Some people struggle to treat affiliate marketing like a real business because it often starts from home, without a boss or schedule. That makes it easy to delay work or lose focus. There’s also a lot of talk online about quick money, which can give the wrong impression. When things don’t work fast, some people lose interest instead of treating it like something they need to build over time. A real business takes time, learning, and effort, and the same applies here. Without planning, goals, or consistency, it can feel more like a hobby than something serious. What do you think helps someone stay disciplined and focused with affiliate marketing?
Why do people struggle to treat affiliate marketing like a real business?
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