How often do you wake up excited about what you get to do for a living and where you are in life?

Our goal around here is to make every day a great day like that.

There are plenty of lessons in today's show for all levels of success.

Today we discuss how to go from where you are now to where you should be with your online selling business.

Get ready for a big shove in the

right direction with this episode. Welcome back to Silent Sales Machine Radio. Here's your host,

Mr. Jim Cockram. Those of us who attended public school growing up, especially if you lived in an area that had

winters like we did where I grew up, well, you'll know what a snow day is. You see, a snow day

is one of those magical, wonderful days where the stars align and the universe smiles on you

and you start to wake up in the morning and your mom or your dad says, hey, guess what? No school today. It snowed too much last night. Oh, how many of you remember that feeling? It was like Christmas. Well, maybe not quite that good, but pretty stinking close. You go to bed the night before thinking tomorrow you got to get

up and go to school and you wake up and the best possible news is delivered. Hey, it's a snow day.

Do whatever you want today. Total freedom. Go here, go there, do this, do that, stay in bed for a while, have some late

breakfast, play in the snow. Well, you know what? The closest thing I've discovered as an adult

to that feeling is the feeling I have literally every day for the past 15 plus years running my

own internet-based business. It never gets old. So for those of you who are

looking for that next step, that next step to freedom, you want to break away from having to

report for duty, helping someone else build their dream. And there's nothing wrong with that now.

We've talked about that. It's great to have a good job and some people build their dream. And there's nothing wrong with that now. We've talked about that.

It's great to have a good job and some people love their jobs. I would encourage you to do this,

though. If you have a job, treat it like you're an entrepreneur. And what that means is you show up

to work, trying to build the best business for your customer that you possibly can. And of course, your customer

is the person who writes their name on your paycheck. And you just have one customer. But me and a lot

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