Wealthy Affiliate is cheap

The membership here at Wealthy Affiliate is dirt cheap, literally pennies for an opportunity that can take you to financial freedom.

I left Wealthy Affiliate a few months ago due to financial difficulty, and that the time even $47.00 felt like a huge burden. But then I got approved for a credit card and I was like "hell yeah, I am headed back to Wealthy Affiliate University." Before you judge me for maxing out my credit card, know that I will be working overtime to pay off my debt, and you never know maybe one day I won’t have to work overtime.

My point is when I separated from the community here at Wealthy Affiliate I realized how decent the price is for the membership compared to other businesses. For example, I was looking at a network marketing company specializing in nutrition and weight loss products, and they charged $100.00 for the business kit, $20.00 a month for website maintenance fee, plus you have to spend a minimum of $80.00 for products in order to qualify for a distributor bonus. Holy cow, that is a huge investment especially when you are starting out living paycheck to paycheck.

With Wealthy Affiliate there are no products to buy, no startup business fee, so in essence you are paying less than $50.00 per month for an Internet Marketing education, plus access to hundreds of website layouts, in addition to live video training and assistance from a knowledgeable community that will inspire you to work hard to build the business of your dreams.

So next time you think to yourself that $47.00 a month is too much and that you wish you can access premium for free, think of the business opportunities out there that cost an arm and a leg, and think of how grateful you should be that premium stays at less than $50.00 a month, because in reality it is worth so much more.

In order to generate cash flow you have to invest money, because in business you have to take somewhat of a risk financially to make your dreams come true. Think of the people who start up their own business from scratch and they borrow $10,000 from their families to get their feet off the ground, or even those flip the house real estate conferences that people pay thousands of dollars to profit from the real estate industry. And these people don’t think twice because they believe their investment will be worth every penny. So now that we’ve changed perspectives, is $47 really that much?