So, over the past two days, I drove 1,461 miles to get to Las Vegas. No, I wasn't there to gamble. No, I didn't hit up Hell's Kitchen. Instead, I went to see Mariah Carey in concert.I drove all that way for one event. Why?Because my son wanted to go. He's a huge Mariah fan, and it's always been his one desire to see her in concert.So, I took him for his senior trip, and he loved it!Even better- his behavior was perfect the three weeks leading up to the trip.He did everything I asked him to do.

I caught on to Quora when I was reading someone else' blog post. On this post, this individual claimed to see massive traffic increases from one answer on Quora. At first, I was skeptical (as I usuallly am when anyone claims massive increase in traffic from one source), so I decided to experiment with it myself.All of my traffic to my teacher resources website is free traffic. And up to this point, Pinterest has been my biggest source of traffic (Pinterest is teacher crack). And as you know, fr

I just created my first tutorial. I entitled it Setting Up Your Pinterest Account for Exponential Numbers. And, it felt great!To be honest, I was a little scared of creating training. I've been putting off creating a tutorial for a little while. I've been on Wealthy Affiliate for a few months, and all the while I've been learning as much as I possibly can.Affiliate marketing was brand new to me when I joined WA. And, as a newbie, I new the learning curve was steep.I needed to immerse myself in

I've been doing a little research into content creation, and I have noticed something. All of these "experts" talk about the latest gimmick to grab your audience's attention. I mean, it makes sense that you want to attract people to your website. Even more, you want to keep them coming back. You want to build that level of trust, so that when you suggest a product they want to buy it. Yet, I think that any website is doomed to fail if all it focuses on is making money. If that's your focus, the