Doing something different.

This is my response to @samhangout weekend post.
Doing something different is a moment where you realise that the outcome of your results does not match your expectations. Or probably in a world where people just decide to follow a particular trend. And you noticed that this trend can be done differently to produce a better results.

However, the fear of taking this bold step can be very strong. Cause you might feel discouraged. The fear of " what if it does not work out?, what will people say"? And if we continue in this format growth is stagnant.

Inorder for us to be known, inorder for us to grow we must strive to be different in our way of doing things.
The fact that everyone are doing it, does not make it right and perfect or the only way it be done.
Choosing to be different determines consistency, it's not something you rush in and out.
This is what discouraged some people especially if it takes away their comfort.

Ok I will Chanel this "difference" to my affiliate marketing journey. I began a journey and all of what was in my mind was to get great rewards,have big wins. Without following steps. All I wanted was results, I forgot about the steps, I wanted to be faster. Infact let me say I wanted quick earn. So with this mindset, I felt stuck. I almost gave up.

One faithful day, I sat down and asked myself some questions. Then I realised I have to start again but in a different way.
Instead of pursuing results I followed steps. I got to discover that showing up, posting might not bring the quick earn I'm looking.
Growth is built. So I started building, I went back to my course.
I studied. Over and over again until I was well knowledgeable.
I learned the power of consistency and today I'm sharing my wins just like every other person's are winning.

Imagine if I didn't pay the price of learning. I would have given up and still be the broke girl.
In a long run, I discovered that affiliate marketing is not just a side hustle, it is a skill that can create a long term financial freedom.

This is my response to this weekend hangout prompt
@nanawrites and @hiventhusiast come and share yours too.