Howling wind and sea...
Published: Fri, 10/28/22
Hi! Albie here again. I remember the wind howling over the sea and between the sails.
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My sailboat was going very fast through water. I was a little bit scared because the sails
were pulling the boat hard …in fact much too hard. I was afraid something would break.
Back then my inexperience at sailing was the reason for my fear. I didn’t understand the
concept of pulling more sail down as the wind increased.
All I had to do was take the jib down and the boat would have eased off and glided
through the water as if on a lovely day. But I didn’t know that back then. Of course,
the reason I know that now is because of going through these experiences.
There’s something eerie about sailing into an incoming gale.
The sense of foreboding and fear. Imagining how big the waves were going to be.
Wondering if you were going to be able to have the skill to navigate through the waves
successfully. Fear that something would go wrong such as the sails getting ripped or
losing the keel and finding the whole boat being tipped upside down, flooding with water.
Of course all these things have happened in real life which is why your mind wants
to believe and focus on the worst case scenario happening. But fear is always like that.
It always jumps to conclusions without seeing if the facts are validated it or not.
In fact, I’ve been through over 35 storms at sea and only one was much worse
than I imagined. So what does that tell you? One out of 35! As for me, I always look
for the facts first before I let my imagination run wild. Many people never allow
themselves to control this aspect of their mind. They let their worst fears dictate to
them what will happen and then act accordingly, often falling into panic.
At sea, panic is just as deadly as the ocean itself.
I agree that the worst possible scenario should be examined for its possible occurrence.
But usually in finding the facts for this, the facts do not support it. For instance,
I often would sail on a day that I knew a storm was coming.
And I would sail from point A to point B looking for what the wind and
sea were telling me.
Each step was a small step so I could turn around. The most important thing was
turning around as soon as you knew that the facts were against you.
But 90% of the time this never happened. Fear just loves to
play with your mind.
On the ocean, waves don’t just become 30 feet high in a few minutes.
It takes time for the wind to build the waves higher and higher.
And during this time you can see how hard the wind is driving and if the
wave size is increasing or not.
This is called testing things out for yourself.
The one thing you don’t want to do is get yourself in a position where it’s too
late to turn around. And again this shouldn’t happen if you are watching
the signs around you. I mean even a normal forecast can give you some
guidance in this area. If the forecast foretells 20 foot seas, then I would not
want to go out sailing if the storm was already underway.
Why am I sharing all this with you? Well, there’s significant correlations
between working online and sailing at sea.
The first being that sometimes people get it the other way around.
Instead of seeing their greatest fears, they see their greatest dreams coming true.
And this is the whole point of a sales page is to pull out your emotions and then
attempt to verify it with facts. Of course this can be good or bad.
Unless you’ve been through a lot of opportunities, it’s hard to tell if something
is a scam or not from off the surface. Sometimes the only way is to take the
free trial and see what you find. Honestly it’s hard to say you’re going to
earn right away - even with legit companies. But at least you’ll know
whether someone’s lying to you or not.
When you’re sailing on the ocean you have to realize that the forecast can often
be wrong and so the only way to really tell for sure is to actually
get out there and see what is really happening.
I always take small steps from point A to B and judge the conditions as I’m going.
And that’s what you should do with any business that you join online.
Take small steps and watch for what is happening. If a sales page says for example,
“We get sales every day without any trouble“ then I would
be looking for fast results right away.
I can already tell that this business would be a scam just by how it’s worded.
Sometimes you get into a business to accomplish your greatest dreams
and instead it becomes your biggest nightmare. And this is again
because people aren’t watching the signs.
What was promised? What is really happening? These are the things you should
be looking for. I can tell you with all honesty that after being through
40 different businesses online, there are real skills that need to be
learned before you start having success. You can learn these
step by step and in time!
That’s why real skills have to be learned so you can navigate past the things that
makes other businesses lose their potential. I may be talking over your head
right now but I hope you get the gist of what I’m saying.
Anyway all this to say, that I’m tired of seeing people struggling without knowing
the real keys that will make them successful.
I’ve placed all these keys in this free report for you!
Take a peak at it and tell me if it doesn’t truly help you! HERE. <==
If you’ve emailed me in the past and I’ve sent you details about our business…
then just test out what I’m saying for yourself first.
Otherwise, I would LOVE to hear back from you!
Simply reply back with the subject title “Share with me more” and I will.
