We all only have 24 hours each day, seven days each week, 52 weeks each year and, according to some four score years + 10. Everything we decide to do today means that something else has to be left out. For every decision, there are good things and bad things, plusses and minuses. That’s what is called balance. We all try to stay on the positive side of the ledger, but negative things will always be there. When making decisions, we try to work the balance out. What do I have to give up to get this benefit? Is the trade-off worth it? What is the long term like? The main problem is that we never have all the information, so everything is based on guesses and past experience. Unfortunately, that can mean we miss out on good things because of a previous bad experience. During the GFC stock market crash, I saw that Apple, Google, Amazon and Microsoft shares also plummeted. I knew that the Subprime mortgage crisis hadn’t damaged their core business and that they would bounce back. But I had been burned years before when the market turned down, so I didn’t take action to buy their shares. I missed out on tripling any money I could have invested. That chance will come again, and this time I’m ready. What opportunities have you let slide because of fear of making a mistake? Here is a PDF that will help you make the right decision more often than not. It’s targeted at deciding when to quit something but the method used can also help you decide when to take action. This is a direct download link https://nomad-productions.convertri.com/download. Enjoy. Regards, P.S. The other thing that shouldn’t take a considerable amount of pondering over is the 4-in-1 funnel Neill has put together for all beginners or anyone who isn’t generating a regular income yet. It’s a complete package that includes a personalised lead magnet, the sales page, the delivery system and the first seven emails for your autoresponder. It’ll take you about an hour to have it built and ready to take visitors. |
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