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I Know What I Don’t Want

I just have a real hard time following formulas and crowds. I really do. I’m not saying this because I’m deliberately trying to different or against the grain. Something inside me will not permit conformity.

All for better or for worse. Right now it feels like for worse, because I’m out on a limb, unable to follow what successful people are telling me what to do.

The way I see it, why would successful people be telling me their secrets to success? Doesn’t that indicate that they’ve extracted the essence of that method and are merely selling me the fizzling leftovers? WTF is that all about?

I know why Shoemoney doesn’t want to install a forum on his system. It’s because he doesn’t want the members communicating with each other. He doesn’t want people to talk about their experience and uphill battles.

What I don’t like about these systems is the promises they make. All that promise is is the potential you could reach, but never the reality. 1 in 1000 might meet or exceed the system, but usually not more.

Another thing is that Shoemoney’s system works because that’s him. The system is built around the kind of person he is and the way he operates, not anybody else. I don’t to be Shoemoney or anything like him. Not because I dislike him (I actually like what little I know of him), but simply because I want to be myself.

This contention started with my blog: I’m writing exactly in the walls of the formula about a subject I’m not passionate about that has to do with following rules. Ironic.

I’d rather be honest and just take the bullet. This is why I’m not going to settle with doing what everybody is doing or trying to perfectly replicate. You can’t replicate someone else’s success. It’s not possible.