Stop Complaining And Make A Change
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Stop Complaining and Make a Change
Introduction
Today, I'm addressing a topic that might ruffle some feathers, but if it does, it’s likely meant for you. My goal isn’t to criticize but to support your growth as an entrepreneur. Embracing change is crucial for continued success, and resisting it can halt progress. Let's ensure that doesn’t happen to you.
Observations in the Online Business World
Recently, I've noticed numerous online service providers expressing frustration over cheaper alternatives threatening their businesses. Virtual assistants, for example, are angry about competitors charging $10 per hour. While it's understandable, keep in mind that this rate is above minimum wage across the U.S. and Canada. Many people choose online work to stay at home rather than endure a subpar job. They've found a way to make it work, and that's commendable.
Similarly, article writers and distribution services are frustrated by automation cutting into profits. Are the days of earning $100 per article over? Not necessarily.
Adapting to Market Changes
If your business is struggling due to lower-cost competitors, it's time for a reality check. Complaining won’t help?"only action will. As more people enter the online workforce, competition will increase. Innovative technology will automate more tasks.
To succeed, differentiate yourself from the competition. If you’re offering email management for $25 per hour, you might lose out to those content with lower pay. Instead, target clients who value high-quality service and are willing to pay for it. Satisfied clients will refer others, expanding your business.
Writers, Consider Your Options
For writers commanding $100 per article, consider the potential of using your skills for your own projects. This approach eliminates the hassles of client work and can be more lucrative.
I learned this firsthand in 2003. As a copywriter, I realized I could earn more from residual income than client work. I stopped taking clients and focused on my own writing, which led to a significant increase in income with less effort. Now, I thrive without the demands of client interactions.
Embrace Change for Continued Growth
If external changes are challenging your business, it’s time to rethink your strategy. Adaptation is necessary for every business to thrive. Remember, even McDonald's once insisted they’d never offer a veggie burger.
By embracing change and identifying new opportunities, you position yourself for long-term success. Don’t let resistance hold you back.
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