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Originally Posted by davidwfleming
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Thanks for that. I think Tonya's oft repeated query can be a very important in success (assuming "success" to you means wanting to become someone like Tonya) ... but what I am left with after reading that post is the impression: Wanting it bad makes her put in the effort to write books, but
none of her examples actually showed how it led to actual success (assuming we are talking about success=sales here). We've already been noting on this thread that producing a book is very different from getting it noticed.
I've also been to various sales seminars etc. - which is how I know for certain just how bad my marketing skills are - so I'm familiar with the rah-rah self-work-up campaign. Do I want it so bad that I'm willing to talk like that, to look at life like that? I've answered that in the negative several times in the past. It doesn't mean I don't work hard, it just means I like it quiet.