Among the many things I have learned, one was patience, the other was not to have expectations. I expected my progress would go faster than it did. And I never expected to hit brick walls making me want to break my computer (only two, really). My learning curve here at WA has been more than just knowledge, it has also been emotional. I am growing more than just intellectually.I know that I am right where I am suppose to be and to let things unfold in its own time. I do have to say that it feels

Hello to all my like-minded brothers and sisters of WA. A few days ago I had a minor meltdown. I say minor because, as expected, I survived emerging better for it. My journey with WA started out as interest and intrigue from an ad I came across on Facebook, having no clue what affiliate marketing, internet marketing (IM), or even what "blogging" was. I did however recognize this as an opportunity to get some exercise as an aspiring writer, self-educate in the realm of technology (since technolo

I realize this is a learning curve, especially for those of us who have little to no knowledge of technology or how it works (HUGE LEARNING CURVE), and I want so bad for this to work. I also realize that this is not an overnight ordeal or that there is a specific end goal or destination, more like a journey. Some days the frustration can be a bit overwhelming. I work a full time job. I want to spend more time working on this project than I am capable. I want to go in and complete each task and

I did it. I took my first leap of faith. I paid for premium membership. I made the commitment. Now, onward with progress. I can do this, I know I can.