passionless
I might be wasting my life!!!
I have spent so long-ever since I got sick in 96, looking for ways to keep my income up, but every year it slides lower. I have a good job with a boss that lets me come n go as I please, even though I cant always work remotely (big believer).
I am worried about not following my passion. to chase money is passionless for me, thinking of marketing even harder. read some things recently about discovering your passion and one of the things said was to think of a time your were really happy and thankful, fully in the flow and overflowing with happiness-none of those times for me were ever spent on a computer!! I'm worried I wont be able to reconcile this. not dropping to free membership yet but there will be a limit on my spending. hoping to find some passion in this. gonna hit the training. maybe I need to do a full read through first, I don't think I'm a very gook follow allonger. and ive been chasing money so long that iv forgotten passion in my work. maybe ill break it down into small tasks, that might help
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Just take your time , it took me longer to get the hang of some stuff and I am here because of ill health now two years learned a log not making the fortune yet but it does work and now the quest is to have regular income
Re-read the training step by step and when you were happy, (although it wasn't sitting in front of a computer,) think about how to convert that into a blog that people would be interested in reading. As a matter of interest, could you give is a brief idea as to what you were doing at the time? It may be possible for us to brainstorm you into a niche! :)
actually jude the most recent time I can think of that lasted awhile was a summer in 2005 when I was between jobs on unemployment. there was no rush to go back to work right away as we were doing fine financially. I spent my days working on my home and garden. I was in a great place spiritually as well (talks to angels). my health began to improve a lot so it took awhile after going back to work (about a year) for things to decline again to this point. Ive been through a lot of physical changes since then as well as cognitive issues. I did think of trying to talk about my gardens, I made a circle on google plus called my nine gardens and posted a bunch of pictures. maybe we can find a way to work that into something? it feels good to even just think about it. let me know if you have any ideas please. https://plus.google.com/u/0/collection/gEaIWB
I hope the link is allowed
The pictures are beautiful :)
I see no reason why you couldn't convert this into a blog. Maybe you could teach people how to grow certain plants, what conditions they like, how to create a small garden out of nothing etc. etc. The possibilities are endless. And you should be able to sort some great affiliate products to go with that niche :)
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I feel you 100%. As JudeP said, you may just need a second pair of eyes and ears to find an angle to.translate your offline passion into it's online version. And writing about it is a good start indeed. You may discover it yourself in the process of writing and sharing.
I have started discovering my online versions only recently, also because. I have actually always felt guilty putting a price tag on things I do. I was always taught to do out of my heart and rewards will come later. The key is not to lose that core value and yet compliment it with a value add perspective on how you can also benefit from it in this new era.
I trust you will not lose hope and find someway that is best for you.