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Mentors And Systems

Sat, Aug 15, 2009

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In Flying there are a lot of complex instruments to master. All can look complicated. When I first learnt to fly over 37 years ago I had an instructor to guide me. He was my mentor. He showed me how to make reading the complex instruments easy. we followed a system. It is the same with internet marketing and what we are doing now. We need an instructor who is our mentor. You need to find a Mentor. There are some principles in flying that are similar to life and Internet marketing. For an aircraft to remain in the air there a four forces in play. Lift, Weight, Drag and Thrust. The aircrafts weight must be balanced by the Lift . Thrusts propels the aircraft forward and the drag tries to hold it back so to speak. So the Thrust and Drag must balance too. Funny though. when an aircraft climbs you would think it needs more lift than weight to climb. It doesnt. The lift is less than the weight because the climb is assisted by excess thrust. We are climbing higher and higher to our goals in Internet marketing and we only have to hang onto our Mentor and support each other and we will make it. Your Mentor is the thrust. We must have a goal and destination just like the aircraft. We will succeed just by association. aircraft systems We Can Do It Steve
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5 Responses to “Mentors And Systems”

  1. Susana Martinez
    Susana Martinez Says:
    August 15th, 2009 at 12:59 pm

    Great analogy Steven, what you say (from experience) really does make sense, we all need a little help and guidance to learn and progress.

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  2. adrian chan
    adrian chan Says:
    August 17th, 2009 at 1:37 pm

    Hey steve, is it a bird ? is it a plane? no it's steve! I can relate to the comparison in relation to the four things required b4 lift off!
    3 2 1 Thunderbirds are go! hey can u take me for a fly someday steve? Wow 37 years of flying and retired now ! Im impressed..Well it looks like your blogs taken off now so keep it up, thrust thruuuuusst! and boom!

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  3. Tomharvey
    Tomharvey Says:
    August 17th, 2009 at 2:50 pm

    Steven

    I'm a fellow Alex Jeffreys student, on MWA2.0, and have been nothing but impressed with the content and assistance that has been provided to date. As you rightly say, Alex is our thrust and he is pushing us towards our destination (goals).
    Pop over and check how I'm getting on when you get a chance and keep up the good work.

    Tom

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