TBH it's so low that you'd have trouble limboing under it.

Essentially all you have to do is turn up regularly and do something.

"If you do it right 51 percent of the time, you will end up a hero." – Alfred P. Sloan.

There you have it, 51% right is successful unless you're a sportsperson.

The legendary Babe Ruth's home run to strikeout percentage is 53.7%.

He knew what he wanted to do when he stepped up to the plate, and he swung fearlessly every time.

What the Babe knew and we are still learning is that we all make mistakes, no shame in that.

The shame is when we don't learn from those mistakes, or we stop trying.

• Mistakes = Experience.
• Experience = Knowledge.
• Knowledge = Wisdom.
• Therefore: Mistakes = Wisdom.

Mistakes are the key to success. 

You cannot progress until you take the risk of failure (making a mistake).

90% of the time I've managed to screw up royally I did such a poor job that no one even knew I'd stuffed up.

One just recently.

I set up a funnel and put the wrong link to the delivery page, there are several delivery pages in this funnel, and I linked to the wrong one for that sales page.

Fortunately, no one bought that particular product before I discovered the error and corrected it.

Whoops.

Only strike one though, so it didn't matter.
 

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  OK, how are you going to know if you should persist in what you're doing or give up and try something else?

First up, stick with one thing until you've done it 100 times and then evaluate how you're doing.

If you've managed to get it right 51 times, you're in front and should keep going.

Seriously, after 100 tries, you're probably doing it is better than the first time you tried.

If your success rate is still in the dumpster, you probably should quit that and try another thing.

That is not failure.

That is searching for your sweet spot.

Define what you see as success for each trial, and then measure your results to know how you are tracking.

How can I help you?

Email me and ask, and I'll do what I can.

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