Roadblocks Are Learning Lessons

I have been aggressively write material for my blog, but I feel like I am hitting a wall. I write content as often as I can, and I even promote my blogs via social networking, but I have zero sales.

I won't give up on my business because I love to write, and even if I am not making money at the moment, I have a passion for creating content. With all my frustration I have to figure out what the hell am I doing wrong? Am I not targeting the right keywords? Is the fact that I don't have my own domain part of the problem? Do I need to organize my website a different way? Or am I not doing anything wrong, and perhaps I am just being impatient?

My goal is to go back to square one and read all the Wealthy Affiliate training material. I plan on reading Course 1, so that I make sure I am not missing anything. I believe that we fail for a reason, and my goal is to find out that reason and make sure I succeed. I plan on reviewing some live training videos to see if I can gain extra knowledge to grow my business.

I don't expect to be a millionaire, but if I can see some progress, I would be content with that. If one person joined as a premium under me, or if I got one sale from Amazon, I would feel like I am making progress. When I am making zero progress, it makes me doubt myself. I realize I am going through a roadblock, but at the end of the day I know that roadblocks are learning lessons that help us grow. I can't wait to break out of this funk and find success in my business.

There was a reason I joined Wealthy Affiliate. I believed in the business opportunity. I believed in my creative ideas for my site. I believed in financial freedom and happiness. I believe in myself. There's no way I'm giving up. There's light at the end of the tunnel, and I am determined to shine that light oh so brightly.