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Still No Luck
iloveflash
Published on November 30, 2012
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I had to really scrape my monies together to stay a premium member. I've earned a small commission from inviting someone to WA, but aside from that, my entire experience here hasn't brought me anything in the form of finances.
The other day I was talking to another member and he mentioned a site with over 300 pages of content ranking first under a keyword with massive competition. Since my review theory has failed and I'm unable to find new ways to share my content outside of Twitter and the like, I'm just going to go out on a limb and stuff my site full of articles.
Of course, I'll try to make them quality articles, but considering that's what I've been doing for the past few, I've lost faith in the whole quality is number one thing. Let's see if quantity does the trick.
On a personal note, I'm moving out of mom's house to live with a friend in Vermont. I'm expecting the freedom and privacy to do wonders psychologically, as well as some fresh mountain air and some stargazing. Words can't express how disheartening it is to try your hardest just to dig up seeds.
One of the things I've been thinking about lately is how to stop worrying about money. Five years ago, before I took out that college loan, I was set on pursuing my dreams and developing skill sets, but now all I can think about is how to get this massive obstacle out of the way. Knowing what I know about how money is loaned into existence by private banks doesn't help much. My mom, who has responsibilities on top of her own money problems, must be even worse off.
The answer eludes me. Right now money is the blood of our society; it runs under everyone's skin. How do you stop worrying about a shortage of blood?
Anyway, I'm slowly, slowly, bit by bit, moving out of my recent depression and finding the energy to start writing articles again. 300 pages is my goal, and I'm gonna approach it the same way I approached my second semester in college -- which I aced.
Just a bit more energy, and I'm hitting the switch. WA has created a machine.
The other day I was talking to another member and he mentioned a site with over 300 pages of content ranking first under a keyword with massive competition. Since my review theory has failed and I'm unable to find new ways to share my content outside of Twitter and the like, I'm just going to go out on a limb and stuff my site full of articles.
Of course, I'll try to make them quality articles, but considering that's what I've been doing for the past few, I've lost faith in the whole quality is number one thing. Let's see if quantity does the trick.
On a personal note, I'm moving out of mom's house to live with a friend in Vermont. I'm expecting the freedom and privacy to do wonders psychologically, as well as some fresh mountain air and some stargazing. Words can't express how disheartening it is to try your hardest just to dig up seeds.
One of the things I've been thinking about lately is how to stop worrying about money. Five years ago, before I took out that college loan, I was set on pursuing my dreams and developing skill sets, but now all I can think about is how to get this massive obstacle out of the way. Knowing what I know about how money is loaned into existence by private banks doesn't help much. My mom, who has responsibilities on top of her own money problems, must be even worse off.
The answer eludes me. Right now money is the blood of our society; it runs under everyone's skin. How do you stop worrying about a shortage of blood?
Anyway, I'm slowly, slowly, bit by bit, moving out of my recent depression and finding the energy to start writing articles again. 300 pages is my goal, and I'm gonna approach it the same way I approached my second semester in college -- which I aced.
Just a bit more energy, and I'm hitting the switch. WA has created a machine.
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