Hi WA's! It's been a while since I last blogged, but I wanted to post this quick blog while I've been catching up. I want to talk about my 3 P's - Patience, Persistence, Perseverance... 1. Patience - I've been impatient most of my life; however, since the birth of my daughter and entering the world on online marketing (which hasn't been that long), I've had to get some patience. As with anything new, there is a learning curve. You may not like it and you may want to rush through the process,

Hiya! I am a newbie and, like you, I am a single mom who became a member of WA to learn as much as I could about affiliate marketing and marketing online. We all struggle with something, whether it's daycare for our children, mommy 'me' time (if there is such a thing), decisions surrounding our career, and a host of other things, including money, but there's a reason you came here, right? So my questions to you are.... What has been your biggest takeaway with the WA program? What is the one

Yep, you guessed it...this chick!! It's great to be surrounded by like-minded people who want to see you succeed. I'm looking forward to learning all I can, asking questions, and being able to provide feedback where I can. 2015 is gonna be a great year!

Today, I'd like to talk about creating your vision statement for 2015. A vision statement is a mental picture of what you want to achieve over a specific period of time.It provides guidance and inspiration as to what you are focused on achieving in a year, five, ten or more years. Towards the end of 2014, I created the following vision statement: I am a successful online internet marketer and dropshipper. I am making $5000 a month by July 1st, 2015 and money flows to me easily and effortlessly

Even since I was laid off from the mortgage industry in 2009, I dabbled in various work-at-home businesses, but recently decided to take the plunge and give it my all. My decision to do this was simple...I wanted the flexibility to work at my own pace on my own terms and hang out with my daughter. Little did I know it was going to be a bit more challenging that I thought. You see, one of the things I learned quickly was that I had to set goals. Working in corporate America, goals are usually