I realized I wasn’t failing. I was just missing the foundation and the skills.

Let's talk about the day that you were scrolling on this app and you came across somebody talking about how they were making a ton of money selling somebody else's digital product aka of course, and you decided that you wanted it so you got in now maybe it ended up being a lot harder or maybe it wasn't what you were expecting because probably the person who sold it to you huge income. Claiming on top of their head didn't actually tell you the skills that were going to be needed. They probably also failed to mention the fact that if you never created content before that could be really difficult and uncomfortable when you first get started. They probably didn't mention that you're going to have to learn how to connect with people through your content or how to actually mark it online, how to build a funnel, how to figure out who you should be speaking to. So if you are truly new and you've never done anything like this before and you've never used social media in this way before. You are basically handed something and left to figure out what to focus on first and this is what happens when people only use income claims to make sales. They're basically selling you the result without actually telling you what it's actually going to take to get there. And it's also why so many people quit because if they don't see success quick enough or they see the person other people making money quicker than them, they assume that it's not for them or they assume that this space is not legit. When I first got a course, I spent a lot of months struggling making no progress. I didn't know what to focus on first and I didn't have any of the skills. I wasn't even focused on building the skills because I was so focused on reselling the course as an affiliate because honestly, that's what I saw everybody else doing and that's what was being focused on the most. Eventually, I got into something called DSS and I got coaching and I got mentorship and I started learning how to actually market online, how to create better content content that actually connects with people. I stopped focusing on the just the affiliate sales part, even though I was able to make affiliate sales of DSS, I realized that I was actually building skills and building the foundation to eventually build something of my own, which I am now doing thanks to everything that I am learning inside of DSS. There is real opportunity in this space. It may take you longer than you want it to, but if you are still here and you still are trying to figure this out, don't just assume that you're behind because you haven't yet. Chances are you just need to really focus on building those skills first and building the foundation under you as well. Focus on the skills first and then worry about the affiliate sales and who knows maybe those skills that you are building will eventually help you one day build something of your own too.