A couple of months ago I was working on this newsletter with the deadline quickly approaching when inspiration hit. I had an idea for a new product.

In a case like this common sense might tell you to keep writing the newsletter because the deadline is looming.

But here’s what I did instead: I immediately started outlining my new product. I had the inspiration, creativity and enthusiasm for it, and I didn’t know if or when I would ever feel that way again. The entire day was spent working this idea into a viable product which has since made me close to $5,000.

The newsletter was a day late but I don’t think my subscribers minded. And if I had kept working on the newsletter I would likely have missed out on that $5,000 and counting.

I might not recommend always dropping what you’re doing in favor of inspiration, but when you can it will often pay off.

One more thing… do you remember a great idea you had? Maybe you wrote it down, intending to do it later? Did you?

Probably not. That’s why when your tail is on fire with a great idea, it’s best to immediately go to work on it instead of putting it off until later.

What This Guy Stumbled Across By Accident Nearly TWENTY YEARS AGO Is Anything But Average.

It's Still Banking Him $25,000 - $35,000 EVERY SINGLE MONTH!

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