What You Can Learn From Online Games
Are you on Facebook? Stupid question, you might think. “Everyone’s on Facebook” you might be thinking, but that isn’t true — yet. According to one source there are over 150 million active users, but there are 1300 million users of the internet estimated globally. So somewhere above 10% are on Facebook.
You have no doubt tried searching for friends that weren’t found on Facebook yet, so you would already know this, but it’s nice to be reminded about this, because people NEED to know more about these social networks to become inclined towards joining themselves.
For many, the thought of playing would be somewhat less serious — perhaps even a bit childish. I have been among those who felt I had to be “busy” and “about my business” instead of playing. I have found I am far more effective when I allow myself to play a bit also. Never for hours at any time, but just some five-ten minutes at times. This relaxes the brain and allows you to enjoy life more fully.
Anyway, you may AGREE or DISAGREE. Regardless, you have an opportunity to play online if you wish, or move ahead if you don’t want to. What we will look at in this article is the game “Mob Wars.”
What Could You Learn From This?
There is a starting point when you think all things are difficult. You can’t seem to find that one thing which earns you money. Your earnings are SLOW and TEDIOUS to begin with. Slowly, as you begin learning the ropes, you begin to understand the system and everything becomes semi-automatic. As things become somewhat automatized it becomes much easier to take an overview of your results since you were online last time, and you begin earning more.
Online income is much the same, if you listen to what is being given to you. If you begin implementing the information you learn you get giant steps ahead compared with when we ourselves started. Many of us had to learn from scratch when the same type of information wasn’t yet so readily available as it is today.
So enjoy what you learn. Build a solid foundation, and remember to seize the day. Carpe diem. 🙂