How did MJ have the balls to start a website when there were other sites already on the market probably built by proffesional programmers?
What made him think he could build a better website? What was his competitive advantage? Passion? Knowing the industry?
Did he initially enjoy programming or did he do it purely because he saw a need.
Did he analyze the market before starting the website or did he use intuition? How did he come to the conclusion to invest his time in this particular website instead of another project / business? WADM?
What was his initial plan when he arrived in Phoenix or did he just have faith something good would happen?
What was his contingency plan if the website didn’t work or that just wasn't a consideration?
How did he deal with the stress of uncertainty … that the website wouldn’t possibly gain traction and this could be another failure?
How did he deal with the possibility of Bankruptcy?
How did he maintain discipline and keep his eye on the ball. Did he have a system to keep him on track?
How did he deal with the stress of programming? If I programmed 8-12 hours every day I would go insane. Programming is one of the most challenging tasks. Did he at least exercise during this time and maintain some balance? Did he have relationships during this time or was he exclusively dedicated to the website? Did he call his mom during this time?
How did he prevent himself from retreating back to the comfort zone once he started cashflowing $10,000/ month?
How did he come up with the statistic of 14% chance of attaining millions in 6 years using the FastLane? This probability seems very high to me?
What made him think he could build a better website? What was his competitive advantage? Passion? Knowing the industry?
Did he initially enjoy programming or did he do it purely because he saw a need.
Did he analyze the market before starting the website or did he use intuition? How did he come to the conclusion to invest his time in this particular website instead of another project / business? WADM?
What was his initial plan when he arrived in Phoenix or did he just have faith something good would happen?
What was his contingency plan if the website didn’t work or that just wasn't a consideration?
How did he deal with the stress of uncertainty … that the website wouldn’t possibly gain traction and this could be another failure?
How did he deal with the possibility of Bankruptcy?
How did he maintain discipline and keep his eye on the ball. Did he have a system to keep him on track?
How did he deal with the stress of programming? If I programmed 8-12 hours every day I would go insane. Programming is one of the most challenging tasks. Did he at least exercise during this time and maintain some balance? Did he have relationships during this time or was he exclusively dedicated to the website? Did he call his mom during this time?
How did he prevent himself from retreating back to the comfort zone once he started cashflowing $10,000/ month?
How did he come up with the statistic of 14% chance of attaining millions in 6 years using the FastLane? This probability seems very high to me?
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