When we are to trust someone.
Earlier tonight I experienced, once again, that familial attitude. That attitude came with the, "You're a factory person," speech.
This is someone that I am supposed to trust absolutely telling me that I don't have a dream in my heart and a vision in my eyes.
After fighting off that feeling of hopelessness, I opened Jaaxy. I found two keywords for my outdoors site that will generate montbly traffic in the hundreds, as well as several "low hanging fruit" that should add up to we'll over a hundred more, collectively speaking.
This has been one of the more deviating barriers so far, but, somehow, I found myself going back to work on my website. I have been richly rewarded for this; I have enough keywords to make my site more visible through blog posts, as well as a plan to add a page to promote a local event that I haven't been able to attend in twenty-four years.
In closing, always remember that there is reward in in continuing when you can't see the way forward. There is success waiting for you, if you truly put forth the effort, in the face of negativity.
Thanks for reading, and be blessed.
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Be Blessed My Friend, and remember, God is in charge. I don't think God makes "factory people." God is so much more wonderful than that, and so are you. Every so-called "factory person" is an amazing package of grace and potential.
Thanks. It takes something extremely important to get me to pray about anything, but I did pray for this business to take off, although I said it in broader, more specific terms. It's that important to me, and, apparently, my prayers are about to be answered for the first time in years.
I'm not generally noisy about my faith, nor do I incessantly cry out, "Lord, Lord!"
That being said, put-downs of any sort offend my sense of right and wrong. Put-downs really and truly are an offense against both the person and God.
I am thankful you are realizing some success. Thank you for sharing that - and stay optimistic!
Blessings,
Elizabeth