http://www.askshane.org/revenue-generation/50-cent-explains-why-youll-never-succeed.php Sound Strategies for Building an Online Business You Can Retire On Mon, 30 Jan 2012 09:29:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.askshane.org/revenue-generation/50-cent-explains-why-youll-never-succeed.php/comment-page-1#comment-60201 Mariah Tue, 30 Sep 2008 12:37:21 +0000 http://www.askshane.org/?p=541#comment-60201 Finally, somebody gets it! Americans in general can't handle delayed gratification. Too many are living outside of their means, going into debt, grabbing at the cents instead of patiently waiting for the dollars. It's not only the scenario for online businesses, but the average Americans as well. What if a 2-income family learned to live as though there was only 1-income? What if they did the math and didn't take the home loan for a $450,000 when in reality they should have bought the $200,000 house and still been able to buy groceries. Its all about "sign now", "gimme now", pay for it later - I hope I'm teaching my kids to be patient, think smart, 'cause you can't fix stupid. Finally, somebody gets it! Americans in general can’t handle delayed gratification. Too many are living outside of their means, going into debt, grabbing at the cents instead of patiently waiting for the dollars. It’s not only the scenario for online businesses, but the average Americans as well. What if a 2-income family learned to live as though there was only 1-income? What if they did the math and didn’t take the home loan for a $450,000 when in reality they should have bought the $200,000 house and still been able to buy groceries. Its all about “sign now”, “gimme now”, pay for it later – I hope I’m teaching my kids to be patient, think smart, ’cause you can’t fix stupid.

]]> http://www.askshane.org/revenue-generation/50-cent-explains-why-youll-never-succeed.php/comment-page-1#comment-60195 Jason Fri, 26 Sep 2008 21:57:14 +0000 http://www.askshane.org/?p=541#comment-60195 Great Post! Similar to internet start-ups (maybe I remember this from the story of Digg): no 'real' business plan in hand at the beginning, just concentrate on building communities, adding value, measuring your success in traffic and eventually the money should come in naturally... Great Post! Similar to internet start-ups (maybe I remember this from the story of Digg): no ‘real’ business plan in hand at the beginning, just concentrate on building communities, adding value, measuring your success in traffic and eventually the money should come in naturally…

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