30 Days of Progress

A month ago, I started posting AI-generated shorts on YouTube, Inst, and TikTok. I then write a post on my main website as a supporting article of the full story and history. I am gaining traction on YouTube and traffic to my site. Here are the 30 Day stats.YouTubeTikTokInstagramSlow process, but it is a start. I will see you again in 30 days. May even introduce my face in live stories soon. Who knows.

How to Use a Listicle as a Pillar Post

Use a Listicle as a Pillar Post and HowMost blogs don’t fail because of a lack of effort; the lord knows we all try hard. They fail from randomness.A person posts a “how to start” article on Monday, a tool review on Thursday, and a motivational rant the next week. Months go by, and your traffic is still stagnant.Readers land on one page and bounce because there’s no obvious next step.A Pillar Post fixes that. It’s the main guide for a topic, the page that holds the

Take Advice: The Skill That Keeps You Moving

Take Advice: The Skill That Keeps You Moving (and Keeps You Out of Trouble)I still remember that early feeling I got when I joined WA, the “I’ve got this” energy. I’d watch a quick video, skim a checklist, then sprint into "my" shortcuts like I was late for a flight. And for a minute, it felt smart to me.But the best progress I’ve made has come from slowing down and listening. Not in a scolding way, more like a calm nudge from people who’ve seen the same mista

Fat Tug IPA Review and Why Beer with Kyle’s Return Feels So Good

Fat TugFat Tug! Now we’re talking. This one doesn’t sneak up on you. It kicks the door open, tracks mud on the floor, and dares you to complain.First sip and boom. Hops. Not the polite kind either. Big, punchy, grapefruit-peel bitterness with this piney thing going on that makes you feel like you just licked a Christmas tree. I mean that in a good way. I think. Malt shows up right after, trying to keep the peace with a bit of caramel sweetness, but let’s be honest, the hops run

New TikTok Account

I started a new TikTok account, and it's finally picking up. I'll keep posting and keep everyone updated. I've been sharing short videos, and they're starting to get some traction.

Facebook Ban? Try this

I caught a permanent ban by posting something a few years ago. They caught up to me and banned me for life. The terrible thing was that it was a reposted post from another member. That person did not get flagged or reprimanded in any way. Trust me, I asked. Meta's militant group of liberal fact checkers is banning accounts for the silliest of reasons. Maybe they haven't caught up to the other guy; maybe I was targeted. Who knows, but I am back and stronger than ever. What did I do?I appealed the

The Influencer Problem With Social Media

Late-night scrolling can feel harmless until it starts rewriting what “normal” looks like.It started really small. A “must-have” water bottle, the perfect morning routine, or a quick clip that makes your life look like a train wreck by comparison.That’s the influencer problem with social media. Influencers shape what people buy, think, and value, and the feed trains the copy-and-paste behavior. It’s subtle, almost polite, and that’s why it works for them

When you ask Google An Uncomfortable Question

Ever seen Google babble? I asked several times using the article title to sanity check it. This is what it shows me. Either it is freaking out, or ET wants to throw me off! You decide.

How Not to Use AI (And Why Lazy AI Kills Trust)

How Not to Use AIIt is time for another Amazing Rant on how not to use AI. If you were to scroll through our WA blog or almost any online forum, you’ll see it: people dropping AI-sounding comments that don’t fit the post. The very same compliment over and over, or the same stiff tone. The same “thanks for sharing” is copied and pasted like they are working a shift at a spam factory.This post isn’t anti-AI, because I use it, and you probably do too. The problem is us

I’ve Got 99 Reasons to Join Wealthy Affiliate (And Laziness Isn’t One)

99 ReasonsThere’s a reason the song by Jay-Z 99 Problems still gets quoted years later. The line works because it cuts through worthless excuses. It separates real obstacles from the ones we quietly hide behind, and trust me, online business is full of them. People blame the tools. They blame the platforms. They blame the algorithm. But the hard truth usually lies elsewhere. This list exists to remove the fake problems and expose the real work. Here are 99 reasons to join Wealthy Affiliate