do the work | David M Masters

This New AI Program Will Solve All Of My Problems Instantly!

Amidst the steady rhythm of work, clients often interrupt the flow with fervent declarations of the newest Artificial Intelligence marvel, heralded as the solution to build their business with a mere click effortlessly. It begs the question: how long will individuals continue to be lured by these Internet con artists? While I don’t discount the potential efficacy of such tools in the present moment, the critical consideration lies in their sustainability and long-term viability. Are you prepared to stake the future of your business on a seemingly quick and easy fix for an aspect that challenges you or proves tiresome?

In our fast-paced world of entrepreneurship, the allure of the new, cheap, and effortless can be overwhelmingly tempting. The promise of achieving great rewards with minimal investment is a siren call many aspiring entrepreneurs find difficult to resist. However, beneath the surface of these shiny objects lies a dangerous reality: distraction from tried and proven methods, especially prevalent in Internet Marketing.

Internet Marketing is littered with untold secret offers promising the world: use artificial intelligence to build your website, create your logo, write and place internet ads, design royalty-free images and graphics, create an army of zombie fans, promoters, commenters, and an unlimited number of other unbelievable offers. Often touted as revolutionary shortcuts, these offers aim to entice individuals away from the timeless principles of hard work, dedication, and personal responsibility.

One of the most insidious aspects of these distractions is the proliferation of cheap imitations and AI-powered solutions masquerading as genuine talent. Rather than investing in a team of skilled professionals, some entrepreneurs fall victim to the allure of off-shore imitators who rely on AI tools to produce subpar work. The result? A diluted brand image, lackluster content, and ultimately, a loss of credibility in the eyes of consumers.

The most dangerous pitfall of chasing shiny objects in Internet Marketing is the temptation to manipulate search engine results, notably Google. Countless nefarious marketers promise shortcuts to the top of Google’s search results through black hat tactics and unethical practices. However, Google is not easily fooled. Their algorithms constantly evolve to detect and penalize manipulative tactics, often resulting in severe consequences for those who attempt to trick the system.

The infamous “Google Slap” serves as a sobering reminder of the risks of circumventing the rules. Entrepreneurs who succumb to the allure of easy rankings may lose their coveted position and face the ultimate punishment: being banned from Google search results altogether. Such a fate can spell financial ruin, leading to the loss of income, assets, and even personal relationships.

The stories of successful online entrepreneurs who have fallen victim to the allure of shiny objects serve as cautionary tales for aspiring business owners. While the promise of quick and effortless success may be enticing, the reality is far less glamorous. True success in Internet Marketing, as in any endeavor, requires dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to ethical practices.

So, how can aspiring entrepreneurs avoid the pitfalls of chasing shiny objects? The answer lies in embracing the principles of authenticity, integrity, and hard work. Instead of seeking shortcuts and quick fixes, focus on building a solid foundation built on honest authenticity with integrity for your business through genuine connections, quality content, and ethical marketing practices. Ethically, using an authentic human strategy survives the test of time, and your rewards will reinforce your efforts exponentially over time.

The evils of being distracted by shiny objects in Internet Marketing cannot be overstated. The new, cheap, and effortless allure may seem irresistible, but the consequences of succumbing to these distractions can be devastating. By staying true to tried and proven methods and avoiding the temptation of shortcuts, aspiring entrepreneurs can build successful and sustainable businesses that stand the test of time.

Will You Do It?

You have a dream. You can do it. Will you do it? That’s the question.

Occasionally, someone crosses my path and I am empathetically drawn to him or her. I can see his or her potential and I sometimes get lost in the fullness of the vision. On rare occasions, I reach out and invite this person to join me in the performance of my mission because I can see the synergistic relationship between our combined missions. Sometimes I jump the gun.

My vision of his or her potential is so clear, that I overlook the current status he or she is in along his or her life’s journey. If he or she is not ready, willing, or able to fully embrace their individual purpose, message, passion, and mission yet, then I am doing him or her an injustice my presuming they he or she is fully engaged or capable participating in this time in space.

