Comments on: What’s YOUR Excuse? (Powerful 1 Minute Video) http://advancedincome.com/346/whats-your-excuse-powerful-1-minute-video/ This is where a keyword rich, cleverly SEO-d for SERPs optimized title is supposed to be for use with SEM and PPC or PPV so you can get OPP and OPM... Whatever! Welcome to my world. Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:23:01 +0000 hourly 1 By: Yisel Guajardo http://advancedincome.com/346/whats-your-excuse-powerful-1-minute-video/comment-page-1/#comment-182 Yisel Guajardo Fri, 21 Aug 2009 11:58:52 +0000 http://advancedincome.com/?p=346#comment-182 Thanks John!<br><br>You are right. Using pain and pleasure correctly is a great way to get ourselves do the things that will get us what we want. Thanks John!

You are right. Using pain and pleasure correctly is a great way to get ourselves do the things that will get us what we want.

]]> By: Yisel Guajardo http://advancedincome.com/346/whats-your-excuse-powerful-1-minute-video/comment-page-1/#comment-104 Yisel Guajardo Fri, 21 Aug 2009 06:58:52 +0000 http://advancedincome.com/?p=346#comment-104 Thanks John!<br><br>You are right. Using pain and pleasure correctly is a great way to get ourselves do the things that will get us what we want. Thanks John!

You are right. Using pain and pleasure correctly is a great way to get ourselves do the things that will get us what we want.

]]> By: johnchatman http://advancedincome.com/346/whats-your-excuse-powerful-1-minute-video/comment-page-1/#comment-103 johnchatman Thu, 13 Aug 2009 21:57:06 +0000 http://advancedincome.com/?p=346#comment-103 Yisel,<br>Thanks for posting this video. It is all too often that folks give in to excuses on why they can't do something. I know that I have been guilty of it myself in the past. What I have found that works for me is if I focus not only on the benefit of the project but also on the downside of not completing it. With the two forces of both pain (not getting it done) & pleasure (accomplishing the task at hand) working there is a higher likelihood of success.<br><br>I look forward to learning and sharing more with you in the future.<br><br>To Our Success,<br><br>John Yisel,
Thanks for posting this video. It is all too often that folks give in to excuses on why they can't do something. I know that I have been guilty of it myself in the past. What I have found that works for me is if I focus not only on the benefit of the project but also on the downside of not completing it. With the two forces of both pain (not getting it done) & pleasure (accomplishing the task at hand) working there is a higher likelihood of success.

I look forward to learning and sharing more with you in the future.

To Our Success,

John

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