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Everyone starts working online to become successful, and some of us eventually do. But when you come back after being successful to post about your journey, it could backfire on you and make you not want to come back to the discussion or forum. Now you're probably asking "Why do you think it could backfire?" well, let's go over that
Your Success!
It's awesome that you've made a bunch of money online, or even enough to just pay your bills. Whatever you think is enough money for you to be successful is up to you, no one else. If you made an extra $100 and think you're successful online, you are. If you think making $10,000 extra a month isn't success just yet, then keep pushing! No one can really tell you if you're successful or not, it's up to you to determine that. I do have to stress that you should keep your day job until you start making more online than at your 9 to 5.
Why can it backfire?
It can backfire easily because of trolls mainly. Trolls are mythical beasts who want you to answer a riddle in order to cross their bridge and they're also people online who just want to anger you for no reason because they're j*ck*sses. Now you will always deal with trolls when working online, but you'll learn to deal with them by ignoring them completely. By ignoring a troll you actually anger them which is pretty great.
Another reason it could backfire is because people will see your success and then want you to divulge all of your information so that they can do the same thing. Some of these people will genuinely just want to make some money online and not realize they are just asking your for your entire blueprint for success. So when you deny to divulge all of your information they become angered and start saying you're a fake and you're just trying to collect emails or make more sales blah blah blah lol. If you're successful and you want to share, go for it, but don't share your methods or even your niche. If you're selling anime watches then you can just tell someone you're selling electronics at a higher price than you get them and you also have upsells in place to make more at checkout. If they can't get the idea after that bit of information, then they don't have an original thought in their head to make it on their own.
What if I share all my info?
Well if you decide to take pity on someone who claims they are just starting out and need some help making money and you share your entire method.... You're just creating competition for yourself and in the end they could be taking money out of your pocket. You were the nice one but they didn't want to target a different niche since they knew you were already successful in yours. People online will stab you in the back and not think twice about it, so if you do share a method, do NOT share your niche or products with them.
In conclusion, sharing your success stories is welcomed here I love reading them because I never want to see anyone fail. I want everyone to make a sh*t ton of money and take pictures of themselves on vacation with a sign saying "Thanks Razzy!" lmao If you want to share your story, try to give enough so people get the idea, but don't share too much because you'll just create competition. If your story backfires because of unintelligent people who just want to be spoon fed a method, just ignore them and carry on with your life
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I would tell you that even in the offline world, many people will not think twice to stab you on the back...
Being nice is ok; but being way too nice can really backfire, you are right my friend! Another great advice from Razzy :D I would tell you that even in the offline world, many people will not think twice to stab you on the back... Being nice is ok; but being way too nice can really backfire, you are right my friend!
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