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I first found this site back in 08 I think and have lurked around ever since. First IM book I bought was Rich Jerk (haha yea I know damn videos got me but it had good info for beginner).

I never took off in the typical IM/affiliate direction (as much as I wanted to) however I was fairly successful with eBay selling iphones '09-'11. Had a shipment go wrong, got blamed, then banned... But I'm back ;) different products of course.

I've always had infatuation with generating income online. Just finished a few books including MJ's Millionaire Fastlane and I'm wanting to kick it up a notch. I'm open to any methods and hope to try out different areas. IMO sourcing and shipping products is for the birds... and while I am generating decent returns, I'm looking for other avenues.

Thanks for reading
 
Welcome, fuck reading books tho. Everything you need is available for free, you just have to find it.
 
Welcome, fuck reading books tho. Everything you need is available for free, you just have to find it.

Indeed. I actually didn't read the book, I listened to it on audible. If I remember right I received first month free and was given $10 credit to amazon. So I was paid to listen to it ;)

But you're absolutely right. I travel a lot in my career. Last year I drove close to 70k miles. It wasn't until this year I started to listen to youtube (mostly crap), online videos and audio books while I travel for work. I like my job, pay is ok, but the driving, paperwork and time drain is eating away at me.

My 10 year plan is to have a steady monthly income working from anywhere I choose. Traveling on my own time where I choose, not to do a job. Main part is finding that road I'm interested in enough to get me where I need to be.
 
Welcome. Best thing is always to jump into something you feel you wouldn't mind doing work on hours everyday. People get bogged down trying a hundred different ideas and don't follow through with any to the point they see what they do right/wrong etc. and then quit just to try something new next week. Lot of on the job learning needed in this business.
 
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