New Limited Full PLR eBook - The ABCs of Online Success for Seniors

Survival Checklists PLR Bundle

1. Emergency Preparedness Checklist
2. Bug Out Bag Checklist
3. Car Emergency Kit Checklist
4. Family Entertainment Checklist
5. Emergency Binder Checklist
6. Winterize Your Car Checklist
7. Pet Care Checklist
8. Survival Books Checklist
9. First Aid Kit Checklist
10. Prepper Food Checklist
11. Survival Skills Checklist
12. Disaster Evacuation Checklist
13. Camping Supplies Checklist
14. Last-Minute Shopping Checklist
15. Hurricane Preparedness Checklist

I Learned That Nerves Don't Go Away Sometimes

Many of the people on my list have come to me discussing how nervous they are at some point in their journey. I, myself, have talked about having to get over my nerves to be interviewed in a webinar with a live audience or putting myself out there for some sort of product.

One thing I found out at the conference in Las Vegas is that even people who are earning over $1,000,000 a year still feel nervous. They're nervous talking in front of people. They're nervous whenever they put a new book out. They're even nervous replying to people via email.

Not everyone feels nervous about the same things. You might have no problem networking with people in a group, but others freeze up like a deer in the headlights and have to run away from the situation. I get nervous about publishing fiction. There's not much I'm nervous about in the Internet marketing world anymore.

I think I will always be nervous about public speaking and attending events because I just don't do that in my offline world much anymore.

Regardless of whether or not you feel nervous, you still have to do the tasks that will get you to the next level of success. This is why I always say, “Do it afraid - courage will come later.” I did not feel comfortable networking at the event in Las Vegas.

I was so glad to have my kids by my side so that I didn't have to sit by myself or stand alone. So you may be able to find a workaround for some things. But even if I was on my own there, I would have done my best to initiate conversations and get through it even in spite of the butterflies in my stomach.

I did network with one or two people. One lady sat down beside use and said, "Either of y'all write thriller?" I said, "I want to learn how." She hands each of us a plastic necklace of dollar signs and says she's a thriller author and starts telling me about events to attend, starts asking Scarlett about her journey and told my daughter she'd be a millionaire by age 25 if she goes for it. This woman is an award-winning author (crime thrillers) and attorney in Texas. 

I also met a 7-figure author (Elana Johnson) who a mutual friend put me in touch with. I babbled and forgot to tell her I loved her presentation. But at least I made the connection.  

I saw six and seven figure authors choke up with tears talking about their journey, and you could tell they were nervous discussing it. But they did it anyway. And the reason they did it is because they had a goal in being there, which is to help other people and further their own success.

Your goal must be bigger than whatever fears you are facing.

Tiff :)