the question of funds. Like it or not, it takes money to successfully run a business. If you're trying to split your funds between multiple businesses, there is only so much money you can put into each one.

My point is this. If you want to earn an income online, pick one thing, work on it, find a way to make it successful and then once you've done that, find a way to automate the process and THEN move on to something else. You'll have time to do it PLUS you'll have pr

If you were to put me up against a brick wall with a gun to my head and said to me, "Okay, tell me what the ONE thing is that I need to do in order to make money online" and gave me just 3 seconds to answer, I would have to say, without hesitation, focus. If you don't exactly know what I mean by that, don't worry, by the time you are done reading this article, you will know EXACTLY what I am talking about.

I don't have to go far to give you a story about lack of focus. I can walk right into my own backyard and give you a dandy. This was a little over 4 years ago when I first started to try to make a living on the Internet. I had no clue what I was doing and focus wasn't even in my vocabulary.

I found this site, through a search engine, called "Paid Response." You type ads and get paid for each one that gets a response. Simple, right? Well, it wasn't so simple. But that's not the point. After just a few days of doing this, and not getting anywhere, I immediately decided that this wasn't working and started to look at other things. Mind you, I still did the Paid Response thing. I just looked for "other" opportunities. Well, I found this other one called "Instant Pay Day" and I tried that. And then I found another one called "BTR" and I tried that. This went on and on. After about 5 months online, I was involved in no fewer than 50 different opportunities. Guess how many of them I was successful with.

You got it, NONE!

Now, I'm not saying that none of the things I was involved with couldn't have been made into a successful business, but the problem was focus. I didn't have any. You can't work on 50 things at one time, especially when you're first starting out online and expect to do any of them well. Why? For starters, there are only so many hours in the day. If you're involved in that many things, you can't give any of them the time that they need. Then there is the question of funds. Like it or not, it takes money to successfully run a business. If you're trying to split your funds between multiple businesses, there is only so much money you can put into each one.

My point is this. If you want to earn an income online, pick one thing, work on it, find a way to make it successful and then once you've done that, find a way to automate the process and THEN move on to something else. You'll have time to do it PLUS you'll have pro

I can walk right into my own backyard and give you a dandy. This was a little over 4 years ago when I first started to try to make a living on the Internet. I had no clue what I was doing and focus wasn't even in my vocabulary.

I found this site, through a search engine, called "Paid Response." You type ads and get paid for each one that gets a response. Simple, right? Well, it wasn't so simple. But that's not the point. After just a few days of doing this, and not getting anywhere, I immediately decided that this wasn't working and started to look at other things. Mind you, I still did the Paid Response thing. I just looked for "other" opportunities. Well, I found this other one called "Instant Pay Day" and I tried that. And then I found another one called "BTR" and I tried that. This went on and on. After about 5 months online, I was involved in no fewer than 50 different opportunities. Guess how many of them I was successful with.

You got it, NONE!

Now, I'm not saying that none of the things I was involved with couldn't have been made into a successful business, but the problem was focus. I didn't have any. You can't work on 50 things at one time, especially when you're first starting out online and expect to do any of them well. Why? For starters, there are only so many hours in the day. If you're involved in that many things, you can't give any of them the time that they need. Then there is the question of funds. Like it or not, it takes money to successfully run a business. If you're trying to split your funds between multiple businesses, there is only so much money you can put into each one.

My point is this. If you want to earn an income online, pick one thing, work on it, find a way to make it successful and then once you've done that, find a way to automate the process and THEN move on to something else. You'll have time to do it PLUS you'll have pr

tting anywhere, I immediately decided that this wasn't working and started to look at other things. Mind you, I still did the Paid Response thing. I just looked for "other" opportunities. Well, I found this other one called "Instant Pay Day" and I tried that. And then I found another one called "BTR" and I tried that. This went on and on. After about 5 months online, I was involved in no fewer than 50 different opportunities. Guess how many of them I was successful with.

You got it, NONE!

Now, I'm not saying that none of the things I was involved with couldn't have been made into a successful business, but the problem was focus. I didn't have any. You can't work on 50 things at one time, especially when you're first starting out online and expect to do any of them well. Why? For starters, there are only so many hours in the day. If you're involved in that many things, you can't give any of them the time that they need. Then there is the question of funds. Like it or not, it takes money to successfully run a business. If you're trying to split your funds between multiple businesses, there is only so much money you can put into each one.

My point is this. If you want to earn an income online, pick one thing, work on it, find a way to make it successful and then once you've done that, find a way to automate the process and THEN move on to something else. You'll have time to do it PLUS you'll have pr

You got it, NONE!

Now, I'm not saying that none of the things I was involved with couldn't have been made into a successful business, but the problem was focus. I didn't have any. You can't work on 50 things at one time, especially when you're first starting out online and expect to do any of them well. Why? For starters, there are only so many hours in the day. If you're involved in that many things, you can't give any of them the time that they need. Then there is the question of funds. Like it or not, it takes money to successfully run a business. If you're trying to split your funds between multiple businesses, there is only so much money you can put into each one.

My point is this. If you want to earn an income online, pick one thing, work on it, find a way to make it successful and then once you've done that, find a way to automate the process and THEN move on to something else. You'll have time to do it PLUS you'll have pr

the question of funds. Like it or not, it takes money to successfully run a business. If you're trying to split your funds between multiple businesses, there is only so much money you can put into each one.

My point is this. If you want to earn an income online, pick one thing, work on it, find a way to make it successful and then once you've done that, find a way to automate the process and THEN move on to something else. You'll have time to do it PLUS you'll have profits from your first business to put into your second business. As time goes on, you can expand even more. This is how people build huge online incomes.

But they start with one thing at a time.

It's called focus.

Try it sometime. You might be surprised at the results.

To YOUR Success,

Steven Wagenheim