Reading this, for a while, I thought this might be about you. Then I thought, "Nah, this doesn't sound like Joe. However this blog could be a real mind opener for a lot of confused people that are just starting off. Working online is not something that was taught in school. Not even today, believe it or not. So being confused is quite understandable. Great blog, Joe.

Nice piece Joe, thank you :-)

There is also something that is easy to forget, namely the fact that we all get better at whatever we do, as long as we keep to our goals and change what doesn't work. One day there is nothing more to change (... not really true, but it's a nice neverending goal), and everything is working. The next thing you change will improve what you do, and everything can always be better.

So: never stop following your hunches, increasing your knowledge and do what you like to do. It can't go wrong, it will only get closer to success. ... Just like the most known inventor of light bulbs (there is a huge bunch of them...), Thomas Edison answering some critics; " ... I didn't fail a thousand times, I learned 999 ways to not build a light bulb." (not the exact qoute, not the exact numbers, but the idea is the same). Keep looking at what you learn and how to use it and you will never get bored of testing something new and make one more piece of the puzzle work as it's supposed to.

Have a wonderful creative day and get inspired by everything you learn. It's all for fun, anyway :-)

Great words of encouragement. Thank you.

Hi Joe, you are such a inspirational writer. Thank you for encouragement.
Have a great week.
Jude

The struggles are real, the questions are many. The doubts sneak in and the frustrations grow. You think you have it figured out, then you get confused. We have all been there and some of us are still going through it. Persistance and dedication and a little faith will get you where you want to be. Thanks Joe for your inspiring posts.