I think it does two things: One, if you have confidence you’re much more likely to act; to “take the plunge”. So if your approach is right, you’ll see benefits quicker. And that gives you even more confidence!

Also, having confidence means other people will believe in you, and are more likely to cooperate with you, which means you can more easily make your ideas come to fruition.

That’s great to hear, I think we hear too many of the “how quickly I made money” stories, that reality is a hard row to hoe. But I’ve many stories of success in the internet marketing field taking several years for real success, which motivates me even more, believe it or not!

As a tailor, I used to get my work nit-picked by one men’s store owner until I learned to take a deep breath when I grasped his doorknob, then walk into his store like a tigress.

Imagine my astonishment and relief when instead of picking, he took to praising my work. I managed to get back outside before I guffawed.

The same has often happened to me when I created my own products – interesting.

IMHO, I believe a lot of people don’t succeed because they are looking for instant success and instant results.

What percentage of society do you think would keep plugging away like you did for three years to get the results you wanted? My guess is it is less than 1%.

Look at your gas station/quikmart chains. 7/11 may have invented the concept but there are plenty of imitators taking a nice fat check home every week.

McDonalds. How many fast food chains simply imitated McDonalds formula and, again, put their own twist on it?

Dreamers create a new concept or idea. Most of them crash and burn and take down the people that were foolish enough to invest in that “dream.”

Successful people copy a winner and just try to improve on the idea.

BTW, I’m going to try the automatic article submitter through your affiliate link – I’m looking forward to it and the two bonuses you offer.