Your websites look great.
Just stick to them, and find a pace that suites you better.
Once a website runs, it is easier on hands...
Just refining and posts as training goes

hi pam am just checking out you website and am loving it

It helps to turn work off (unplug completely) when you leave the workplace and to schedule your WA tasks. I am an advocate for creating life balance and have many posts on my website (youworktoomuch.com) that may help you unplug from work.

Hi! Pam

Indeed it’s a Big question. It is not easy to have a full time job & training and do WA. but this is how I look at it:

Reading your profile, I am convinced you really want to be successful @ WA. You are on the right track. You have a reason to build your own business.

You still have a full time job and this is the best time to invest in yourself by learning how to building your own online business.

Divide your time so that you still have time to build your business. small steps will still take you get there!

Remind yourself WHY you want to do this.

The most important thing in life is your time and energy.

Make small steps towards your long term goal while you still have the energy.

Wishing you all the best as you continue to do the lessons and build your business.

Rgds

Smart

Hi, Pam.

For me, I will be going through what you are going through now. I am looking for a lower/different level job so that I can have more time for WA.
I have decided not to put in so much time and effort on the 9-5 job. I know that it will eat up my time and my energy too.
Hence, you must decide to choose on one. More time at work or WA?
Probably you are new to the workforce and need to prove yourself. Pardon me.
Of course, the financial may or may not be a concern to you.
It depends on what you want? What do you want?

I may not be able to give you a good answer because you will have your best answer.

You could try outsourcing the content creation. This way you keep the engine running even while you are working and training for certification. Another option is to do a bit of work on your lunch hour if that's possible. Over time, you'd be surprised how much you can get done in fifteen minutes each day. You can also schedule some time on the weekends. Overall, the key is to be consistent even if the number of hours you commit is small. Also, once you the training is complete, those three hours will be yours.
Best Regards,
Jim

Hi Pam,have a look at my latest blog about 'time'. I'm not saying it will solve your issue but it might help a little. I've found that even the smallest changes can make a big difference in the long run. I admire your dedication and work ethic. Success will come. Be well.

I'm thinking, get you rest during the week and a free chores. On the weekend maybe put aside 4 -6 hours on here. Take your time and watch the videos, just do what you can. Good luck to you, that's gotta be hard.