Automate Your Income: How to identify and maximize self-operating revenue streams

We learn when things go sideways. If we pay attention to the reasons for failure, we get better.

yet. Below are some of the sites I use to stay up with new technology: a. Google Chrome Store: There are amazing Chrome Plugins that can do unlimited actions for a small monthly membership fee. b. Amazon.com: The biggest advantage of Amazon is the reviews. You can determine the quality of a piece of software very quickly. c. CodeCanyon.net: There a

always recommend starting within your own industry. If you encounter trouble finding a good solution, research highly-rated/cheap services on freelance and job sites like freelancer.com, Upwork, and Fiverr. Think how you can re-package and sell a given service for a premium.

I learned that failure isn’t the end. It’s just part of the process toward success. Instead of getting hung up on avoiding failure, I instead say to myself, “Okay, I failed/screwed up. What did I learn? Let’s move on!”

going to run across a prospect, so always have a business card handy. I usually tell people to give me a call, so I can give them some type of free advice on whatever they are trying to do. Helping someone (for free) keeps you on the front of the stove. You want ways to offer value? Try variations of these:

Building a Referral Program

A simple way to build credibility as an authority is to interview subject matter experts in your niche.

When we talk about niches related to AIS, I don’t mean client niches as much as I mean service niches. Instead of trying to build and provide a software program that is the be-all and end-all for a business, that “does everything,” look for a minutely niched service that everyone needs – even if they don't know it – yet.

There were many “wantrepreneurs” (ambitious dreamers who talked the talk but couldn’t walk the walk), but there were very few entrepreneurs whose energy would feed me.