How To Make It Through The Night Of Uncertainty — Those Times When It Isn’t Working, When You Doubt Yourself, When You Wonder If It’ll Ever Come Together For You.
A message of encouragement if you feel uncertain, doubt if what you’re doing will be successful or sometimes feel like you’re on the wrong track. By Marlon Sanders
Hello, Marlon Sanders here.
If you’re tired of having smoke blown at, through, under and up every part of your clothing and anatomy, then maybe this article will be refreshing to you. I’d like to talk to you about what I call…”The Night Of Uncertainty”When you go to learn Internet marketing, you experience a variety of times and days.
What I mean is, you have those moments where the sun is shining. Everything looks like it’s working. Everything is all hunky dory, as we’d say in the state of Oklahama where I’m from.You wake up.The light seems brigher. There’s a bounce in your step. It’s all good.
But life has its ups and downs and so does marketing.
There’s also this period you go through at times where what you thought was working isn’t. Where you’re going through a learning curve. You put in time and effort and do NOT get the payoff.Most people quit at that point. It’s the “night time” of marketing. And night precedes day.
Before things work, they don’t work.
It’s all part of the learning curve. And the hardest thing about it is during the night, you doubt yourself and what you’re doing. You doubt if it’ll ever work. You doubt if your time, money and
effort are well invested or not.
It’s one of the reasons I teach and preach to spend a big chunk of your time, money and energy learning marketing methods that will benefit you in ALL of life, and not just in an Internet
business.
It’s hard to make it through the nights of business. Everything seems black. What you thought was working isn’t. You’ve expended all this effort and the payoff didn’t come. The doubt. The indecision. The hurt. The pain.
The only thing you have to go on is your hope and your belief. Sure, there are the successes of others. But there’s always a reason those don’t apply to you.
So in the nights of business, you’re often there alone.
Anthony Robbins said with great eloquence that life is an interaction between pain and pleasure. People will do more to avoid pain than to gain pleasure.
So the trick is to make it through the nights of business, so your days can out number your nights.








