I think I've figured it out using a combination of simple probability and evaluating risks.
If the chance of failing is around 99.5% then after 1,000 tries the chance of failing is around 0.665396857% (or 0.995^1000).
This means the secret to success would be to try a lot...like 1,000 times to guarantee success.
But wait what if trying costs money and is risky?
So now we have to do low risk things that costs no money 1,000 times!
If I do that based on probability I should succeed.
That's my plan I'm just going to keep trying all types of low risk things to gain money until I succeed.
In order to reach 1,000:
- 30 days - 34 times/day = 1020
- 90 days - 12 times/day = 1080
- 180 days - 6 times/day = 1080
- 1 year = 3 times/day = 1095
I'm going to try to aim for 34/things a day so I can be done within a month.
The pattern of success I've seen for online is:
- Find a product/service irresistible to a certain demographic
- Find a way to legally gain money from that product/service without spending anything (or very very little)
- Advertise product/service to certain demographic most likely to buy (without spending anything or very very little on advertising)
Reasons I see people failing online is because:
- Spending too much money
- Technical issues
- Shipping Issues
- Legal issues
- Advertising strategy failed
So I'm going to follow this pattern of success avoiding those things and do at least 34 things/day to succeed.
But wait...I'm kind of a lazy person sometimes...there's probably no way that I'm going to do 34 things/day to gain money even I really want to and have enough time.
I'll have to figure out how to recondition my behavior to automatically do at least 34 things/day to gain money.
That's the missing piece of this success equation...
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