Well, I can honestly say that I'm sorry I have to leave. If I could squeeze $40 bucks out of my bank account I most definitely would. But I literally cannot afford it. Embarassing but true. I've learned SO MUCH from WA and won't hesitate to re-join once I get my finances back in order. I've taken everything I've learned to heart - and you better believe I'm going to be using this new knowledge to my advantage lol. But, I just wanted to thank Kyle and Carson for taking the time to help me re

After my last blog post I recieved some major feedback and it really helped. I just wanted to let everyone know that their words of advice and encouragement helped out ALOT. I've gotten more done in a single day than I ususally would have in a week (seriously), and now I'm amped to see what I can do tomorrow.  Thanks a bunch you guys. "I love you" may be a bit much - but it's kinda close :)

I think I have a problem. And the problem is that I'm a perfectionist. Which would explain why my website isn't "done" yet. Or why I haven't made any moves towards bringing traffic to it yet. Or why one more post would make it look "officially" complete. Or why I don't have enough time to do this, that, or the other. Or __(place excuse HERE)__. I'm a perfectionist. I originally considered that to be a blessing and not a character flaw. But my nit-pickines

I've come a long way since I first joined WA. I have finally pin-pointed a niche and am creating content for my website as we speak. The only problem is that my ideas are kind of all over the place. And after staring at my own work for so long I can't edit my site the way I would like to. My "first impression " goggles are a little foggy. So, I guess I'm asking for a favor. Would you mind checking out my website? And give me the honest-to-god truth. I want to know&

   I've just cleaned up my new blog ( oh, did I mention that I've changed my niche ) and have done all that I can with my Article Marketing campaign for the night .... so, all is well. I only wish that I could tackle my new business with a little more vigor, but my family keeps me plenty busy .   After doing some long, hard soul searching I realized that I had to change my niche.  I was originally going to market the whole "make money online" thing, and really thought I