Some things just don’t make no sense.<\/p>\n
Especially in the business<\/em> world.<\/p>\n In fact, the longer I’m in business, and deal with other business people (and hear from other business people) the more “don’t make no sense” things I see and hear.<\/p>\n Take the following, for example:<\/p>\n 2. Goo-roos selling traffic courses with nothing but JV’s<\/p>\n 3. Testing small dinky changes and never big changes<\/strong><\/p>\n 4. People who excessively swipe other ads and then complain when someone swipes them<\/p>\n 5. Building a twitter following instead of an email list<\/strong><\/p>\n 6. Social media experts who whine when people don’t follow or friend them back<\/p>\n 7. Newbies paying to learn from other<\/em> newbies <\/strong><\/p>\n 8. Entrepreneurs thinking politicians can save their business<\/p>\n 9. Procrastinating on doing a task because the task will take a long time to accomplish<\/strong><\/p>\n 10. Only sending out emails when you have something to promote (talk about leaving money on the table…)<\/ul>\n There are probably 100 other things to tack onto this list.<\/p>\n But then, I’d just belabor the point and waste time.<\/p>\n And that wouldn’t make no sense<\/em> either.<\/p>\n Ben Settle<\/p>\n\n1. People who claim they can show me how to make $10k per month<\/em>, but don’t make $10 per hour<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n