Everyone is on their own path, doing the best they can with what they have, and there is no reason to engage when the timing is not right for you. Only you can know when you are in the right place at the right time to fully embrace your higher calling, and only then, will you know the answer to, “will you do it?”

Will you do it?

Sometimes it’s when you’ve had it up to here (as Popeye the Sailor might say, “That’s all I can stands and I can’t stands no more!”), other times you might have been just waiting for the appropriate bandwidth in life to have the time and space to dedicate to living your own life to your highest and best potential.

There are others who have a pretty good idea what their life’s purpose is (may even know precisely what their divine assignment is) and have decided never to engage in it fully.

I owe a huge debt of gratitude to Mark Victor Hansen who taught me to work with people and clients in lockstep fashion. Previous to Mark’s coaching, I could get so excited about someone else’s possibilities that I’d sacrifice everything on his or her behalf, only to find out later, that he or she had no intention of following through on fulfilling his or her life’s purpose.

Until Mark’s diagnosis, I would passionately overextend myself, even put myself in harm’s way, allow myself to be drained by emotional vampires, exploited by sociopaths or psychopaths who would seek to exploit my naivety and enthusiasm.

These days, my ministry is far more streamlined, I have staff and friends looking out for me and I am more cautious and disciplined. I realize now, that I cannot want something for you more than you want for yourself.

I will fully support you and walk with your hand-in-hand step-by-step toward you accomplishing your goals, realizing your dreams, achieving your highest and best, living your best life, and making the world a better place, but I will not do it for you.

I show you how, and help you do anything you want, but you must be motivated, willing and capable of doing the work necessary to bring your vision to fruition.

If you think you’re ready to go forward with all you’ve got, then I’m ready to go with you. You could do this on your own, no doubt about it, but together we could rock this thing.

Call me.

Catch a Wave for a Better Life

How Did You Feel Today?

Tell me, how was today for you? What if every day could be like today, would that make you happy? Was today the best day ever, one of those days that was better than the days before, or was today very similar to the days of your life as one slowly merges into the next with little change or variation? How did you feel today?

Do you want to have another day, like today, tomorrow?

Would you like to have a better day?

What if every day could be better than the day before?

When you’ve decided to live a better life, your best life, and make the world a better place. You can say, “Goodbye,” to the same ol’ same ol’ routine of life, but you’re going to have to do some work to make it happen; you can’t just wish for a better life and expect to simply step into it. No fairy godmother is going to wave her magic wand and make it happen. If you want a better life, you’re gonna have to do something, maybe more than you bargained for, but it will be worth it if you really want a better life.

If you’re not going to do the work to live a better life, then that’s okay too. There’s nothing wrong with making the best of the life that you have, but there is a decided and purposeful difference between making the best of what you have and living your best life ever.

It’s all up to you, which would you rather do?

Make the best of the life that you have

Live your best life ever and make the world a better place

There’s no right or wrong answer; it’s all up to you. What do you want to do?

If you want to live your best life and make the world a better place, it will take more than buying my book, and it will take more than reading it. It’s going take action, and it might not be easy. This might be too much to ask of yourself, so if it sounds too much like work to you, then you’re probably not being called to such a high level of excellence, and there’s no problem with that. You can always make the best of the life that you’re living.

If you’re looking to live a better life, be aware of the rare opportunities to catch a wave that could help to raise your vibration and ride that wave. But just like riding a surfboard, if you’re not making the effort to stay on the wave, it will go on without you.

If you missed that wave and it has left you behind, don’t panic; that wave was not meant for you. There’s always another wave. The next big wave could be bigger or better, maybe now, who knows, but one thing’s for sure: Another wave will come.

Inexperienced surfers are expected to crash and burn the first few times when trying to catch a wave, and that’s okay, too, because there’s always another wave.

No use in worrying about the one you missed because another one is on its way. Maybe the next one will be the one for you. Maybe, you will be able to exert the effort necessary to make sure it doesn’t pass you by; and if it does, no problem.

You cannot coast and do nothing and expect to ride the wave. It’s just not going to happen, and if you want to make the best of the life you’re living there’s no fault in that.

God is holding a treasure trove of blessings for you, no matter where you are in life.

Just keep loving and doing the best you can with what you have.