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My Current Routine for Making Money Online
December 30th, 2008
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Lately, my “make money” routine has included a bit of everything. Writing, blogging, internet marketing, revenue sharing…. I thought I’d share with you my exact schedule of events. I do this 5-10 times a week. My day is grouped into roughly four different parts.
How to Organize Your Home and Office
December 23rd, 2008
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I thought I’d spend some time talking about organizing your home and your office. For people like me who work at home, both are equally as important. If things feel cluttered and messy, I am not as creative and productive as I’d like to be. And an increase in clutter means I’ll be spending even more time cleaning. Not good.
How to Setup a Free Blog for Profit
December 23rd, 2008
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Before I share this article on how to setup a free blog, let me just say that I think it’s much better to have a blog with its own domain. I did the free blog thing when I first started out and it proved to be a waste of time. However, it can be a good way to practice blogging without paying for the domain and the hosting. If this is your path, you will find this article helpful.
Working Through Discouragement – Getting Past the Frustration in Internet Marketing
December 20th, 2008
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I’ve been working at internet marketing solidly for over a year now and I am still learning. In fact, things still frustrate me. I am simply not where I want to be yet. I am getting there, but the waiting and the work can frustrate me at times. At least, that ismy first instinct. But, I know that is not a productive emotion.
How I Get Business and Article Ideas
December 19th, 2008
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It’s so easy to spend hours at the computer working with what I do – writing and internet marketing. But there is one thing that I learned – if I spend too much time at it, I plateau. No new ideas, losing my gusto for the ideas I do have… In order to get fresh material I need to get out into the world. This is something I still need to work on. Here are some things I enjoy:
How to Tell People You’re a Writer
December 18th, 2008
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When I first started out as a freelance writer, I had a hard time telling people what I did for a living. Looking back on that time, I have no idea why. I’ve learned that if I speak confidently about what I do, people will respond to that confidence. When I faltered people would stare at me, waiting for more information. My family members constantly told me to get a “real” job.
