I read an interesting article today in a magazine waiting to see my family doctor. It was
actually in a current issue which is rare in health facilities. Usually there are magazines
that are outdated by a couple of years our more. A couple months ago, I was flipping
through a Sports Illustrated dating back to 1997...I wonder how many times that was
stacked up in the evening ready for another round of patients in the morning.

Getting back to the article... it was about an ordinary guy that rose up to be one of the
top managers in the country overseeing the operation of an Oil Production company.
Big decisions had to be made on what deals to go ahead on and where to begin
exploration next. Planning, planning and more planning plus sessions of brain
storming, shuffling around ideas and strategies 

Finally, the best course of action is taken. He states, " This is what separates a
successful enterprise and one that's stuck in limbo and losing money...committing
and actually putting the plan into action is the deciding factor."

Bringing this advice down to my level and subtracting a few million dollars...I have been
caught in a rut once or twice, spinning my wheels, on whether to join an online program 
now or wait. Upgrade now or later? Sound familiar?



Actually, it was happening a lot when I first started because of inexperience and not knowing
where to look for answers. Well, I have gained some experience and have a list of resources
I consult so I can make an informed desicion whether to "go for it" or not. Taking a new "autosurf"
as an example, that is getting favorable reviews and a membership that is growing quickly;
the time to join, I feel, is after that first payout and excitement is escalating. Get in and do
a couple cycles with Upgrades and see where the program is going.

It's too late after the program has peaked and that first inkling of trouble is circulating. By
not committing and taking action I have lost out on that opportunity to earn on the advertised
ROI.

In conclusion...make an informed desicion but over evaluating a program and delaying that
first upgrade purchase can put "the plan" behind schedule and waiting too long results in
getting into a higher risk factor with your hard earned money where every month in operation
is a milestone with autosurfs.