Lee McIntyre went from overworked high school teacher to full time marketer in just 56 days. He is the founder of Aim Higher Marketing where he shows others how to use honest marketing to build profitable Internet businesses in record time.
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When It All Becomes Worthwhile
By Lee McIntyre | January 18, 2008
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When I was a teacher I had some stinking days. I loved my job, but there were some days when it was almost as though everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
And when things go wrong when you’re stood in front of a class of thirty 16 year olds, then that’s a pretty bad day at the office!
I had days where nothing would go right, and everything that I touched turned to mush.
And guess what? I have those days as a marketer too!
This has been a tough old week, and trying to work when you feel poorly is a touch on the tricky side. Not to worry though, as no matter how dificult things are when you’re closing up a project, it always seems worthwhile in the end.
I’ve just finished the Ask Me a Question interview ebook, and it certainly feels nice to know that this project is now all finished off. I started with the idea to create a 10-15 page report, but I just kept wanting to add more and more, and somehow this mushroomed into a mamouth 45 page beast of a free ebook.
If you subscribe to my newsletter then you’ll find the free ebook waiting for you in your inbox…
I’ve got some more cool things coming too, including the final part in the free marketing tools series of blog posts which will go live tomorrow.
And whisper it quietly but another issuse of the Lee McIntyre Newsletter will be swinging your way early next week too, where I’ll announce the winner of the $172.67 prize!
It’s been a busy few days, but have you ever noticed how what you accomplish always feels more worthwhile, and more satisfying, when it’s been a bit tricky to do?
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January 18th, 2008 at 6:15 pm
Lee,
This may be a little off topic from you post but I have a question concerning selling ebooks on eBay.
I have read reports that state this is a good way of making income, but when I search ebooks on the site, it looks as though there are few bids listen on most of them.
Am I missing something here? Could you shed a little light on the issue?
Thanks,
Charles
January 18th, 2008 at 8:12 pm
Lee,
After getting to the Warrior forum post that you referred to, I think that you answered the question that I asked in my first entry about the ebooks and eBay.
Thanks,
Charles
January 18th, 2008 at 8:29 pm
Hi Charles
I was just about to direct you to that post….you beat me to it!
The thing about ebooks on ebay is that the people making real money aren’t doing so selling the ebooks alone.
The ebooks are just a vehicle to build a list, to get traffic, and to make other sales too.
I hope my post helped, but if you get stuck just post here and I’ll do my best to help you out
Thanks for the comment!
Lee McIntyre