Confession: I Never Built 200 Websites
GeezerWise Confessions šļø written by Fred Ferguson (aka GeezerWise)
Thereās an old story that still makes the rounds in online business circles.
Some guy ā not me ā cranked out 200 little content websites back in the AdSense days. Each site pulled in anywhere from $50 to $200 a month. Nothing spectacular. But stack 200 of those little cash machines together and suddenly he was making $10K a month.
Impressive? Sure. Glamorous? Not at all.
And hereās the confession: I never did that.
I never sat there rewriting PLR articles into endless mini-sites. I never saw AdSense checks that fat. That was someone elseās grind.
But the lesson from his story slapped me in the face. He didnāt succeed because he was a genius. He didnāt strike gold because of a secret hack. He won because he kept repeating one boring task until it snowballed into real money.
That principle? Iāve lived it everywhere else.
In recovery, it wasnāt the fireworks that kept me sober. It was the mundane ā showing up to the same meetings, day after day.
In writing, itās not waiting for lightning. Itās sitting down to write, even when the words feel flat.
In business, itās not the shiny trick that works once. Itās the boring repeat of the thing that already got a win.
The truth? Winners embrace the mundane. Losers run from it.
Everyone wants novelty, but boring is where the money lives.
So hereās my challenge to you:
Whatās the boring little thing youāve already done that worked once? And whenās the last time you repeated it?
Because if youāre willing to do it again (and again), thatās where your $10K snowball starts.
ā Fred Ferguson (GeezerWise)
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