Reminders: Justin Popovic has a FREE PLR bundle this weekend that you'll want to pick up called Dream Big. Also, I thought Alice Seba's $1 Motivational PLR Graphics sale started Friday but it starts today. 

New Limited PLR - 30 Minute Marketing Success System

My latest limited to 50 buyers PLR is called 30 Minute Marketing Success System and this is a content piece that helps those who desperately want to start and grow and online business, but wo have very little time to devote to it. This shares a schedule that includes tasks like administrative, strategic, and profit-pulling elements of this business. It gives them a one week start-up schedule and then a weekday-only routine to implement from that point on. 

This 6+ page 2,764-word PLR covers the following:

- Week 1 of Your 30 Minute Marketing Start-Up
- Monday 30 Minute Marketing Routine 
- Tuesday 30 Minute Marketing Routine
- Wednesday 30 Minute Marketing Routine
- Thursday 30 Minute Marketing Routine
- Friday 30 Minute Marketing Routine

** This PLR comes in both Word and TXT formats

Free Graphic

I've included a PNG file that you can use in your marketing. 

Be one of only 50 people to own it here:

Live Now:
https://www.plrlaunch.com/30-minute-marketing-success-system-limited-plr

Discouraged?

I've been in this business for 23 years now. Even to this day, there are times when I encounter days where I'm annoyed, flustered, feeling overwhelmed, defeated, etc. Whether someone is stealing my product or I can't understand a technical issue - one thing is consistent - I keep going forward.

Things always work themselves out. Even if the outcome isn't exactly what I wanted (like a repeat thief getting a mere 30 day vendor only ban), or I give up on a tech issue and have to find a workaround - even on those moments, I STILL wouldn't trade this job for an office one.

I hated the corporate world. 

And I want to keep leveling up and dreaming - and you should, too. I am still working on fiction all these years later because I kept putting it off. 

I wrote an entire book a year or so ago and was disappointed in it, so I never promoted it. I know how it feels for you to pour your heart, soul and time (sometimes money, too) into something and see it flop. 

You start feeling like you're not good enough, you can't be competitive with what's already out there, and it feels easier and less hurtful to quit instead of power through or find a different way to do things.

These feelings that you are going through during these moments are temporary roadblocks. It's not an indicator of what you're capable of. I know that I'm capable of writing a decent book, even if my last one was a hot mess.

The only thing that's going to set you apart from those who truly do fail is whether or not you are willing to quit on yourself when you have those frustrating days and things don't go as you wanted them to. This is a journey of growth, and you have to take all of these instances that happen as an opportunity to make changes in your business.

When I was not met with the outcome that I thought was fair on Warrior Plus when someone took my content and sold it as their own (which wasn't their first instance of this), and he was only given a 30 day ban as a vendor and could still use the platform as an affiliate and in the future as a vendor, I decided to use a different platform for most of my products.

It's actually easier for me to use Warrior Plus than it is for me to use Thrivecart. There are a few more steps, and it's not quite as convenient as using their platform. However, I do save a lot in fees and it's a personal ethics issue that I feel is worth the additional work and effort. I will still need to conduct open, major launches there because I don't want to have those on Thrivecart, but all of my limited PLR is now off of their site. 

Sometimes you have to stand up for what you believe in, even if it means more work for you. Things aren't always fair or easy. I envy people who have endless technical skills, but I know that I have writing skills that are competitive at least.

One thing you have to remember is that your journey is not going to be like anyone else's. They might have it easier than you. You just have to stay in your own lane and focus on what strengths you have that you can use to your advantage as an online entrepreneur. Trying to be a copycat of someone else never works.

The discouragement that you feel from time to time might be about one specific thing, such as how much money you haven't made yet. That's why it's important that you have other things that you can build yourself up with, such as the pride you take in your work or your ethics that will ensure you are doing something good in the marketplace.