Even if the product is a flop, the learning you'll gain will be invaluable for your next one.

Persistence is your friend. ;)

-Frank

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]]> By: Mathew Mathias http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/comment-page-1/#comment-10930 Mathew Mathias Thu, 11 Sep 2008 00:01:36 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/#comment-10930 Another great post Frank, I've been with you now since your 7 products in 7 days. At the moment I have at least six projects in various stages of completion, I must now focus on one and try and get it to market within the 30 days. at present it's taking me 6 months and because of this I'm loosing out on thousands. I have gained so much information in the last 12 months and have even used your ebook template for my last project. Keep it up Frank.

Another great post Frank, I've been with you now since your 7 products in 7 days.

At the moment I have at least six projects in various stages of completion, I must now focus on one and try and get it to market within the 30 days. at present it's taking me 6 months and because of this I'm loosing out on thousands.

I have gained so much information in the last 12 months and have even used your ebook template for my last project. Keep it up Frank.

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]]> By: Frank Haywood http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/comment-page-1/#comment-10929 Frank Haywood Wed, 10 Sep 2008 07:40:41 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/#comment-10929 <b>Geoff</b>: It's not that hard you know. Yes you have to put some effort in, but if you keep yourself to a tight deadline it's amazing what you can do. Somebody said to me that any task will expand to fit the time you give it. I totally agree. So the best thing to do is give yourself a few hours to complete a task instead of a few days. Imagine that someone is going to give you a real hard time if you don't complete. You know what? It focusses you wonderfully and you get the job done. <b>Olivier</b>: In my "7 Products" exercise, I completed the first one (including the sales page and autoresponder set up) in a day. The core message here in everything I've written is... "don't pick large projects". To begin with, pick something small that you can complete quickly. A regular on here and one of my students (Jonathan Paston), knows exactly how to rewrite a product and put the sales page copy together and he does it every weekend. He just picks projects he knows he can complete quickly and then goes for it. Yes, he has a day job too. You CAN do it. It really is a mindset thing. -Frank

Geoff:

It's not that hard you know. Yes you have to put some effort in, but if you keep yourself to a tight deadline it's amazing what you can do.

Somebody said to me that any task will expand to fit the time you give it. I totally agree.

So the best thing to do is give yourself a few hours to complete a task instead of a few days. Imagine that someone is going to give you a real hard time if you don't complete.

You know what? It focusses you wonderfully and you get the job done.

Olivier:

In my "7 Products" exercise, I completed the first one (including the sales page and autoresponder set up) in a day.

The core message here in everything I've written is… "don't pick large projects".

To begin with, pick something small that you can complete quickly.

A regular on here and one of my students (Jonathan Paston), knows exactly how to rewrite a product and put the sales page copy together and he does it every weekend.

He just picks projects he knows he can complete quickly and then goes for it. Yes, he has a day job too.

You CAN do it. It really is a mindset thing.

-Frank

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]]> By: Olivier @ brainwave meditation http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/comment-page-1/#comment-10928 Olivier @ brainwave meditation Tue, 09 Sep 2008 21:04:42 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/#comment-10928 I guess you mean 30 full days. I still have a day job and I do not see how to finish such big projects in under 30 days. But I agree on the essence: keep yourself on track.

I guess you mean 30 full days. I still have a day job and I do not see how to finish such big projects in under 30 days.
But I agree on the essence: keep yourself on track.

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]]> By: Geoff Robertson@self improvement http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/comment-page-1/#comment-10927 Geoff Robertson@self improvement Tue, 09 Sep 2008 13:33:30 +0000 http://www.frankhaywood.com/how-to-turn-plr-into-cash/#comment-10927 Wow, you put a lot of time into this post Frank. There are some great hints on that site, just on the sales page, as you already said. It sounds like a lot of work, but then for $3k income in a week, it is worth it. Geoff

Wow, you put a lot of time into this post Frank. There are some great hints on that site, just on the sales page, as you already said. It sounds like a lot of work, but then for $3k income in a week, it is worth it.

Geoff

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