Your honesty is appreciated. Patience can be hard to come by. Keep working on creating content. That's the best advice I can give you.

A lady asked one time in a webinar if you knew your 300th post was going to launch your success, wouldn't you continue working until you reached that 300th post? It may or may not take 300.

She made her point though. You have to believe its coming, since you do have examples of people all around you who have seen the success you want. The success is real buddy.

Granted I have started over niche wise for the 3rd time I think. I felt like I needed to rethink things again.

We all battle doubts. This is really new territory for some, and old frustrations that have to be beat down for others.

I promise you this though. This set up is the easiest I have found at this point to set up a website.

Content creation is key I think. Research with your readers in mind and then get your blog out there. I am working on all these things myself.

Look at it for the long haul. Adjust when you need to, but stay long term. Your website is not static. The content and the pages have to be maintained.

Maybe this helps a little bit.

Scott

We are often bugged by our nagging minds, it is sometimes hard to see the fruit yet to be harvested, I feel your pain mate :)... I can not say it any better than the 3 comments below. Cheers girls (where are all the helpful guys? ;) )

Hello dhlpilot....I totally agree with teacup. This is what I have done, also. I schedule family time and turn the computer off.

I can relate to having a full time job, and then also taking on WA......unfortunately....unless you plan....it is going to take time away from family and other priorities. Even though we have the best intentions...family and friends do not always understand. I also hope that my sacrifices and efforts pay off. Good luck to you! *Melanie*

I admire your commitment. You must be committed to the process for it to work. You plan, you implement, evaluate and revise as needed. That does take time away from our families. But one thing you might want to do is to make sure that you also schedule time for your family. If you throw them to the wind while you build your business they might not be there when you are done. Like it or not, our families don't always understand that it is for them that we are working so hard. Just make sure that you do schedule time for them as well.

I do not see why it would not work, often people give up just before it starts working, hang on in there see if there are ways to improve ask more experienced members if you can do anything different, wish you lots of success