Making Money Online - Navigating Through A Few Trenches You're Bound To Fall Into Along The Way

That's powerful, concise, and great advice. As you do it and fail, your not failing at all- you're learning, honing your sword, learning it's weight, range, characteristics and (yours and its) reactions.

your learning abilities like swinging a 40 lb sword above your head like a toy sword. To do that elegantly and powerfully you need muscles. The first swing you swing low and break things when the sheer weight of the sword causes you lose your balance (or vertigo when swinging it overhead) and you do more harm than good- but you learn from it. 

The secret to success is simply taking action, following a valid plan, and generating your own plan based on it, know it like a robot. The putting your eggs into one basket isn't saying only utilize one source for generating an income, rather at first stick to one thing at a time until you can kick off the training wheels or you will overwhelm yourself. Start on Wizzley and get the hang of building articles so they get traffic, inform, and are interesting.

When you got that down move to learning how to monetize the page, then once you've mastered monetizing it, learn how to promote it. In time you'll be so good at each component that you can simultaneously calculate, build, tweak, and update your pages in one swift movement but you can also build a site off Wizzley too with the same skills you learned here!

The reason it takes so long to generate money online isn't that you can't do it pretty fast with the right knowledge, resources, and timing- it's that all of that requires experience to do it intuitively, quickly, and correctly. There is a lot more going on than meets the eye.

That's the difference between the get rich quick and the earned wealth mentalities. One has a backup plan- the other does not. You can automate the steps eventually but if you shortcut to automation right off the bat you don't get the: 

execute, review results, execute, review results...get better and better at execution, part of the chain of events that led to success "habits".

You don't get the practice, and with the practice comes also knowing how to build BETER articles and how to write better more engaging and earning pages.

It's the difference between being that successful person so dynamic and good at seeing the gold nuggets and getting them, and the guy who passes on templated information he "read" from a book but when asked questions or probed he has no clue how to really answer it.

The secret to success is a willingness to take it slow and learn more than earn at first. To know the value in the process not just getting to point "B" fast, it's about patience not allowing you to make snap decisions you don't think through. It's kind of like the difference between entering a new city and driving slow through the neighborhoods, learning the streets, and developing a keen sense of direction in that town.

You can drive quickly through the town but you'd miss all the details, the charm, the things that help you remember landmarks which help you remember the map of your town- if you drive through fast you end up having to do this every day and may never learn where everything is but if you take the time to discover the details, the charm, you can do it once or twice and it's locked in.

The practice is part of how you learn to "think it through", without that era of experience behind you when you think anything, your missing the "through" part of data to pull from and create a solution.