What are the problems in doing IM full time ?

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refjaf55

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• Jul 10, 2012

• #61

nothingnothing said:

Just ask them to whom they want to marry their daughter ? To a Job or to a person ??

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Some cultures demand both, sadly.

 

unknownn

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• Jul 10, 2012

• #62

getting fad is a major problem in IM

 

infoasian

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• Jul 10, 2012

• #63

Surfing is addictive. I catch myself reading BHW and not get any work done. I still make xxx rebills a day so it does not really matter, but the actual work and moneyflow are far away from each other as Karl Marx would point out.

 

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techfan

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1. addiction to making goals of increased monthly profit.
2. Getting fat and frail
3. Not exercising
4. Eye strain/damage
5. People dont consider it a real job. So always tell them you do marketing. disclude the "internet" from "internet marketing" Hell. I own an online business and people think that is BS work. People dont think the online market makes money.

 

ThreadKiller

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• Jul 10, 2012

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krishnaverma said:

it is hard to convince the parents of a working girl for an arranged marriage.

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From my western standpoint I would never marry a "working girl", whether arranged or not. A working girl is what you hire so that you do not have to marry, or have relationships.

Jokes aside. Who the hell would marry a girl that does not have an income? That makes no sense at all. She just gonna stay at home, lay on the couch watching sex and the city and eating Ferrero Rocher all day long?

 

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IMekYuLoff

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Income isnt guaranteed. And even if you have a way of making it guaranteed.. you never know exactly how much you're going to make. Sometimes putting in more hours wont mean extra money whereas overtime in another job means extra money. I definitely think the pro's weigh out the cons. If you can survive working at home, you got it made. I dont care how many hours you have to put in, its better.