You can keep your pants and chastity belt on for this friend…
–This concept is cleaner than you think.
Each of us has abilities.
A skill set that we can potentially turn into dollar bills.
And let me tell you…
There is a market for almost anything.
So before you write yourself off and say, “I don’t have any skills”
Prayed
“I don’t know what I’m good at”
Let me stop you in your tracks for a second.
Because everyone is good at something. And once you realize the talents and skill sets you possess—
—You need to answer these 3 questions by yourself.
1. Is there a market where I can use my unique skill set?
I know I said there is a market for just about anything (and that is true) there is still a small chance that what you have to offer may not necessarily be marketable.
The only way to answer this question is to do a little research.
Google solves all this for you. Type something into the good old Google search box that you think potential customers will search for, and then see what people are saying on blogs, Facebook, Twitter, etc…
And that brings us to question two.
2. What needs, wants and wishes do these people want?
As you search the Google machine for a potential market, pay close attention to what people are saying.
When you do that, you will find that people will naturally confess what they want and need (VERY IMPORTANT!)
3. How can I use my skills to meet these needs?
Now comes the fun part. Once you figure out what people want, you’ll want to create something that meets those needs.
And do not worry—
The creation process is fun, fast and easy. You just have to know your skills, bring those skills to your market…
And hone those skills like there’s no tomorrow.
Oh yeah, and here’s a bonus tip for you to ignore at your peril…
When you’re not working or spending time with family and friends, you should spend that time honing your skills.
You should be on a mission to know everything there is to know about your area of expertise, and on top of that, you should make it your mission to know more than your competitors.
And hey—
— You may never know everything there is to know about whatever you do (things are always changing in every industry), but as long as you show your audience that you care enough to keep up to date and fresh…
They will be endlessly grateful for the value you provide them in the form of dollar bills.
It’s that easy.
And whoever said “Pimpin ain’t easy” obviously wasn’t doing it right (aka… my way).