My current stage in affiliate marketing Just starting experience, reasons, purposes
I JUST got married and have some past experience in online marketing. -- Honestly I would only need to be making $800/month to quit my day job and go full time with this in the area I am in, to free up more hours to accomplish alot of bigger things here.
I would love to accomplish that within the next 4 - 6 weeks. I am aiming for 4 weeks! However, I will adjust accordingly in the time frames if needed. I need much mentoring, guidance to set me on the proper steps and routine patterns on making money with affiliate programs and the WA affiliate program.
Current state I am in , is I won't get to upgrade until Friday -- I am a bit negative in my bank - The temporary day job will take care of this Friday of course, being dependent on a day job has been a serious hindrance to not only my passion, but my own personal spiritual walk aswell believe it or not!
I feel called to be an entrepreneur online, to build new relationships, to help others achieve and to even use my gift of speaking eventually on webinars.
I am built for this and I am excited to see where this takes me in the next few weeks, and seeing my testimony develop from nothing to something BIG.. in fact, I am saving this note here, to see where I am compared to writing this, and writing a NEW note on your profile in 6 months from now :)
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While everyone says to "shoot for the moon and if you miss you will land in the stars," they never expound upon the part that if you are lost in space, you are dead!
My first piece of advice would be to wait until you actually start making money online to quit your day job. It takes time to get ranked in Google and to learn everything it takes to be a successful online marketer. While it seems like it would take longer to do it with a day job, it may be prudent to take the long road.
My second piece of advice is if you still feel like this is your passion and you really want to pursue it, then make leaving your job a reasonable thing to do. Save back enough to meet your family's needs for 3-6 months. Then have a back-up plan, perhaps making a goal like "If I don't make $100 by the end of 4 weeks, then I will start applying for other jobs, while still working on the website."
Being successful takes a lot of risk, but to maintain a successful life takes a lot of planning and knowing when to jump and when not to. Praying that God will bless you in your endeavors.