The $10,000 a Month Mindset

Every newbie that doesn’t have that $10k a month mindset, takes part in digital marketing for the first time emotionally attaches themselves to the money. It’s not uncommon for a marketer that dedicated 5 years or even a decade to getting the results through trial and error to find their own path to online success.

You have probably seen successful marketers hit the $100k mark only to be swatted down because they compounded so much money on someone’s beach just to see it get washed away by the tides of changing algorithms.

In this article you’re going to learn earning $10k a month is not as easy as most newbies like yourself think it is. You’re going to learn what it takes to strive in your business so that you can finally give up that bullshit cubicle job.

The struggle, trial, and error is part of your journey. The amount of time grinding to hit $10k a month has everything to do with mindset. Along with focusing on why you’re building it in the first place, and gaining the knowledge and skills you bring to your niche. Some have been grinding 8 – 11 years without making a dime after spending a fortune on various courses.

You’re probably wondering why someone could spend all that money and still haven’t made a commission. Shit’s crazy, right? Well, it’s because of them chasing the shiny objects, rainbows, and golden monkeys that have much to do with it, wanting that sense of gratification and unrealistic rapid results. But the main problem here is lack of preparation and bad choices are the mother of all screw-ups. One way to get rapid results is through setting smart goals and tracking your data. Many get to a level of spending all of it without reinvesting and are unprepared. Also lack of marketing, budgeting, and business management.

There are people that probably told you “It took me 5 years to hit six figures” based on what they are willing to teach you. If it took someone 8 years, they will tell you how it took them 8 years. So how long does it take to hit $10k a month?

The answer is as long as you think it does. It takes as long, based on what you do, how you do it, but most importantly why. It also depends on what you bring to the table.

Your self-image acts as a governor of your behavior.

Earl Nightingale once said: “We tend to live up to our expectations.”

So if it takes you 10 years, ask yourself why?
If it takes 2 years, ask yourself how?

What most don’t realize, getting to that goal and staying there are 2 different things. It’s governed by mindset as opposed to blaming social media for pulling the rug from under you. Which begs the question: How long does it take?” As long as you make it take.