You are to be congratulated for going the extra mile, even though you are enlightened enough to know that the interest you receive, leveraged back, compounded back, pays you in spades.

And so here is another idea we like to think about, it’s about "getting started", it’s about "some is always better than none". It’s about once you take a step forward then you’ll be in a different place and you’ll have a different view, you’ll see different things, different opportunities, and different ways to advance.

I’m talking about some people make splendid plans and they go to seminars for years trying to figure out how to, for instance, put up an internet business… How to trade stocks or options… How to buy nothing down real estate... Or how to become a wealth coach. And then they’ve got so many excuses saying, for instance, the technology’s become too difficult, or "I’m not wealthy myself, how can I teach other people to be wealthy?"

And then others attend a single seminar, start by reading/taking a single course.

Start, not getting it right, but getting it going.

One thing for sure… If you want an excuse, you got it.

Excuses are easy. But do they move you toward your goal?

I’d like to share with you a story about the very first book (manual, to be more exact) I ever published. I wrote it, advertised it, got orders, and shipped it. Then I got it back from about three or four different people, all written over and scribbled in red. Seems I had a lot of spelling and grammatical errors in the work.

That was the humble beginning, that first product I ever sold in the beginning of business that would turn into multi-millions of dollars. It was just a $97 sell of an imperfect product, but it got the chain of events in motion that would make me millions.

Imperfectly done, but DONE, that’s the thing. You can try and get it perfect, but if that keeps you from getting it out the door, there’s no point. Some is always better than none. Getting going is the most crucial step you’ll ever take.

Hey, talk about red ink!... Those people who were sending me that product back marked in red, those were corrections they were giving me! This was great, because I entered them into the computer, and the next time I printed the book out to sell it, it was better!... Those were improvements! I quit getting those nasty correction letters.

It went upwards on from there. The message is: don’t let the perfection bug bite you. You can’t afford it. The most important thing you could ever do in any venture is get going. That’s how you’ll go to a new place, experience a new view, take new actions. That’s how you’ll get feedback. That’s how you’ll know if it’s making money, if it’s adequate for the market, and a thousand and one other discoveries that you can’t imagine grandstanding or preparing.

Get out there and play. That’s how you make money!

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