Pumped

Not meaning to gloat but give some motivation. Sold my first amazon items today, and have $15 in adsense clicks. I just interviewed today for a job that I went to college for, but I don't really care...its pretty empowering knowing that I can make my own way and don't need some other persons approval who doesn't know me and who I've never even met.

So, if your on the edge with this and don't know whether to keep going. Do it. Fight through the animosity and lack of success. What is on the other side is confidence, independence, and happiness. I'm not quite to the point that I can do this for a living, It's taken me some time and I'm not to the point that I can risk it.... but once I get there I'm quiting my part time job.

It feels great. Im a bit jaded with how my work ethic has been taken advantage of. But that is why I love internet marketing. The more you put into it...the more you get out of it. It doesnt matter what your boss has to gain from you sticking around in your role. You can dump hours of time into this and you will be rewarded. I don't think any true man can work for a boss. I'm going to make it big and screw what society has to say otherwise. Good luck everyone. See you in 6 months where I'm making double what you are without having to lower myself, and work for a company that I am not passionate about.

Congratulations and hope you have even more success.

Best of luck to you,way to go..

This was my motivation, I work in a factory setting, and I honestly don't like it too much. I'm trading my hours for dollars so that another person can make a profit off of my work - and I only get the meager cut they are willing to part ways with in order to make me come back tomorrow. That's exactly what happens when you work for someone else. Compound this with the fact that my family sees it as just "playing around" or sitting at the computer all day doing nothing. Everyone is against you.

People, don't give up. I certainly will not. Im going to make money online hell or high water.

Congratulations man, all way to go but the start is important. I know how you feel. Best luck!

Congrats! I advise that you focus on the job you were interviewed for and start working when you get the job. Keep working the 9-5 and then quit when you start making a significant sum of money consistently.

SEO Power said:

Congrats! I advise that you focus on the job you were interviewed for and start working when you get the job. Keep working the 9-5 and then quit when you start making a significant sum of money consistently.

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Agreed. Earning that first dollar is empowering for sure, I know exactly how that feels. It's the first step to financial freedom. But the smart play is to take that steady paycheck and work on your business in your free time.