This is a time that I am filled with a lot of different emotions. I'm much better now but it has been a long journey getting to this point.There was a time not long ago when I would have been typing this post with tears in my eyes but I praise God that I am past that point, today anyway. I still have my days but for the most part I'm good with things now.You see, probably like many of you here in the community, my mother has already punched her ticket into heaven. It has now been 25 years since

First I want to be clear, I did not join WA, go through training, get accepted in the Super Affiliate Challenge, read and comment (sometimes) on different members blogs, all the things that we do here at WA, to rank high in my Wealthy Affiliate rankings. I care about it but I'm not as concerned about that (rankings).I do like the fact that it highlights my community engagement because as we all know, Wealthy Affiliate has one of the best communities on the internet. My intention is to come here

I've been working on my website for the Super Affiliate Challenge. It just seems that when I try to sit down and concentrate and get something done, something else pops up that needs my attention. Have you been through that? Here is just my personal thoughts on how to overcome adversity. Maybe this can help you also.Some ContextJust to give you a bit of context. I recently had my fourth back surgery (and hopefully my last). I felt like crap for a long time but just within the last 3 weeks or so

So a couple of weeks ago, I received an email from Kyle letting me know that I had been accepted into the 2019 - 2020 WA Super Affiliate Challenge.This was just the kick in the butt that I needed. I have been floundering around here at WA for quite sometime. I've never really focused in the way that I should have and now although I've had my membership here for a few years, I feel like I can do this and the challenge is right on time.Recovering from a very recent back surgery, I have had some t