I considered myself as earning $200 that day, or if I wrote 20 articles, I would assume that I earned $400 that day, rather than my actual earnings.

It has been said that if you want to make more money, work as if you are actually earning the higher amount of money, and soon you will be. In my case, that has certainly been true. At the time of this wri

One of the things that I did that was revolutionary to me and is one of the propelling things that took me from a beginner online to making real money is the way I would think about income.

By this time, I was averaging over $100 per day online, and some days would be more or less than others. At that time I probably had $0 days, and days when I made $300. But I didn’t think of it as $0 or $300, I thought of my income in terms of how many articles I wrote. Because think about this: the money I receive today in my paypal account or my merchant account, I didn’t really earn it today. I really earned it 30-60 days ago, when I wrote the ebook I sold or I wrote the article that generated the traffic.

So I studied my numbers, looking at the dollar volume of business I was doing, and correlated that with how many articles I had online, and came up with a figure of about $20 per article. I estimated that this was the average amount of business I would do from each article I wrote. Now keep in mind, my articles had only been online for a short period of time, so this did not reflect the total amount an article will produce after it has been online for many months or even years. My current estimate of the future revenue of my articles is around $50, and I even think that will climb.

Basically, the mindset I would put myself into is that my daily earnings were $20 per article I would write. So if I wrote 10 articles, I considered myself as earning $200 that day, or if I wrote 20 articles, I would assume that I earned $400 that day, rather than my actual earnings.

It has been said that if you want to make more money, work as if you are actually earning the higher amount of money, and soon you will be. In my case, that has certainly been true. At the time of this writ

0. But I didn’t think of it as $0 or $300, I thought of my income in terms of how many articles I wrote. Because think about this: the money I receive today in my paypal account or my merchant account, I didn’t really earn it today. I really earned it 30-60 days ago, when I wrote the ebook I sold or I wrote the article that generated the traffic.

So I studied my numbers, looking at the dollar volume of business I was doing, and correlated that with how many articles I had online, and came up with a figure of about $20 per article. I estimated that this was the average amount of business I would do from each article I wrote. Now keep in mind, my articles had only been online for a short period of time, so this did not reflect the total amount an article will produce after it has been online for many months or even years. My current estimate of the future revenue of my articles is around $50, and I even think that will climb.

Basically, the mindset I would put myself into is that my daily earnings were $20 per article I would write. So if I wrote 10 articles, I considered myself as earning $200 that day, or if I wrote 20 articles, I would assume that I earned $400 that day, rather than my actual earnings.

It has been said that if you want to make more money, work as if you are actually earning the higher amount of money, and soon you will be. In my case, that has certainly been true. At the time of this wri

tudied my numbers, looking at the dollar volume of business I was doing, and correlated that with how many articles I had online, and came up with a figure of about $20 per article. I estimated that this was the average amount of business I would do from each article I wrote. Now keep in mind, my articles had only been online for a short period of time, so this did not reflect the total amount an article will produce after it has been online for many months or even years. My current estimate of the future revenue of my articles is around $50, and I even think that will climb.

Basically, the mindset I would put myself into is that my daily earnings were $20 per article I would write. So if I wrote 10 articles, I considered myself as earning $200 that day, or if I wrote 20 articles, I would assume that I earned $400 that day, rather than my actual earnings.

It has been said that if you want to make more money, work as if you are actually earning the higher amount of money, and soon you will be. In my case, that has certainly been true. At the time of this wri

s did not reflect the total amount an article will produce after it has been online for many months or even years. My current estimate of the future revenue of my articles is around $50, and I even think that will climb.

Basically, the mindset I would put myself into is that my daily earnings were $20 per article I would write. So if I wrote 10 articles, I considered myself as earning $200 that day, or if I wrote 20 articles, I would assume that I earned $400 that day, rather than my actual earnings.

It has been said that if you want to make more money, work as if you are actually earning the higher amount of money, and soon you will be. In my case, that has certainly been true. At the time of this wri

I considered myself as earning $200 that day, or if I wrote 20 articles, I would assume that I earned $400 that day, rather than my actual earnings.

It has been said that if you want to make more money, work as if you are actually earning the higher amount of money, and soon you will be. In my case, that has certainly been true. At the time of this writing, I am up to $11,000 per month in revenue, and am attempting to work as if I am earning several times that. My prediction is that my income will triple or quadruple by the end of the year, as I continue to write ebooks and articles