An Interview 1

Q.1 What is your progress so far?

A.

• I have my very own niche website on my own domain
• I have optimized my website for SEO
• I understand the process of creating content
• I have created several pages of content that are starting to get ranked
• I have built a foundation for a long term, and successful business.
• I KNOW more than 99% of my competition

Q.2 What is the niche that you are working within?

A. I am working within family, parenting and relationships with a focus on Transgender Children/Adults

Q.3 What are your successes; not just financial, but things you are proud of?

A. For my life story before WA please read my blog post:

https://www.justbecause236.com/single-post/2017/01...

Since joining WA I have learnt so much and on the whole feel a part of a community of like minded souls. I've learnt all this when a few months ago I was a technophobe and only used the internet for email, Facebook, sometimes Google & Youtube ~ although years ago I was quite active when yahoo 360 was about. Being mummy and poorly took over and the technology moved on so quickly, it all looked a bit too much for me.

Q.4 What are your plans and goals in the upcoming 3 months

A. I'd like to establish an income from my website ~ especially as it looks like my contract will be terminated, as I cannot physically do my paid job anymore. Nor can I practice my holistic therapies, the business I had hoped to expand as the children got older.

I am experiencing yet another relapse, so being able to do something that essentially only needs my dynamic personality (lol) no seriously, I need my brain and my hands to do this ~ nobody else needs to know I'm sitting in bed still in my PJ's as I need to rest.

I'm also designing my wheelchair in my minds eye, as it's looking more and more likely that I'll need one ~ believe me this is not being defeatist, I was told at 15 that I would be in a chair by 20. At 15 I believed God had other plans for me and being in a wheelchair wasn't one of them. So for 25 years I've proved that Dr wrong, I've learnt to walk again three times as an adult after Transverse Myelitis in 2002 and then being diagnosed in 2008 with Multiple Sclerosis . So accepting that the time is nearing when I'll be in a wheelchair during relapses means I can do it my way.

I'll be able to pimp my chair to live the fantasy of being a 'biker chick' ~ I have friends in the trade who have said they will help when the time comes, so I believe that is being positive...!

Q. 5 What are your plans and goals in the upcoming 6 months

A.

• I will have found a new home and be able enough to live in it independently.
• I would have sorted out the financial mess left as a legacy of my marriage and being disabled.
• I will be working with others who want to live their dream and become an affiliate.