When I was doing line design for the company I worked for before retiring, I would often have to tell the person I did the design for that "the map is not the territory".

Not everyone is fully capable of translating a design to the real world with accuracy.

It's easy when you do it all the time but not if you do it only occasionally.

I was reminded of this recently when reading a question posted in a group.

The question was "How do I put a link in a blog post?"

For most of you, this seems like a really, really simple question and one which should be self-evident.

But, it reminded me of when I first tried to program in Perl.

Nothing in the reference manual mentioned that Perl only worked on a server.

I couldn't get the very first code to work no matter what I did.

After weeks of trying, I finally did manage to find out about the server issue and I felt bloody stupid for not knowing something as simple as that.

Have you had a similar experience?

I think we all have at some stage in our lives on or off-line.

So, we all need a map to get from A to Z but the map only guides you in the right direction, if you walk along with your head buried in the map you will headbutt a tree.

All of the different methods I share with you, paid or free, are just maps to the end result.  

Boosting your finances.

With any map, you have to hold them the right way around or they don't get you to where you want to be.

Even then you can be misdirected by a part of the map that you don't fully understand.

This is definitely not your fault, it's purely a lack of experience in reading the map instructions.

Regards,

Brent.

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