2 New MMO PLR Reports – 72 Hour Sale – Plus, I’m a Big Old Hypocrite!

Published: Wed, 03/04/15

Hi !

I can’t believe we’re expecting snow and ice again tomorrow! This is Texas – we haven’t had 4 school closings in 2 weeks in forever – never as far as I know! I’m not knocking it. I’m very excited. I’ve had a draining couple of days (will explain shortly) and I need the beauty of it and the joy I feel when my babies are home and laughter fills my house.

So here’s what I’ve been working on…

#1 – 2 New MMO PLR Reports – 72 Hour Sale Ends Sunday!

Just launched my two brand new PLR reports – both in the make money online niche.
Here are the details:

Report #1: Unboxing Video Profits

This 6-page, 2,643-word report starts with a short introduction and then covers the following:

- What Are Unboxing Videos?
- Niches That Work Well for Unboxing Profits
- How to Create Your Own Unboxing Video Business
- Tips for Making Your Unboxing Video Addictive

Report #2 - Cashing in on the Etsy Craze

This 5 and a half page, 2,361-word report starts with a short introduction and then covers the following:

- Getting Started on Etsy
- What You Can Sell on Etsy
- How Selling on Etsy Works
- Tips to Make More Money on Etsy
- How to Drive Traffic to Your Etsy Store

These reports are packaged up for $7 here and the OTO for this one is $388 worth of my MMO/IM PLR for just $17.

http://d382nbmv90hp6j.cloudfront.net/mmo72.html

#2 – I’m a Big Old Hypocrite!

I had a big struggle the last couple of days. I mapped out all current projects and while I enjoy what I do, and I love teaching people online marketing (something I’ve been doing for 16 years), I still feel empty without fiction.

It’s what I studied for, what I dreamed of doing. And I keep floundering, putting it on hold. I mapped out those projects and sat there feeling uninspired. I want characters and stories unfolding. I want to have people immersed in my soul, not just having me regurgitate facts and steps to them.
So I went into my Kindling group, where it’s like a family, and for the zillionth time, I posted how I was back, ready to start again, blah blah blah.

101 comments (last I checked) on that thread. All so supportive. I sat there and cried. All these wonderful IMers I’ve led to Kindle or who found it on their own and went with it, now so fulfilled in their lives. Saying, “Come on it, Tiff – the water’s warm!” And here I sit, sticking my fiction in a drawer.

One guy said to me something about doing it afraid and I said, “Wow! That’s MY motto!” He then told me that’s where he’d heard it from a long time ago. It’s like do as I say, not as I do. Because what I do is sit here paralyzed.

I got on a Skype call with Tink Boord-dill for an hour and a half whining about not being good enough, feeling lost and overwhelmed (sound familiar, IMers?). It’s everything I coach YOU not to do in IM, only I’m doing the same freaking thing in fiction.

I made myself (work in progress) a vision board with a few things I want out of life. Aside from fiction success, I’d like to travel. I’m scared to travel and I used to go everywhere without hesitation.

Every once in awhile we have to spend whatever time it takes looking in the mirror and being honest. It’s not fun. I’m ripping myself off. I should have dozens of books on the market by now, but I have one single short story (The Feast). I told myself no one REALLY liked it – they were just being nice.

So I’m done being a hypocrite. I’m doing fiction first every day. Then my online marketing will be the second half of what I work on. This is how I transitioned from ghostwriter to marketer – put MY needs first.

Geoff Shaw had told me yesterday to sit down and write out what’s stopping me. Tink and I figured it out – aside from my traditional publishing and education outlook, I couldn’t go into this with JUST passion.

I’m a businesswoman. A go getter. I need for this to have a solid business plan. So she helped me learn about the planning portion and research – things I hadn’t done before.

It’s scary. And while I may quit time and time again, I never quit for good.

Wish me luck this time – and let’s hope I don’t act like a hypocrite again. I hate when that happens.

My Mom? She listened to me cry, told me she's making me a big pot of her homemade minestrone soup, and supported me for the zillionth time. I love my Mom.

Tiff ;)

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