I know my title makes it sounds as though I'm complaining. Actually, it's more of an exclamation of surprise. I've been in WA for over 8 months as a freebie, but decided to go Premium about 14 days ago. As part of the deal, I had to promise I would allocate 1-2 hours every day (even Saturdays) to work on the WA course. I'm happy to report I haven't missed a day. But, it's only been two weeks. (I know you veteran's are rolling your eyes) Anyway, I find that if you are *truly* doing every tas

I was inspired to write this when I found myself replying to a fellow WA members question "how do I choose a niche?" This was tough for me at first because all I wanted to focus on was "What will bring in the most dollars". So, I considered weight loss, Forex, dating - the usual suspects. But, I just could not get fired-up about any of those topics. Then, kind of gradually, I began to notice that I frequently rant about certain topics. I'm always railing against the injustice of this or that

I had a mental block with online money-making that I struggled with for years, but less-so now that I'm actually making some cash online (no applause please, it's not nearly enough to live on - it's not even 4 digits). When I got my first IM course from Cory Rudl back in the 1990's it seemed so shady. I'm not saying Cory was a crook. But when I consumed his course, it seemed as though what he was teaching me was how to trick people out of their hard-earned money. And basically, it just seeme

I took the plunge on this black Friday special. I figured its an investment of both time (12 months) and money. But more importantly, it's about making a consistent commitment of MY time. I dabbled with IM (Internet marketing) for years. Heck, I got interested in IM'ing back when Cory Rudl was still around. He was my first introduction to IM. What a pioneer, may he rest in peace. But over the years, I have come to realize that the reason I'm not making real money (I make a little) are tha