The journey begins
This journey means more to me than anything. Less than a weak ago I was let go from my job due to "cut backs." I was let go from a company I worked very hard for and was extremely fond of. I was never the associate who came in hating every boss, nor was I the one who would fail to produce results. Yet somehow, in some way I was let go. It has never happened before In my life and I was devestated. As I left that building for the final time I vowed that I would never again give a humanbeing the power over my work, work ethic, and emotions.
That is why I'm here today. I know this is a long shot. To make this business work without any other income currently. BUT I will make it work, simply beacuse I have no other option.
Thank you for reading,
Brandon Losc
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Sorry to hear this. You have found the right place in WA, to start a new venture. Follow all the training and ask for help when needed, from this wonderful community. It may take some time before you earn even your first bit of money, but don't loose faith. If you keep working on it, you will reap the rewards. As Kyle has said there are over 3 billion people on the internet, so affiliate marketing is viable.
All the best
Eden
You can definitely make this work. It requires patience and dedication to the training and the whole process. I have been here almost 6 months and I know it can get frustrating, waiting on Google to decide your site is good enough to be trusted as an authority. I will never understand how they get to decide when we can start making money.
Anyway, you are going to do great here! You have a massive community of very knowledgeable affiliate marketers here to help you along the way.
Welcome and best of luck!
You are not alone it happened to me too...Imagine being 57yrs old after working your behind everyday O.T. whenever asked. At that time I made the same choice to never let another boss have that power over my life again. So I to made the decision to learn online marketing.
Thanks for your openness
Good luck Brandon. You will do it because there is so much motivation here to do it. I'm only at week 6 so not far in front of you but I've learnt so much in that short time. I look forward to getting on with my website and blogs every day now. I'm like you, I have very little other money coming in but one day we both will. Here's to success.
Sometimes the things that happen are a blessing in disguise. I went through a similar fate last year after a year-long battle with Breast Cancer. My chemo treatments had a negative effect on my mental ability, and while management knew full well that I was struggling, and needed assistance, I unintentionally made an error, at which point they terminated me. I was not given any warnings, or chance to improve, instead, I was treated like the bad guy. To this day I still feel like I had become a burden, although I never ASKED to be diagnosed with cancer, and worked during my entire treatment because I needed the medical insurance that it provided.
I now feel like I've been given a second chance to finally pursue what I have always wanted to do, work for myself. It has been slow going since I'm still dealing with side effects, but I have been making progress, that I normally never would have accomplished had I still been working FT.
Good luck to you!
Wow, you're a credit to us all Jennifer. I'd have wanted to name and shame this company and taken them to the papers but you just moved on. You could be due compensation. Well done to you for your positive attitude. You will be a success, what am I saying, you already are.
To be honest, I fought the unfair termination as far as I could. It was done under the guise of "performance", not medical, so sadly they were within grounds. It just wasn't worth further negative effects on my health for a job, and a boss, no longer truly wanted to work for. They can make the "sympathetic" noises all they want, but no one truly understands the struggle till you are faced with a life-threatening illness. Do I still harbor anger, yes, at times, but I know that in the end, Karma will have the final say.
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Brandon, I am sorry to hear about your job -- companies can be so heartless thinking only of their bottom lines. That said, I hope this will be one of those experiences that you get to look back on realizing you would not be enjoying your current success had you not been let go.
Best of luck to you! Gina