Weekend Well Spent
Friday marked my husband's last day of work with his previous employer. Tomorrow he starts his new job, which is closer to home with better hours and much better pay! We celebrated by having a date-day on Saturday, leaving the boys with our sitter.
We spent Sunday doing some yard work, and I began the Affiliate Bootcamp Training!I got all the way to Course 1, Lesson 6, and have the framework of my new Affiliate site up and running, with a bit of content published. I'm having so much fun!
It feels good to be learning so much, and posts are coming a lot more naturally to me. It didn't take log to come up with the 30 blog post ideas for my Affiliate site, and I was so surprised! I usually suck at coming up with ideas.
Thanks everybody, for being so supportive and for offering your expertise. On to the next week!
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Well done Dara - you are an inspiration! When I feel a tiny bit of 'poor me' creeping up, I'll go to your website for a dose of reality!
Cheers
Ellie
Sounds like it has been a good weekend, hope the new job goes well for your husband and glad things are going well
Great, Clarajeanne! That is definitely worth the celebration. Keep moving on with the lessons until you make your dreams come true. Cheers to a fabulous week ahead!
Thank you! I should get to bed so I'm ready for Momming tomorrow :-) So easy to lose yourself over here!
Congrats to your husband's new job :) and keep working on your own site, if you keep having a lot of ideas and you can create quality content then in a few years I think that you will be making a full-time income :D
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I can't imagine you sucking at coming up with ideas as you seem to always have alot of them. We are always our worse critics and the last ones to acknowledge our true gifts. I sometimes think people are embarrased to say "I'm good at ........." which is sad and only further prevents us from doing what we were truly meant to do. I bet this time next year you'll find that you have created a thriving business that you can be proud of.
I'm working on the positive reinforcement with my kids. "You're really good at multiplication already! Look at how much you know!" etc. I hope they don't feel as much self doubt as I grew up with!
I'm sure they won't. Pat yourself on th back.