Friends I trust at WealthAffiliate are what keeps me here.
Yesterday, I posted a quote from Oprah Winfrey that inspired me to get back to WA training and today I feel compelled to add that if it wasn't for the help and support I have gotten from fellow Wealthy Affiliates I would not be typing this blog! You are the energy of the universe that Opray talks about.
Yes, the training is fantastic; the price is right; and the staff are number one, BUT it is the people here that keep me motivated and coming back. Initially I did not join to make money, but rather to create a family history website. I wanted to get in touch with my roots.
It has been a steep learning curve for 2 1/2 years, but it is now time to spread my wings and complete the bootcamp. Perhaps I can help others to find their niche and more importantly - some great new international friends that you can trust.
And to think that I was a red neck Canadian Praire boy, before I discovered the magnificient diversity of the world and its people!
By posting yesterday I discovered two other fantanstic facilitators and mentors here at WA. Heidi from Australia and Team Ice Cream from New Zealand.
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Mentors really keep us on track. You found two good ones...I enjoy reading their posts.
Debbie
There are so many good ones, I have to be careful I don't miss their blogs. It is a challenge to even try and follow a thousand wealthy affiliates and still manage your own websites.
Good Morning Roger,
So great to hear you have widened your horizon as our world is miraculous indeed.
Greetings from the south of Spain, Taetske
Going to Europe, South America and Asia were all eye openers and expanded my mind.China was the biggest change and after 18 years of living there and with Chinese people I still experience AH HA moments of understanding. I just wish I could understand the language enough to think and dream in Chinese. That would be mind altering.
Good afternoon Roger,
It is great to learn new languages, which each new one it is like finding a new world. Interacting with the locals, reading books, theatre etc. I started at the young age of 15 and was so lucky to learn the new languages going to the countries for a period of time. Being quite a bit older I know it gets really difficult, one gets kind of rusty.
All the best, Taetske
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Hey Roger,
That's great to hear!!
Tried and True
Elaine