Hello Paula! You have had some pretty good advice given by some of the previous commentators here. All I can add is yes, take one thing at a time and master it before going onto the next, and apply what you have mastered.
I became totally befuddled by the huge amount of information also, because one thing led to another and that led to something else until you start seeing your own tail and realising hey, i'm chasing myself here. What do I need to do now?
Get your self a framework to work from. Step one, so and so, step two, this. step three that, etc. That way it all begins to make some sense and gives some structure to what you are doing.
Otherwise you can get lost. Best wishes for your success and have a blessed and happy Christmas!

If it helps, you and many more of us, including me go through this phase. Just to give you my take. I did the article writing course at Street Articles first whilst I was also reading the training. Then having done the articles I felt I knew enough to start a website and went through this training. Made a lot of mistakes but by having a focus on a single next step this helped me to clear my mind enough to actually do it which is of course the key thing - take action and achieve something. You will then feel much better even if it's only one article published.
Hope this helps,
Regards
Hudson

hi! I agree. In the "Getting Started" training by Kyle, he stated to "act." Therefore, I would take a break from reading and learning and put what you have learned thus far into action. However, because you have done more reading than some of us, your website/blog will probably go up faster :) -which is good for you!

My understanding with our blog website is that there should be really good content on it first. I've even noticed that some of the affiliate program companies that I've looked into won't accept an affiliate application if the website is under construction. The website must be up and running.

Have Faith! -enjoy your evening too! :)

Hi...I've been here a week. Your blog made me smile. Thank you.

Merry Christmas Callecat, "Make this day and everyday the next best day for the rest of your life"

One thing I would say is don't read too much. I'm guilty on this one myself but the more time you are reading about stuff, the less time you are working on your own things.

I am not however saying you shouldn't learn from the vast amount of information here at WA but if you're reading about starting a PPC campaign and you have a review website, that's not really gonna help you at this point.

A bit of advice for writing, and writing isn't my strongest assest, is to break down your posts into smaller paragraphs as it helps people read it easier and it seems like your reading less. When I see a massive amount of words all together like that I think "man that's a lot of reading!" Just a tip :)

I would also suggest working on posting content on your website and definitely put up good content before worrying about making money from it. I know the general thought is "what if I get traffic and I don't have anything to sell them?" Don't worry about that, the success will come once you have traffic and people have a reason to visit your site/blog and continually come back.

And way to go on starting here! It can be a bit overwhelming at times but keep at it and keep working on anything you can...posts, blogs, themes, videos, anything you can think of! And if you stay at it and work hard you WILL SUCCEED.

Have a great day :)
Jacob