They say that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Recent developments in my life bear this out in ways I never imagined.I'm not writing this to whine about my troubles. I am, however, writing this to say 'good-bye' to the WA community which, by and large, has provided me with outstanding education, support, and friendship.The only thing WA could not do for me was speed up time; thanks to scurrilous relatives, my time allowance for making all this blogging pay off ran out.As did my

Just like the iconic Willie Nelson song, so goes my life.The tax man cometh, and bills must be paid. It will be a beautiful day in the (hopefully) not tooo distant future when such financial matters can be addressed soloely by what I have been able to accomplish here online. But today is not that day.Those of you already familiar with my profile know that I have spent over 2 decades on the road, having walked (drove?) awat from a career in warefouse/delivery logistics to start over. I swore

Wanna test your patience?Judge for yourself how quickly your patience runs out while staring at something like this:Or this:Maybe just seeing these images are enough to get your blood boiling.This could, however, serve as an indicator of how well you might or might not do when the time comes to wait for your impending success here at WA. I know that moment (or series of MANY moments) is coming for myself, and soon.When will it all finally click together? I think I've done everything right...

Finally completed Course #3 for the certification.I could have flown through it, but I really wanted to give every aspect of the lessons their just due. I also tried to adhere to the task schedule as closely as possible ( had to mix it up a bit in the second half). Technical difficulties, trouble connecting with affiliates, 3 nor-easters, several disappointment with supplemental income, writer's block, a bout of lingering burn-out syndrome...It was one heckuva trudge through the deep snow! H

Hey out there!Don't get me wrong -- this has been a very positive experience overall.The community involvement aspect has taken some getting used to, however.Someone like myself is generally friendly to all at the surface but very private and withdrawn otherwise. People I worked with for over ten years didn't even know I knew how to type, let alone write! They just knew me as the big delivery guy with a warped sense of humor.Now -- since I've been applying all the suggestions to "pay it forwa