Part of the guide: Affiliate Marketing
Got up this morning, it was dark, so I looked out the window and all I could see was …. nothing, nothing at all my neighbor’s house was gone! Is there something wrong with my eyes!? Then I saw it, it was right in front of me. Plain for me to see. My eyes were definitely ok, and it was as big as day! So huge how could I have missed it, so huge it made me feel like an ant crawling on the ground about to be smashed by the biggest foot I had ever seen. I was face to face with the heaviest fog that I have seen for some time. It got me to thinking how many times there is something on our doorstep, just waiting for us to take hold of and we just don’t see it. We keep wondering “How to get more money“, How will I ever get out of this rut. You’re about to hear something I have never told before.
It was my first week in my primary company. I was writing articles once a day to get traffic to my site (maybe I should do more like that now) 
. I was wondering when will it happen? Will it be today? I hope I made the right decision! Then it happened, what I was waiting for. In less than a week I had sponsored my first person into the business. Holy moley I do know how to get more money!
I was so excited! Oh no what do I do now? What if they ask me something? How should I get them started? All this stuff was whirling in my head and at the very same time I had appointment I needed leave for. So I sat down to email my new rep the info she needed, give her a welcome call and reassure her that she had signed in properly. Then I realized that I had missed my appointment in all the hubbub and excitement. Now I need to repair that damage, oops, well life does go on. Wow way cool my first down line and in only a week. Now this is how to get more money.
It must have been because I did such a great job selling. Uh…no! Well she must have liked my writing style? No again it really didn’t have anything to do with me, other than just taking action. Making the posts, setting the links. Well the real fact is that when I talked to her she said “no offense here but I thought I was joining with someone else, but it’s ok”. What a way to start out! But you know none of us are Superwoman or Superman when we start out new in this business. You just have to start where you are and there will be mistakes along the way. Some maybe devastating, others will benefit you, you just don’t know till you try and see how to get more money.
Will you get money in a week? Some do, some don’t and some way faster. The aim in How to get more money is action, move, take a step, put locomotion in the train, paddle the boat. Have you ever noticed it is easier to get your train load to its destination when it is moving. Some of the action will be skillful, some will be blunders but they all will teach you How to get more money.
To your success,
Stephen Peters
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Comments
Jarmaine Jackson, October 17, 2011 at 7:44 pm
Nice article. Action is the Key.
4stephenpeters, November 3, 2011 at 11:41 pm
And I’m the one who needs to hear it over and over……and over again! Thank you! 
Tanisha, November 4, 2011 at 11:44 am
Well money in a week is good and if you connected with David it sure can happen..don’t let fear stop you. Remember the new American dream is internet marketing and fast cash.
Amara Thompson, August 1 2024, 10:15
This post really resonated with me. It’s incredible how often we stand in our own way without realizing it. Thank you for shedding light on this important topic. Keep up the great work!
You have been paid late before
You have watched the number on the dashboard not match the number in your account. What is different now is simple: it settles on a public contract you can check yourself, not a dashboard I control.
Read the contract →Most participants earn little to nothing. No income is guaranteed. You can verify every payout on the public smart contract.
Leo Martinez, August 1 2024, 11:00
I appreciate this post, Stephen. It made me realize that I’ve been overthinking and overlearning without taking action. Now, I’m motivated to focus on my goals and start making progress. Thank you for the inspiration!
Nina Patel, August 1 2024, 12:30
Hi Stephen, I have a question about your strategy for overcoming perfectionism. How do you balance the desire for high-quality work with the need to take action and move forward? Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
Kai Johnson, August 1 2024, 13:45
While I found your post insightful, I think there could be more emphasis on practical steps to get out of one’s way. Maybe you could include a step-by-step guide or checklist in future posts. Just a thought!
Sophia Kim, August 1 2024, 14:20
Hey Stephen, it’s been a while! How have you been? I’d love to catch up and hear more about your journey. Maybe we can meet up for coffee sometime. Let me know!
Liam Nguyen, August 1 2024, 15:10
Reading this post reminded me of my own struggles with perfectionism. I used to spend hours tweaking my blog posts, never feeling satisfied. It’s encouraging to know that others face similar challenges and have found ways to overcome them.
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Aiden Clark, August 1 2024, 17:20
I’m skeptical about the results mentioned in this post. Is there any evidence or case studies you can share to back up these claims? I’d love to see some real-world examples.
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Get paid 100%, on-chain, the second the sale clears
Most affiliates earn little, and that is disclosed up front. The difference here is not a promise about what you will make. It is that you can verify every payout yourself, on a public contract, in about twelve seconds.
See how the payout works →Most participants earn little to nothing. No income is guaranteed. You can verify every payout on the public smart contract.
What’s actually interesting here isn’t the week-one sponsor story, it’s the bit right after: she thought she was joining someone else and signed up anyway. That’s not really a lesson about action, it’s a lesson about how little the story matches the tidy narrative built around it afterward. Half of business origin stories are like this if you ask enough follow-up questions – the neat version comes later, once someone needs a version worth repeating in a blog post.
I am sixty-one, and posts of this kind always prompt in me the same quiet question: is the timeline being described here one that still applies at my stage, or was it written, understandably, with a younger person’s runway in mind. A week to a first result reads differently when one has perhaps fifteen working years remaining rather than forty. I do not say the advice is wrong. I say only that the post might have paused, even briefly, to acknowledge that the clock reads differently for different readers.
Arthur, it’s not just age. It’s whoever’s already stretched thin. I read ‘just take action’ and think, on top of what, exactly, my double shift?