Posts Tagged ‘Clients’
How Much Are You Making Online
March 27th, 2009 | 
Author: I do and have done quite a bit of one on one coaching and before I get started with a new client I have a list of things I ask them so I can assess what they need. When I get to the question ‘How Much Are You Making Online’ the person I am asking almost always seems to get uncomfortable. There seems to be a very large taboo over admitting to failure and/or ignorance, which is silly.
No one knows how to use/do something until the learn it.
No one knows success until they have achieved their failures.
Together with mentoring people to a place where they have a system that works for them to follow, I also teach them how to motivate themselves, which in turn makes them more productive. Out of the 18 students I have had, not including my current ones, 15 have gone on to making a full time living online, 2 have given up to go back to work full time and the last one has disappeared off the face of the planet.
I try to write a lot of tutorials and ’systems to follow’ type posts because I know that this is what helps my mentoring students. They are all like I was about 18 months ago, lost, but now they have purpose and have stopped spending on things they do not need or do not have he time right now to implement, which is also important.
Today two of my students, of the 18 above, have just finished their mentoring. One of them has come on so far that he has paid off about $20,000 in debt and is now earning enough to support his family without having to rely on credit (he has been my best student and I am very proud). He is capable of building (scaling up) his business as much as he wants now he can focus.
I did ask my students if any them would be happy to share their story ‘in public’, but they all declined. In a time where everyone is a guru and niches are stolen right from under you, everyone preferred to stay in the dark. One of them promised a video testimonial though, where they are balcked out and their voice is all scrambled, but she has never done something like this before, so has set off to learn how to do it.
So, as of today, I have two spots open for mentoring. This is the first time I have offered it on my site because normally I find students through forums and the like where they need help and I am available to provide it to them, but after one of my subscibers said she wanted to learn anything I could teach her I thought maybe someone I had not yet had the pleasure to meet online would be interested.
If you are interested please contact me using the form here, giving some details about where you are and what you are finding hard to overcome and we can go from there.
I do not charge ridiculous prices. My fees are based on the individual means and needs of my students and how much time you and I can both commit to it. Some people take longer than others to learn things while others take it in like sponges. We are all different.
Well, it’s Friday again. Thankfully the weather forecast is good, so I can take the kids to the park and let them out on their bikes so they can knacker themselves out. Having to stay in on a rainy weekend makes them go crazy … and me … lol. Have a good one and we’ll catch up next week.
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The Best Mozilla Firefox BackUp Tool
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I haven’t written for a few days because I have been backing up my laptop in order to put it back to factory settings because it was doing some very strange things. It has now been completed and believe it or not one of my biggest worries was that I would loose all my internet browsing history and passwords. I know how to back up my bookmarks and although I would have been upset to loose them the history and passwords, to me, is worth much more.
I use Mozilla Firefox because I love all the add ons and customisation options. After a short search on good old Google I found an add on to back up my user profile, but after reading the reviews it seemed that many had issues, but someone mentioned MozBackup (you can read about it here) working perfectly first time so I downloaded both and made a backup using both.
Now that my laptop is fully restored, the first thing I wanted to do was to get my history back, so I crossed my fingers and ran through MozBackup … it worked 
Yes, it worked first time without any issues and everything was restored in one go; history, passwords, bookmarks, cookies (if you choose them), options and add ons. The only issue I had was that it did not keep my rss feeds in the rss feed reader that you can add on, but that was fine as I had made a separate back up of them just in case. Just by having my history and passwords all in order I can forgive that very very small shortcoming.
I therefore recommend everyone to use Mozilla Firefox and to download MozBackup and make regular back ups of your user profile. That way if anything bad happens you can restore it all in just a few clicks.
If you do not yet have Mozilla Forefox, in my opinion the best browser around today, you can download it for free by clicking on the button on the top right hand navigation menu.
Posted in Useful Tools | 
Tags: Add-on, Browsers, Clients, Firefox, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, RSS, WWW | 
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