Mentality: Emotional Management PLR; This Is How I Do It - A Question, Answered

Published: Sun, 10/10/21


I've gotten some questions about my dictation so I made a short video to show y'all a demo of how I'm doing it...
https://vimeo.com/625976992

FYI: Tomorrow's email will go out at 11 AM EST if you want to be on the lookout for it...

Mentality: Emotional Management PLR (Goes Live at 10 AM EST)

Alessandro has teamed up with some writers (and I do not know the quality so you'll need to make your judgement yourself) for some weekly PLR launches and this one is about Mentality: Emotional Management. It doesn't go live until 10 AM EST.

He keeps it open for 5 days then it closes, so in that regard, it's limited - but there's no set number to be sold. It appears to be a 5-page report covering: Total Words: 2,541

Just wanted to let y'all know about it since many of my subscribers love his usual courses, but I don't know about the PLR. The last one he had me check out was good quality, though. 

This Is How I Do It - A Question, Answered

I got a subscriber question last week that I wanted to address today. 

The person said: 

I wanted to ask if you could go into a little more detail on the daily mapping out of goals that you mentioned you like to do. Is it the same upcoming goal that you map out each day until it's achieved or do you do different upcoming goals on different days, etc?

Here's the excerpt I think a lot of us would love to dig into more with maybe a detailed example or two:

"One thing that does help me get inspired on a regular daily basis is to map out my upcoming goals. Whether I am saving for a trip to Disney World or one thing to do something for my kids, I like to see what it's going to take work wise for me to get to do that."

So here's my answer...

I have spreadsheets for my bills, debt and any upcoming financial stuff I want to do. I include everything from personal training sessions to the dog's grooming sessions to big Disney trips. 

I look at the due date and amount and divide it by weeks and days. IE: If I need $400 a week for Disney world, then I say I need to make sure I earn $57 a day. 

So what could earn me $57 a day or $400 per week? Well, a single 5-page limited report is more than enough for that. I sell these for $10 to 50 people = $500. So I make sure to create and devote the earnings of one of the reports I do each week to that goal. 

I use the printable calendars to make little notes so I can see an overview of what's due, when. For example, I have to have my Disney trip paid for by November 30th. I'm not charging up credit cards anymore, so I'm making sure I do it all in cash. Every three weeks, I pay for personal training. Once every three months, the dogs go in for grooming. 

I look at the task and set aside time for it. A 5-page report, dictated, takes me no more than 30 minutes - usually 20. I usually print out an outline of the report and dictate it while I'm using my compression boots (a 30 minute task). Then I go to my desk, clean up the dictation, create the cover using my template, clone the sales page and update it for this report and list it (no more than 30 minutes).

So for 1 hour per week, I can go to Disney World. 

That's the way I look at it. 

Can everyone go to Disney World for 1 hour per week? Once they have done the work to build their brand/reputation and built a list, yes. I didn't walk into this career and suddenly get to have an outlet for goal earnings overnight. But this is how I operate goal and money-wise. 

I know my list. I know what they buy. I know they like the quality and slants of my content. It's priced right. ($2 per page for a limited 50 report). Could I just do a single launch and earn it all at once? Yes. I do that, too for other stuff. 

But for smaller goals and weekly income, I just have an overview of what I want and need and do the work to achieve it. 

I hope this helps!

That's it for me today - y'all have a great rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

P.S. Prefer a weekly digest?
http://www.tiffanylambert.com/weeklytiff.html