Comments on: The Question & The Answer

By: FreeMan

FreeMan — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 20:50:32 +0000

See I believe it’s in all of us but we have to find what area suits us best. I liken it to a QB that’s great in college but ends up on a bad team. The skills are there but if you are in the wrong system you will never be great. Some are lucky to get out from under others and find that area that they so called love. Others know early what they are good at and go into it.

The best option is always starting a business because you can find out through trial and error what are your natural talents. It’s just most people give up and jump into some BS company doing potlucks being happy with nothing. It’s a shame to watch someone who can do anything get stuck behind a desk justifying nothing.

By: Carl

Carl — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:49:06 +0000

See I look at this completely differently. I really don’t think the ability to do for self or even to answer some of the simple questions in life is within everyone. For me that’s a view point that’s come with maturity.
For example, I remember when I was a lot younger and I got involved with a MLM scheme (yeah another bad decision made because of a woman) I can remember how they kept spitting their party line that anybody could do this. At the time they were selling long distance telephone service (remember those days…wow!). I remember thinking; every body isn’t a salesman, so these folks are just lying so they can get more people under them so they can get more money.
The funny thing is that I found out that I actually could talk people into buying that sh*t but the only thing that kept me from being successful was the fact that I just didn’t want to do it. So that kinda supports your point here. But at the time I also dealt with so many people who just paid their money and no matter how much one-on-one training they had they were just incapable of signing up one customer.
I think the bottom line is that not everybody is a hunter/hustler. Some people’s best option is to get a nice comfy spot on a corporate plantation somewhere and be happy with that. Think about how weird the world would be if there weren’t such a vast supply of (to use your phrase). “customers”.

By: FreeMan

FreeMan — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 19:21:14 +0000

Yep but without the curse words unless you literally mean ass like a donkey. LOL

By: TrueMan

TrueMan — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 18:58:51 +0000

I think you’re referring to initiative. You can have the best plan, but if you can’t get off your ass, it doesn’t do you any good.

By: FreeMan

FreeMan — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 18:13:39 +0000

Hey Ed, if I expected cats were going to move on the information provided I would charge them. My goal is to provide other avenues to chips. You and I know it’s a good idea but they have to conquer their fear of taking that first step.

By: ed

ed — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 10:10:54 +0000

I had to explain this exact point to someone on my blog – they acted as if I needed to sell them on the hustle I’m presenting to them!

I almost gave up blogging altogether thinking this whole effort was a lost cause if people are just going to read about hustle and not look at themselves, the world around them and take action for self.

No one can write in a book or speak on a DVD how someone need to have the basic desire to put food on the table for the family. A person can read or listen all they want but if they don’t have the hunter instinct to get their own food, they are going to end up starving..

By: FreeMan

FreeMan — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 00:39:11 +0000

Yep, it’s already in us but most keep looking in books and seminars and everything hoping to find a quick fix. If you aren’t willing then you won’t get it. Everyone reads but only a couple do!

By: Califormula

Califormula — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 19:19:37 +0000

Took me a while to return but I’m back bruh! You’re right it’s the missing element of these books is urging you to get out there and adjust. Besides having a good product you have to learn a whole bunch of interaction techniques and marketing techniques and overall Hustle. I guess Hustle is the missing element.