When I joined WA at the end of November, I knew next to nothing about affiliate marketing. It wasn't long before I was overwhelmed by how much I didn't know. The whole process of learning all that would be necessary in order to be successful was going to be a real challenge for me. I soon became so discouraged that I stopped doing much of anything until mid-February. However since then, I've managed to get a website up and functioning, gotten an article published in Street Artic

Not too long ago, I had a really great job. I also had a really great salary to go along with it. I was actually probably paid more than I was worth. But who was I to question the 'powers that be' and their wisdom regarding my pay. Unfortunately, that great job is now gone. Along with the great pay and the lifestyle it afforded me.The transition from 'having' to 'have not' hasn't been easy. One day when I was depressed and feeling sorry for myself about my new c

I used to think that I was kind of smart. I graduated summa cum laude. I had a so-called "professional" career. And truth be known, I was probably a little arrogant about it. Oh, not outwardly. I always tried to be kind and generous, and not hurt anyone's feelings.But sometimes when I would be talking with someone I didn't know well, and the topic of conversation was one in which I felt pretty well versed, I would find myself thinking that I really knew more on the subject than the