This last month has been crazy! Between working a new job, and a bunch of weekend trips, I've been struggling to put in the time on WA and on my website. So today I sent aside 5 hours and finished an article, did a couple WA courses and got some social media shares out there to draw people in. I'm proud of myself for the work today. I'm going to try for another few hours tomorrow. Wealthy Affiliate makes it so easy to keep on track, to encourage me to keep going, and to help others too!

One of the things I love the most is being able to work anywhere. With my smartphone's hotspot, my tablet and/or laptop, I'm free to work wherever and whenever inspiration strikes. I'm writing this from the passenger seat of our truck on a weekend trip. I'll post it when I get home. I have Onenote on all my devices for jotting down ideas and write content even when I'm out of cell service. I have a page for keyword ideas I need to research, a "low hanging fruit" section I can move the ideas to

I've been back at work full time for a couple weeks now, and I'm proud of myself for making time to work on my websites. I've been using breaks to check WA and my site comments and using lunches to research and create content. It's been slower going, but there is steady progress. I've also been trying to write on weekends, but we also do lots of outings on weekends. But slow and steady is better than stagnant! :)

So, I start a full time job tomorrow. My biggest disappointment: not having as much time for WA. This is addictive! I could (and have) spent hours on here and on my website. I wish I had done this years ago (when I had more time after work!). I'll still be around, but it's gonna take a bit of fanangling!

Hey everyone. It's been a great couple weeks here at WA. Not only was this the push I needed to get a website up and going for something I was already really really interested in (Relationship Advice), but I have loved the training and the community so far. Great writing tips and I love all the effort Kyle put in to the videos and the training to get people actually reading my writing. And to everyone else who's paved the way by learning all the tips and tricks that they're now passing on. I'm