What is stopping you from making a living online?

[kennedy]

People have a really hard time generating an income online.

The statistics both online and off is that 95% of people fail when setting up their business.

I have my own theories why this happens but I would be interested in why you find it hard accomplishing your goal?

Is it time, product or all the little things you have to learn to be successful?

[tony]

Interesting question.

If we had the answer to that one we could sell it to the 95% who fail online!

I personally think that information overload and slick salesmanship can get a person completely stuck on the merry-go-round of latest deals and offers etc. I fed myself on a diet of emails for many months before restricting them to 2 ‘gurus’.(imo Dave Vallieres is the best!) Life for me is so much easier now.

It is easy to loose focus on what the aim is: To sell to people who want to buy.
I cant remember who said it but ‘Find out where the money is being spent and stand in front of it…’ or something like that.

Choosing the right product in the past was always a problem. Who to trust. Is it crap etc. This would take days. Here is a site that can help with the decision process, it’s called <affiliate link removed> . It is a free Internet marketing review site. Products are rated by hundreds of end users. It will give you a pretty good idea of what works for people before you spend your money.

[TWD-Tony]

I'm getting sick and tired of removing affiliate links for that site - Please stop posting affiliate links or your post's will be removed.

[GregLeh]

I can not keep myself to one plan, so that is stopping me from making a living online.

[Andyz]

I have too litte money to invest. But that's not stopping me. Could only get faster with some more money.

[www.infoebookstore.co.uk]

TWD-Tony

Can you give us some clues as to the product in the affiliate link that you removed?

I know this was a set up question and answer, probably by the same person, but I agree with GregLeh, I struggle to focus on one thing at a time. I now have too many website sites and interests ongoing and it becomes similar to "jack of all trades and master of none" when you spread yourself to thin.

Jim