I look forward to meeting you!
~Albie
My sailboat was going very fast through water. I was a little bit scared because the sails
were pulling the boat hard …in fact much too hard. I was afraid something would break.
Back then my inexperience at sailing was the reason for my fear. I didn’t understand the
concept of pulling more sail down as the wind increased.
All I had to do was take the jib down and the boat would have eased off and glided
through the water as if on a lovely day. But I didn’t know that back then. Of course,
the reason I know that now is because of going through these experiences.
There’s something eerie about sailing into an incoming gale.
The sense of foreboding and fear. Imagining how big the waves were going to be.
Wondering if you were going to be able to have the skill to navigate through the waves
successfully. Fear that something would go wrong such as the sails getting ripped or
losing the keel and finding the whole boat being tipped upside down, flooding with water.
Of course all these things have happened in real life which is why your mind wants
to believe and focus on the worst case scenario happening. But fear is always like that.
It always jumps to conclusions without seeing if the facts are validated it or not.
In fact, I’ve been through over 35 storms at sea and only one was much worse
than I imagined. So what does that tell you? One out of 35! As for me, I always look
for the facts first before I let my imagination run wild. Many people never allow
themselves to control this aspect of their mind. They let their worst fears dictate to
them what will happen and then act accordingly, often falling into panic.
At sea, panic is just as deadly as the ocean itself.
I agree that the worst possible scenario should be examined for its possible occurrence.
But usually in finding the facts for this, the facts do not support it. For instance,
I often would sail on a day that I knew a storm was coming.
And I would sail from point A to point B looking for what the wind and
sea were telling me.
Each step was a small step so I could turn around. The most important thing was
turning around as soon as you knew that the facts were against you.
But 90% of the time this never happened. Fear just loves to
play with your mind.
On the ocean, waves don’t just become 30 feet high in a few minutes.
It takes time for the wind to build the waves higher and higher.
And during this time you can see how hard the wind is driving and if the
wave size is increasing or not.
This is called testing things out for yourself.
The one thing you don’t want to do is get yourself in a position where it’s too
late to turn around. And again this shouldn’t happen if you are watching
the signs around you. I mean even a normal forecast can give you some
guidance in this area. If the forecast foretells 20 foot seas, then I would not
want to go out sailing if the storm was already underway.
Why am I sharing all this with you? Well, there’s significant correlations
between working online and sailing at sea.
The first being that sometimes people get it the other way around.
Instead of seeing their greatest fears, they see their greatest dreams coming true.
And this is the whole point of a sales page is to pull out your emotions and then
attempt to verify it with facts. Of course this can be good or bad.
Unless you’ve been through a lot of opportunities, it’s hard to tell if something
is a scam or not from off the surface. Sometimes the only way is to take the
free trial and see what you find. Honestly it’s hard to say you’re going to
earn right away - even with legit companies. But at least you’ll know
whether someone’s lying to you or not.
When you’re sailing on the ocean you have to realize that the forecast can often
be wrong and so the only way to really tell for sure is to actually
get out there and see what is really happening.
I always take small steps from point A to B and judge the conditions as I’m going.
And that’s what you should do with any business that you join online.
Take small steps and watch for what is happening. If a sales page says for example,
“We get sales every day without any trouble“ then I would
be looking for fast results right away.
I can already tell that this business would be a scam just by how it’s worded.
Sometimes you get into a business to accomplish your greatest dreams
and instead it becomes your biggest nightmare. And this is again
because people aren’t watching the signs.
What was promised? What is really happening? These are the things you should
be looking for. I can tell you with all honesty that after being through
40 different businesses online, there are real skills that need to be
learned before you start having success. You can learn these
step by step and in time!
That’s why real skills have to be learned so you can navigate past the things that
makes other businesses lose their potential. I may be talking over your head
right now but I hope you get the gist of what I’m saying.
Anyway all this to say, that I’m tired of seeing people struggling without knowing
the real keys that will make them successful.
I’ve placed all these keys in this free report for you!
Take a peak at it and tell me if it doesn’t truly help you! HERE. <==
If you’ve emailed me in the past and I’ve sent you details about our business…
then just test out what I’m saying for yourself first.
Otherwise, I would LOVE to hear back from you!
Simply reply back with the subject title “Share with me more” and I will.
I look forward to meeting you!
~Albie
SailingWithAlbie@gmail.com
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~Albie
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