Good Morning Friends of WA,

My name is Louis Chavez, I am 37 years old and I live in San Bernardino, CA. I moved here in 2009 to purchase my first home. Not the best place to live, but it is what I can afford. I was lucky enough to find a job after finding out that the last 2 companies I was working for were getting rid of the paper trail and going electronic and lucky me, I had the jobs that required a lot of paper. I quickly saw my jobs disappear even though my superiors told me not to worry they were going to fight for my job and here I am in 2015 finding out that not even my superiors could fight to save their own jobs.

I have never left a job because I quit or was fired. I left a job because it was at the point of downsizing. This is what I have dealt with all my life since I have started working. I have always held some pretty good jobs, no, it didn't pay me what I wanted, but it paid my bills and has given me the life I am comfortable with.

Today the company I work for is going through a Financial Restructure Bankruptcy. My office is a pretty strong office, so I don't see my office being one of the ones that would close, so far I don't feel a fear of losing my job yet. Not like I have felt in my previous positions.

Well enough of the negative of my life, I am here to build the positive side of my life. I have been blessed enough to always have a job that would pay for my bills and allow me the short distance travels to still include in my life as vacation.

I have tested many other programs and spent thousands of dollars. I don't know how much, all I know is that I have maxed our my credit cards multiple times just to try the next big thing that was going to make me some money. But I never knew what the heck I was doing. It kind of felt like the time I got my first warehouse Manager position, the company took me to my warehouse and told me, "here is your warehouse, good luck" I didn't know what the products were they were distributing, the place was a disaster and they had way to many employees for the amount of work that was being produced. But I made it happen.

I have done a little research on WA and have found not much of negative comments out there, pretty impressive. So I am here today, cancelling my start up websites, because it is time to learn something: How to do it right.

I am tired of testing, I need support, I need training. About the only success I had at a business, was running an online cake delivery service. I started developing a reputation, getting tons of orders for delivery and my partner in the business who was the baker was so overwhelmed that he couldn't handle the orders, because he was working a full time job, then going home to bake the next order. He was my life line for the website and he couldn't handle it anymore. We didn't have the money to hire people and we were building this from a small 850 sq ft apartment. So we shut it down.

I want to rebuild a business just like that, where I had my site up and running and getting business I deserve. So much has changed on the internet since that site was shut down in 2008. I need to get back up to speed and get that niche going online. Start building my future.