Monday Feedback And Why I WILL NOT Give Up

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Dears,

I usually do not write inspirational blog posts, I post when I achieved a success as a result of the training offered here.

Today's post is about not giving up, even if I do not feel this.

It's 21.00 PM here, so Monday is over for me. It was a bit peculiar starting in this morning. Last week I was ill, staying at home (I'm still, not fully recovered), but today I went to the office and first thing in the morning was a meeting with my boss.

Like the vast majority, I'm still working a 9 to 5 job, with family and extra activities, struggling to find time for my websites.

I do not know about you, but I do have the kind of boss which is a 'freak control' and full of frustrations.

The meeting was a sort of professional development feedback, and it was full of complaints.

The rest of the day was a sort of passing the time, I was not able to concentrate on doing something.

I'm wondering why I'm still in this job, but I know the answer, and I just cannot turn my back and leave at this moment, not until the websites start producing revenue.

It's hard to go to a job which you do not like, but you go only to cash your check at the end of the month to pay the bills. I hate this feeling.

I work on my main website for almost 6 months, a have few earnings with Google Adsense, but not real money, if I can say like this. I have organic searches and traffic coming from social, but no money from affiliates.

Maybe it's too earlier to complain or to have high expectations, perhaps I'm doing something wrong, I really do not know.

When I see the success and encouragement stories in the community, they give me hopes and a bit of 'fuel' to continue, but after a while, the 'guy' from the left solder is whispering in my ear to give up, that I'm wasting my time. Am I?

I do hope to have enough strength to continue with the current job until I'm financially independent.

I'll continue to create content, and that means I will not give up, not yet, only because it keeps my thoughts away from the job and I still have my goals clear underlined.

My real regret is that I didn't start the affiliate marketing years ago, but it's a saying that with age is coming the knowledge and we are wiser.

Unfortunately, when we are in 'trouble,' we start acting. Sometimes it's too late, or you just catch the last train. Faith? Good luck? Who knows?

Feeling down, but I do hope that I made a bit of sense with what I was trying to transmit.

Thanks for reading.

Best,

Maria

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I know what you mean. I think it would be so much harder without the awesome community support though! I feel like I'm making my way through this half-blind at the moment, but without WA I would just be completely in the dark.

In the end we are the only ones who can take responsibility for our own earnings though!

Wise words :) Thanks for this.

Great read here Maria, I definitely understand the feeling. I am finding myself in a situation where I love what I do but hate the company I work for, and at times its tough to stay focused but when I start to lose focus I think about the reasons why I began in the first place. Great post Maria.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. You are a bit lucky than I am, I hate both company and what I do.

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