Online Internet Business in 30 Days? |

Is it possible to start a business online in as little as 30 days?

Today, you will learn in this audio about the risks involved in starting an online business in just 30 days. You will also get valuable tips from people who took on this journey and reached their goal.

You may want to start an online business because you have heard from a lot of people that it can make you money quickly and easily. Well, that may be true for few, but for the rest of us it takes persistent mindful effort. It is possible to start your online business in less than 30 days if you know where to find the right resources, and learn how to use them.

Ed Dale and his 30 Day Challenge and “Challenge Plus” team have been providing this mentoring during the recent years and many of us join the challenge program every year, even though we already have a viable business, and that’s because you can always learn something new in the 30 Day Challenge program.

One major challenge that you may have to overcome in the 30 Day Challenge and in any business startup is learning a lot of stuff:

1.    Finding the right market to sell to
2.    Find out what customers want
3.    Figure out what customers search for in Google, eBay, social media
4.    Creating interesting valuable content (articles, videos) that is fun to learn
5.    Promoting your web site, Facebook page, Twitter account
6.    Tracking visitors actions on your sites and adjusting your offers
7.    Finding good services and employees that can take care of their daily activities and create more money and free time for yourself

But then there are still critical questions no one can answer except you:

1.    Are you willing to learn so much without getting “overloaded”?
2.    Can you make the shift from learning to doing?
3.    Can you sustain your actions in the same speed as you experience failures?
4.    How can you tackle the need to do stuff you do not really like or any good at doing?

And the last item is a real monster: How to deal with stuff you really do not want to do and still have to?
Getting someone else to do it may not be possible as you start (while having no spare money or knowledge that you can pass on).
The 30 Day challenge aims to teach you, and then get you going through the actions of starting your business online, for at least 30 days. One of the foundations in the 30 Day Challenge is that an action that is taken every day for 3-4 weeks will turn into a habit. Then hopefully you as a participant will be better equipped to fight procrastination, frustration, effort and get your newly created business on the right track.

But there is an invisible blockage here and it relates to the fact that business creation cannot be summed up to a single action or process that you can go through every day. The 30 Day Challenge and in fact any startup involve many processes and you need to turn each one of them into a habit and that’s not easy at all.

I am suggesting there may be another way to go about it, and actually maybe Ed Dale would want to look into it and possibly adjust the 30 Day Challenge program accordingly.
I am saying that instead of having each entrepreneur do every action to start their own business, split processes across people.
So you would teach everything needed to start a business, and then create teams, where each team takes care of only one process (keyword research, content creation, video creation, internet marketing and promotion and so on).

You would then be able to join a team that does the action you like to do and can do it better than others. There would 30 Day Challenge employees and alumni students that could help guide each team. The revenue of the whole project would be split among participants. Each participant will not have to do everything or struggle alone.

It is like turning the 30 Day challenge 90 degrees and I believe many more people can succeed much better that way.
If you are wondering whether people will get bored doing the same stuff every day, well there is a remedy for that: firstly, most chances you would stick with something you found enjoyable to begin with, since you chose it. Secondly, you can always move to another team that specializes in something else you fancy.

So Mr. Ed Dale, hope you are listening and want to look into this further
I believe that Participants would then have more confidence starting their own independent business next time. They may also have new friends and partners to help them out in their new journey.