Sleep Is For Wimps … Who Needs It ?
Jan 8th, 2008 by admin
Well, it was a late night last night, I had my online business partner round last night, and we spent several hours burning the midnight oil, finalising our plans for the launch of our new project. The creative juices were flowing, and as a result I’m really buzzing today, despite the late night!
It just goes to show that to a large extent tiredness is controlled by the mind rather than the body. Do something you’re not interested in and you’ll find you always feel tired. Yet do something that excites and interests the mind and that tired feeling disappears!
Whenever I get in front of the computer and start working on anything internet marketing related, the energy rushes back through my body! Regardless of how long the day at work has been, or how long it has taken to get the kids to bed, internet marketing gives me a huge buzz. Even when I turn the computer off, I lay for hours running through ideas in my head, then the next day when I wake up the ideas are evaluated again.
When you do something you enjoy, you simply don’t feel tired! So I guess the lesson is that if you need a lot of sleep or you’re constantly feeling tired, you’re not happy and need to change your life and find some stimulation!
Applying that to Internet Marketing, you need to be interested in the niche or niches you choose to market in. You’ll never post to a blog every day if you’re not interested in the subject. That said it doesn’t need to be your passion, it just needs to be interesting, I’m happy to feel passionate about the dollars that arrive in my Clickbank and Google accounts!
Anyway, pack to last night. The plans for the project are now in place and we’ve given each task a timeline for completion. Hopefully by next week the first blocks will be in place and you’ll get to see my new ebooks, one of which will be given away free and you’ll be able to make money from it … It will be one of the best free resources on the net … 
More on the project in the next few days …
Richard
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