Following on from my 'Finally out of the starting blocks' post I thought I would write about the one thing that holds most of us back...ProcrastinationHaving a dream, an ambition, a bucket list or an aspiration to achieve something, all have one thing in common, they remain just that without action, without the conscious effort of getting started, realising that dream, achieving that ambition, ticking off the first item on your bucket list, you may be thinking I’m stating the obvious, to

So, I've finally done it, I'm out of the starting blocks! After many false starts and procrastination's I've at long last taken action and started my personal blog.I had all the usual good intentions 18+ months ago when I joined WA, my income aspirations, my planned commitment to achieving this, but like many blog 'newbies' the act of getting sat down and actually putting 'finger to keyboard' when you're not used to writing is a bit of an uphill challenge.Like many of you I'm sure, I've looked

Staying motivated and keeping focussed is the most challenging aspect of many areas in life, to some people it comes really easy, they don't let obstacles or adversity get in the way of what they want to achieve or how they feel, it's almost as if they're teflon coated against anything negative, to the majority of us though we can easily let life get us down, beat ourselves up when things don't go as planned or withdraw into ourself when someone insults or criticises us.We have all experienced

Hello and happy Friday readers :-)Niche... there's a word that can strike some fear in those just starting on their blog, affiliate or WA journey, it's a word that can be a mental barrier to success, raising many questions and concerns, such as:Is my niche boring?What if my niche sounds silly or dumb?Would my niche be too controversial?Is it a saturated niche?or the question that prompted me to write this post, 'have I missed my niche boat?'(I'm mindful when asking questions about any blog or n

I have today started step one of my WA journey, I have a niche, a domain name and my SiteRubix site is built, now to edit my theme and add content, content and more content.I'm looking forward to building my site and growing my following. Having a retail and e-commerce background I've learnt that your branding and logo are very important, is this the same with affiliate sites, should I spend time on the logo and branding of my site or should I concentrate on content first?Any feedback and help