I have really struggled to find my niche. It just hasn't happened for me yet, so I still remain niche-less. In the interim, I have been writing for others, this is somehow easier for me. Give me some keywords, an idea of the tone you want to take on your site, what kinds of images you want to include, and I am just good to go! I haven't a clue why I can write so easily for others, yet can't muster one little idea and write for my own site. Writer's block perhaps?? Is this faulty in some manner?

If you are like me and you are working on your own site and also writing for other's to build your portfolio and earn money while your site is "marinating" Copyscape is a necessity. However, at five cents an article, you can rack up quite a bill in a weeks time. I needed an free alternative that is reputable, thorough and just as good as Copyscape at making sure I wasn't inadvertently making the mistake of, well I can't even type the awful "P"! (Plagiarizing) Gasp! You see, I was taught that pl

Kyle said something so simple, yet so profound, it stopped me from doing anything at all; stopped me from doing anything other than sitting and contemplating his simple statement. You are probably wondering what it was that he said that has me so moved to the point of blogging for the very first time. He was in Live Chat, I'm not even sure what the conversation he was involved in was about. I was just fortunate enough to have caught this one line he said; it was just that, a one liner. One