Traffic Secrets 2.0

I just received my copy of John Reese’s Traffic Secrets 2.0 on Tuesday. It took some time to reach but, you know, after going through nearly half of the program so far, I must say it was well worth the wait.

12 video CDs covering the major traffic methods on the Internet today (including the seven I mentioned in my earlier posts) - really great value. Especially at $397. It’s a steal considering that Traffic Secrets 1.0 was $997.

John really breaks it down for you and he makes it really simple to understand. You don’t have all that fancy-schancy stuff that leaves you confused after going through it. Simple, effective, neat.

Anyway, besides the fact that Traffic Secrets 2.0 is a really solid product, I mentioned it because to get really good at something, you must continually upgrade (upgrade sounds like something the government tells retrenched people to do) educate yourself in order to improve in your field. It’s amazing how people expect to be experts at something without even investing the time to learn the simple basics.

I’ve had people come up to me and ask me ‘How can make money online?’ and I always do this - I throw them a copy of Insiders Secrets and I tell them to read the whole friggin’ thing from front to back in two weeks. And get this… NO ONE has done it so far. I bet they look at the thickness of the binder and they start freaking out. I’m sure they’re going “Ah shit, it’s a trick! There’s actually work involved…”

But that’s exactly what I did. I read Insider Secrets from front to back more than once when I was just starting out online. Like I said, how can you expect to get good at something if you can’t even accomplish something as simple as reading a binder in two weeks? Now, I don’t want to sound preachy or anything here, but I have to point that out to you. Especially if you’ve NOT been investing too much in your education at all.

I’ll admit. I’m as lazy as you can get as well. When I got my copy of Traffic Secrets, I got all excited, tore open the box and ooh and ahhhed at the pretty CDs and stuff. That lasted like 10 seconds and then my mind actually acted up and said “Oh man… now I actually NEED to go through this stuff?”

So I get that too. But it really comes to knuckling down and getting things done. The day I got the product, I popped in the first CD and started watching the videos. Now you see, here’s the trick - we human beings just can’t stand leaving things unfinished (for the most part, anyway). If someone tells he’s going to show you three magic tricks and he only shows you two, you’re definitely going to ask “Dude, where’s the last one?”

Or similarly, have you read a book before and halfway through it, you finally realized that it really sucked and it was totally boring. But then you decided to read the whole thing anyway, just so you could finish it.

It’s the same here. I popped in the first CD of Traffic Secrets and when that was done, I automatically wanted to carry on with CD2 just because I wanted to see what was next and eventually finish what I started.

I’m sure you know, often times it’s just getting the ball rolling bit that’s the hardest, but once you push off, it just starts rolling easier and easier and pretty soon you reach the bottom of the hill and ‘hey!’ you finished the course.

So if you’ve been wanting to get something done but you’re still procrastinating, it’s simple - just start with the first step and the rest of it will simply flow. It works.