Peanut Butter Cup!
I don't know about all of you, but I've researched online money-making methods for years. My Facebook gets loaded with videos of seemingly successful people trying to get you to buy into their 'get rich quick' with 'no work involved' schemes only to find out that they want you to buy into something that contains zero description. I even payed into a couple of them when I was fresh in college. I didn't lose a lot of money by my current financial status, but for a low income college student, it was enough to leave quite the sting (along with anxiety every time I start thinking about doing it again).
I actually found this community earlier today when I was googling if another method was legit or a scam. After I put my email in and started searching around this site, I started getting the familiar anxiety level that I was going to get burned again. Then, while watching one of the 'getting started' videos, something happened. Kyle was talking about the different memberships and was explaining the premium membership. Right away, I got the feeling of 'great, another site that just makes me spend money'. But shortly after, he explains that it really is just 2 levels of membership and that the community is available to help with any needs or questions. Something about it made my heart stop racing, my mind cleared up, and I was able to actually take in the on-boarding process.
Like I said, this is within my first hours on this site. I haven't had a chance to do much of anything yet; but I have a strangely good feeling about this. Fingers crossed!
Oh, and the title of this is from '50 First Dates', one of my favorite lines.
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Hello Matthew, I think most of us arrive here after being burned and researching another program. The think about Wealthy Affiliate (WA) is there are no promises of "get rich quick." WA does say that with the courses and the community you can be successful with any niche. What that works out to be is committing time and hard work. No big and continuous payments without seeing where the money is going.