Has Anyone Quit Their Job to Pursue with Wealthy Affiliate?
Has Anyone Quit there Job to Pursue Working Online With Wealthy Affiliate?
Recently I have been hating my Full time job, literally I wake up feeling like its the same crap different day, I feel so fed up of the constant routine, work traffic etc and the only thing I really 'Look forward to' in the day is coming home and logging onto Wealthy Affiliate to work on my website.
I Haven't had much success with making money online yet, However Im defiantly learning, improving and have made some money, therefore I realise that it is possible.
Problem is I'm so tired by time I get home from working full time that it limits the amount of time I spend on my website. However i feel as so If I had more time for My website then I could certaintly improve the amount of money I am working, afterall success isn't impossible it just takes time.
Was just wondering weather anyone else feels this way and what you have done about it? I'm so tempted to quit my full time job and work full time on creating an 'online business' through wealthy affiliate, especially now i've made abit of money and realise its possible.
Would Love some Advice :)
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There are many many success stories, and yes, many have quit their jobs. But, if you don't have enough to live on until things really kick in, then, you shouldn't quite your job just yet. Only you know how much you need a month or a year to pay your bills. So, if you don't have any resources or any kind of income that is not enough, you would be wiser to keep working at your job while working on your site. If you're stuck for content, or too tired, etc., you can even purchase PLR article's for a little while to keep generating content and keep building your blog. They are relatively cheap, and you can be creative in stretching them out... rewrite the content, split them into two articles, etc. Just make sure you have no posts less than 300 words as that is too short...
There is also a way to publish in WP and schedule your posts. I haven't done it myself yet, but being able to schedule a post is a pretty nice way to have the posts you worked on - say on the weekend - to be published throughout the week - thus - keeping your site fresh and updated.
Another thing that may affect your success and the time frame depends on your niche. Don't forget the three major areas that Kyle talked about: Health - Money - Relationships. Yes, they are competitive niches, but they are usually pretty successful niches. I don't know what your niche is, but seeing that you're already a Premium member, then you should have at least one of your sites in those niches.
Going back to the success stories, as mentioned, there are many. Here's one of the good ones as it features quite a few other members: Wealthy Affiliate Success Stories - Make money from internet marketing . As mentioned, there are more. Just type into the search box above: "Success Stories" and many more will pop up...
Seeing that I need a pick-me-up (because my conversion rates are terrible), I'm off now to review them myself!
And, one more thing to say... Remember to Stay Positive! Good Things Are Going To Happen!
~MMH
if I were you,I wouldn't quit my job for now. You could spend more time on your website and when you feel that your website is going well,you earn good money, you can quit your job then and focus on improving your website.This my personal opinion but you need to decide yourself and not to be regretful...
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I would be very wary of quitting a full time job until I had enough money put aside to cover around 3 months' bills to be honest :)
at the very least 3 months...