Simple Life . Part 5
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
Continued from previous blog post
We all do what we have to do in this ONE LIFE that we live. It’s not too late for change. No one is ever too old for change. We should never stop dreaming, but we should also do whatever it takes to fix what needs fixing, in ourselves too, to admit our limitations, but to just do what we have to do. And then hope for the best.
At the end of each day, if we can say to ourselves that we did the best what we could? Even if nobody else noticed it? Well, God saw it, and so that is good enough.
I thank God for the realizations I have been having. I thank God for the people who come my way to share their expertise or their tips with me, too. And I am also REALLY appreciating the people who are clicking “LIKE” on my FB Business page. That page have crossed over 100 Likes… I appreciate that, that there are 100 real people who have visited my blog, read my posts, and who actually have gone to my business page to click the LIKE button. Genuine people. Genuine Likes. Real Subscribers. I am thankful also to the Subscribers to my blog.
And my 90 Day Video Challenge? I shared this with my fellow Empower Network team member: I decided to follow what Dave Wood’s member’s only training advised. He is an expert in Internet marketing (hello, he has paid 65 Mil lion Dollars now to 120,000 Affiliate Members in 140 countries now during the past year and a half – it would really be preposterous not to listen! ) (Check our Income Disclaimer here).
The thing about earning money? It was said, and I quote the Empower Network lawyer who spoke at the Chicago Member’s-only Event: he has not found a company that actually posts ACTUAL incomes of affiliates.
So if you are wondering about it? It is there on the website, updated daily. It is not guaranteed, because they cannot guarantee if you will actually apply what you have learned. They cannot guarantee if you will actually back it up with consistent action.
One thing good that I have learned with all the education that I have invested in? That I can discipline myself to study something,and then apply it. I had that societal “programming” that “Knowledge is Power”… and I find myself saying this a WHOLE LOT these days:
“Knowledge is Power”.is not really true. Knowledge is not power. Because you can have all the knowledge in the world, you can have all the degrees in the world, you can read all the books in the world, you can write software or create programs that could convert DNA to RNA protein strings, (that at the end of the project, the developer would not even have copies of the source codes that he or she himself or herself created), you could do a research project that got converted into TWO books, without so much as a “this was researched by” and published VERBATIM … copyrights? Well, when I said, HOLD ON A SEC! Why is my name not there as THE author? And the “boss” just said, “well, since you were paid during those hours that you worked on the manuscript, that’s the compensation.” Hmmm… that was something I learned then, when I was much younger.