We have an obligation to those who have no confidence

Before the internet came along, most everybody either went to work, in the service, or to college somewhere.  Some went to a vocational or a trade school.

The advice I was always raised on was never turn down any training.  Make yourself employable and keep yourself employable.  All that changed with the internet.

People started being creative with ways to make income.  Ever so gradually, people were figuring out ways to generate an income online in a million or so different ways.  

Scams also started popping up and it was gradually harder and harder to know the difference between a good offer and a bad offer.  You start listening to solid people and you would figure out in your gut which offer was  good and which one wasn't.

So, confidence in the person and confidence in the offer being presented became the next issue.  Trust is the invisible force that moves us forward, or a lack of it holds us back.

We not only have to trust the person we are considering following, we have to learn to trust ourselves to get through the learning curve and be able to reach our version of success.

We have to develop confidence in what we are promoting and in ourselves to build the life we want to build.  We don't have to know everything about everything to be able to move forward.

We will eventually be able to move the needle and begin to see some success.   

And we actually have an obligation to those friends and family members who are watching us to see if we succeed.  We owe it to them to succeed.  

I am thinking about my own son and nieces and nephews.  I am also thinking about friends of friends who will be riding down the road or sitting on a front porch sometime talking about working online, and we want them to think about us and that we are having success.

If we are having success then that means that they can, because it has nothing to do with who is smarter.  It has everything to do with mindset and being willing to think differently.  That seems to be the hardest part.

Fear is something that comes out of a person's mouth in many different forms.  What we always want to hear is somebody ask us if we will teach them what we do.   Because we know good and well that we can help them.

So, in order to give somebody the financial freedom to be with their family more and leave a legacy of freedom for their kids, we have an obligation to succeed.

We have that obligation for our own family.  To live a full live, not just to survive.  To change the financial mindset of the next generation.  They need to do more than just pay bills and have enough left over to go to a movie if they want.

We want them to have the financial resources to continue to grow their wealth, their health, and their relationships.  The amount of money is not the priority.  The amount of time and freedom to live your life to the fullest is the priority.

Thanks for reading all the way to the end.

Enjoy your day and stay safe.

Scott Moore

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