Comments on: The One and Only Guaranteed Way to Succeed with Renegade Professional (or Anything)

By: ericwalker

ericwalker — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 22:48:29 +0000

Hi Jennifer,

I was in the same place once upon where I was floundering and had only 5 pieces of content to my name on the web. Then I heard about the Super Guides, and caught fire. If you’re making Super Guides a goal, you will benefit in more ways than one. Best luck and will keep an eye for your application.

By: jennifer

jennifer — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 21:32:14 +0000

Thank you Eric. I have been floundering and found focus by applying for superguides. As I get my application together I am developing “You Inc” and “We Inc”.
Thank you
Jenn

By: Derek Fobert

Derek Fobert — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 01:55:52 +0000

Hi, Eric.

Your news letter came in at a good time. Whenever one feels like pulling the plug, with the feeling of… ‘what’s the point! I am not getting anywhere!’ And then along comes an article to lift your spirits. I feel that these news articles were meant to land in my inbox.

I thank you for plugging me back in, and reuniting me with my visions once again.

Wishing Everyone Good Health And Prosperity
Derek

By: Dean Duhart

Dean Duhart — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 00:51:25 +0000

I’m one of those you refer to as floundering, picking, and poking, so I tend to agree with your advise to “customize/personalize” the training. As you know, the variety of choices on the Renegade Professional Back-Office” is pretty overwhelming, as well are the number of links on this e-mail. Which one to choose first, what path to follow, etc.?? But I definitely want to start, somewhere, and stay on a routine. Help would be welcomed. Thank You, Dean

By: Pat Campbell

Pat Campbell — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:01:55 +0000

I know that Renegade Professional is the place that I focus on to cut out all the “noise” of the Internet when it comes to Internet marketing training.

Eric, you nail it when you point out “owning” the outcome of all personal Internet marketing activity. As a business owner, the responsibility is ours alone to achieve our business plan. It is our responsibility to find the tools, training and coaching to move us forward.

Renegade Professional, with Coaching Cognition, and other services is a one stop Business Center for all marketers.

By: Deborah Tutnauer, LCSW

Deborah Tutnauer, LCSW — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:18:38 +0000

You hit the nail on the head Eric. Marketing is about personal branding. Personal branding requires that you get clear about your everything from your goals, to you training, to your learning style and personality type. A good training program and/or coach will start where you are, and help you find the right path for your specific journey.

Anything that is “cookie-cutter” or copycat in our present web 2.0 world will not cut the mustard..or so to speak.

Peace and Abundance,
Deborah Tutnauer, LCSW

By: Michael Wilson

Michael Wilson — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:51:06 +0000

Eric,
Great guidance.

Getting a clear picture of where you want to go and creating a specific plan to get there is so critical to success. It’s the key to working in the ‘noisy’ internet environment and staying focused.

In reality, many people have probably watched the webinar about customizing your own training and ‘got it’ intellectually but still had trouble implementing it. I know that was true for me.

Nearly everyone that succeeds can point to a Coach, Guide, or Peers that provided the keys to creating their own plan or support as they got over the first hurdles.

I agree with you – ‘Owning It’ is required. And the sooner you get help, the faster you’ll create something you are proud to own!

Michael Wilson

By: Jim Watkins

Jim Watkins — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:31:46 +0000

Without a doubt you have targeted the main reason people do not succeed with online marketing. Distractions is a major force to deal with when working toward a goal. On the internet distractions are overwhelming. Every day people are bombarded with emails, pokes, instant messages, etc.

Recently, I realized that one of my biggest problems in getting things done was the number (and increasing daily) of email lists that I was subscribed. I have started asking myself every time a new distraction (opportunity) presents itself, “How is this going to help me achieve my goals?” The real secret is not letting my focus on not being distracted, becoming a distraction.

This article and the Get Started Right map in Renegade Professional are great helps in taking the right steps to becoming a success not only online but in life.

Jim