It is time to focus my efforts towards my husband new blog. We've discussed in great depth how it will only be possible for his site to succeed if we approach this task together, as a team. He is the content creator while I will take care of the back end by marketing and promoting. This seems quite an easier job for me as I've had little time to care for my own sites while being dh's (Frank) assistant, as it were. Not only am I in charge of all this domestic, including my 3-year old Springer, A

It's been almost a month since I've been in my new home and have realized that I've been neglecting the very thing that will make 'it' all perfect...my work online! So, today I get back to building...websites, knowledge, friends and the bank account! First things first: make a plan, set a schedule and stick to it! I will succeed and prove to my circle that non-traditional work can be profitable! Peace out. Lisa

Since my husband's accident in May of 2014, we've been in such chaos...in work, in life, in recovery, with lawyers. However, yesterday I got a call from our lawyer and we are getting the full amount of our insurance claim. Wow! What a relief. Yes, the lawyer get a third, but we still pocket a nice chunk of change after paying medical bills. Our vehicles will be paid off as well as all credit card debt. We won't be rich by any means, but we will be able to start fresh. We sold our boat and busin

One of the hardest parts of getting this whole thing rolling is creating content. I've got great, no, AWESOME ideas, but putting them down and actually writing the content for my site is not so easy. However, the fact that I do like to write will help out with this task. I suppose I worry too much that the content won't be good enough, that readers won't read, that Google won't rank, etc., etc. I read or heard somewhere within this site that we don't want to write fluff, but we've got to get co