Sometimes change doesn't happen right away
When I first stumbled across WA it was nice. I signed up to start my week long trial with no commitment whatsoever! I was doing great, staying active within the community and flying through the training. I had to subscribe to another month here, I mean how could I miss up on such a great deal?
Well, I went premium and I immediately started to notice something. The first week here I put a good amount of time and effort into everything and i started to realize something. This is a considerably big change in what I have been doing. I quickly realized if this is what I want to do it would require a good amount of change and the necessary time put in to make things work and get the most out of my money.
Now I know most of you out there, like me, have full time jobs, friends, families(not me), and daily activities that can really get in the way sometimes. So my questions to you would be:
- How do juggle everything and still have time for WA?
- How do you keep motivated and continue pushing forward?
- What tips do you have for success?
Feel free to add your input and share any ideas you may have. I'm sure i'm not the only one here feeling a bit overwhelmed and time crunched!
Jeff
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I care for two disabled family members and you can read my income proof I have posted in my blog. My friend Sue who brings in 15k per month has 7 children and lives in Russia, a country with great economic instability. My other friend Tony has cancer , lost his job and earns 1200 per month. We have reasoned that we want to work from home, we are motivated by our personal family situations wanting to be home to care for the ones we love. Tips for success is just try doing something simple to make some money this week. There are lots of simple things you can do online be it surveys, mechanical Turk, work an online gig, crowd tap. Just do something simple and build your skills at your own ease. You will build a proficiency and start earning more and more. Once you earn you will gain confidence to take larger steps.
Thanks for your input Joanna! There are many out there who have very busy schedules and can keep motivated and push through those hard times, so can I.
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I too don't have family to worry about but I do work 9 hours per day as a teacher. Granted, I'm not working the full 9 hours but I am always available for my students during those hours. Any chance I get, which is usually about an hour, between teaching, grading papers, and among other things writings tests I'm working on my website. At home it's the first thing I do for at least an hour and it drives my girlfriend crazy. But here's the thing, I love doing it. It's something I'm proud of and everyone knows it. I'm wrapping up my first month and I think it's already a resounding success.
In essence I know if I utilize the training here it WILL work. That's what motivates me. From there it's a simple process of organizing my priorities. Set goals and don't stop until you achieve them. You're young but not much younger than me. I turn 30 this year. If I'd started when I was your age I'd be a millionaire. Good luck and don't give up!