Comments on: The WWT ‘Who or What Inspired You’ Contest http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/2010/02/the-wwt-who-or-what-inspired-you-contest/ WhirlwindTraffic Manual Traffic Exchange Sun, 08 Jan 2012 06:54:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Veronica Smith http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/2010/02/the-wwt-who-or-what-inspired-you-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-229 Veronica Smith Fri, 19 Nov 2010 03:51:16 +0000 http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/?p=123#comment-229 Hi Joyce, nice to see your blog. I see you on a lot of Chase's webinar. Yes, you are really doing good. I am still learning and some of the things still sound greek to me, but I am not afraid to learn. Veronica Smith Hi Joyce, nice to see your blog. I see you on a lot of Chase’s webinar. Yes, you are really doing good. I am still learning and some of the things still sound greek to me, but I am not afraid to learn.

Veronica Smith

]]> By: Joyce Radford http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/2010/02/the-wwt-who-or-what-inspired-you-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-223 Joyce Radford Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:16:44 +0000 http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/?p=123#comment-223 My name is Joyce Radford, I have been working onling for almost 6 yrs. now, Like the stories of others, I too have lost a lot of money on different programs. I found two mentors in Joe Sansoucie and Chase Swift. Chase holds a class everyday Monday tho Friday in a web room where he teaches different ways to work online. I have learned how to help others from the two of them and now I help others learn how to start making money online. You hear so many things about how you can just turn your computer on and start making money. But the truth is you have to have the tools and knowledge to work online. It make it easier when you have someone showing you the way. It is nice to know that there are still people who care enough to give to help others succeed. I wish everyone who reads this much success in the business you are in. You need two things to succeed online that is to brand yourself and to build your list. My name is Joyce Radford, I have been working onling for almost 6 yrs. now, Like the stories of others, I too have lost a lot of money on different programs. I found two mentors in Joe Sansoucie and Chase Swift. Chase holds a class everyday Monday tho Friday in a web room where he teaches different ways to work online. I have learned how to help others from the two of them and now I help others learn how to start making money online. You hear so many things about how you can just turn your computer on and start making money. But the truth is you have to have the tools and knowledge to work online. It make it easier when you have someone showing you the way. It is nice to know that there are still people who care enough to give to help others succeed. I wish everyone who reads this much success in the business you are in. You need two things to succeed online that is to brand yourself and to build your list.

]]> By: Alan Buck http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/2010/02/the-wwt-who-or-what-inspired-you-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-195 Alan Buck Sun, 07 Feb 2010 09:22:27 +0000 http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/?p=123#comment-195 After reading about Peter and Larry's experiences, I realized mine was similiar to theirs too; however, I also learned a great deal about internet-marketing on my own - especially the major portion of technical information. Being hungary to conquer the cyber business world, I was constantly absorbing information from many sources. I learned from a lot of bits and pieces of information that were usually floating around as just scuttlebutt from the confused newbies. However, I almost always ensured that I'd walk away with some useful information from almost everyone I met and from every program I tried. After all, everyone brings something different to the table by having a variety of opinions and concepts. Having a wider expanse of knowledge just might give you the necessary creativity to stay ahead of the competition, or it just might give you the innovation to resolve an old conflict that has been a nagging stalemate in limbo! I'm 55 and feel that time is a very limited resource. I don't have 20 years to slowly learn something new and then still have to implement a bunch of changes. I was injured in a work-related accident and then 6 months later I also acquired an illness to slow me down even further. That happened in 2005 and then in 2006 I became ill. Since then I started learning internet-marketing on my own; although, I have learned some things from a few gurus too. Most people don't realize that it's very difficult to educate yourself. It requires a very high degree of discipline, persistance and patience. Anyway, I taught myself many technical skills like how to use HTML, how to build a website, and how to make a splash-page or write an ad-letter. I did these things because I knew I couldn't afford to purchase any software or hire someone to do it for me. My wife and I went broke after trying several MLM programs and getting scammed, conned and down-right lied to about how this program was a "win-win" opportunity and impossible to lose with, or how that program was a "no-brainer!" I was always a day late and a dollar short and could never seem to afford the appropriate tools, advertising sources or the upgrade that pays the higher commission. I finally started getting money to come in from working the traffic-exchanges and we also have a couple of other programs that are now just starting to produce for us. I'm trying to head towards article marketing since I have some writing ability. The most important action I took was making up my mind that I was going to learn as much as it will take! I'm still learning, but I'm way ahead of where I started! After reading about Peter and Larry’s experiences, I realized mine was similiar to theirs too; however, I also learned a great deal about internet-marketing on my own – especially the major portion of technical information.

Being hungary to conquer the cyber business world, I was constantly absorbing information from many sources. I learned from a lot of bits and pieces of information that were usually floating around as just scuttlebutt from the confused newbies.

However, I almost always ensured that I’d walk away with some useful information from almost everyone I met and from every program I tried. After all, everyone brings something different to the table by having a variety of opinions and concepts.

Having a wider expanse of knowledge just might give you the necessary creativity to stay ahead of the competition, or it just might give you the innovation to resolve an old conflict that has been a nagging stalemate in limbo!

I’m 55 and feel that time is a very limited resource. I don’t have 20 years to slowly learn something new and then still have to implement a bunch of changes. I was injured in a work-related accident and then 6 months later I also acquired an illness to slow me down even further.

That happened in 2005 and then in 2006 I became ill. Since then I started learning internet-marketing on my own; although, I have learned some things from a few gurus too.

Most people don’t realize that it’s very difficult to educate yourself. It requires a very high degree of discipline, persistance and patience. Anyway, I taught myself many technical skills like how to use HTML, how to build a website, and how to make a splash-page or write an ad-letter.

I did these things because I knew I couldn’t afford to purchase any software or hire someone to do it for me. My wife and I went broke after trying several MLM programs and getting scammed, conned and down-right lied to about how this program was a “win-win” opportunity and impossible to lose with, or how that program was a “no-brainer!”

I was always a day late and a dollar short and could never seem to afford the appropriate tools, advertising sources or the upgrade that pays the higher commission.

I finally started getting money to come in from working the traffic-exchanges and we also have a couple of other programs that are now just starting to produce for us. I’m trying to head towards article marketing since I have some writing ability.

The most important action I took was making up my mind that I was going to learn as much as it will take! I’m still learning, but I’m way ahead of where I started!

]]> By: Carol Walczak http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/2010/02/the-wwt-who-or-what-inspired-you-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-194 Carol Walczak Sun, 07 Feb 2010 06:16:53 +0000 http://whirlwindtraffic.com/blog/?p=123#comment-194 Peter and Larry, it's great to read your success stores. Thanks for sharing! Peter and Larry, it’s great to read your success stores. Thanks for sharing!

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