Ahhh Steven if only it were that easy. First, you have to be able to AFFORD to outsource the things you don’t like to do so you can focus only on those things you want to do. I’m lucky to be at that point now, but it’s taken some time. That’s why many stay stuck; they’re too busy to do what’s necessary to get to the next level, but can’t afford to pay someone to take over those duties. It’s a catch-22.

Riggie, I’m still trying to solve that affiliate puzzle. I’ve tried several programs but have never made any real money with any of them. That’s part of the reason I decided to start writing and promoting my own products. I’m gonna give it another shot soon though, as there are some excellent products out there that complement my offerings.

Colorado you’re so right. I can’t do anything without my to-do list. I’d be completely lost!

Thanks for adding to the conversation everybody.

Yuwanda

Jose

Match up the strengths of others with your weakesses and vice versa and you’ll be well on your way!

I feel you can only get to a seven-figure income if you have a website which dominates a certain niche and you sell products or services from that site, or possibly advertising and 3rd party affiliate products.

Another way could be if you have a high-priced product or service you can send targeted traffic paid and free traffic to…

-Riggie

@Life on Mars: Dudette, I so hear ya! And I proudly admit it. After all, a wise man once said it is the wise man who recognizes his shortcomings.

Yuwanda