The best is not necessarily the fastest and vice versa. It is also true to say that what is best for you may not be best for me. Once you've discovered which method you're most comfortable with, you find your skills will greatly improve.
If you're more at home with advertising rather then recruiting or setting up a store, you will find that-as time goes on-your skills improve and this becomes not only your best way but also your fastest way of making money.
Albeit a good idea to be well versed in all the income streams, I believe in adopting Pareto's 80/20 principle which translates in this instant: you get 80% of your results from the top 20% of your sources. So instead of spreading oneself out too thin, focus on the 20% that you're strongest in and you will get 80% of your results from this. There will be a lot who disagree with this and many who don't but surprisingly, it works in so many different applications.
You need to find out where your strength lies and build from there. As I said before, "What is the best method for one person, is not necessarily the best for another...and when you apply yourself to a method and become skilful in that method-this will become your fastest.
This is just my opinion but I sincerely hope it helps you.
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Hi Marlene,
The best is not necessarily the fastest and vice versa. It is also true to say that what is best for you may not be best for me. Once you've discovered which method you're most comfortable with, you find your skills will greatly improve.
If you're more at home with advertising rather then recruiting or setting up a store, you will find that-as time goes on-your skills improve and this becomes not only your best way but also your fastest way of making money.
