Why Did You Get Started Online? ...

Worked a summer job while in school. Realized there's way more potential online and that it's the too sick making that dough online. Something that people 30-40 years ago would've probably never thought of.
BA,
 
YES! That's right micky!

There really is only one answer to this question isn't there. I doubt anyone is going to come along and say, "I like doing IM because I like making backlinks" Everyone does it for freedom and money.

However I do miss woking Monday to Friday and going out for a pint after work on the Friday. I do also get seriously bored, and miss having work mates.
 
There really is only one answer to this question isn't there. I doubt anyone is going to come along and say, "I like doing IM because I like making backlinks" Everyone does it for freedom and money.

However I do miss woking Monday to Friday and going out for a pint after work on the Friday. I do also get seriously bored, and miss having work mates.


True true, but I bet the benefits of IM outway the cons for all of us.
I mean you can always meet up with friends whenever since you've got a lot more free time.
BA,
 
I was 15 when I started so I just had a lot of free time, but now I enjoy the freedom and to make more money than some adults is a pretty good feeling :-)
 
1. Why did you get started?
- Because I simply loved to try different business models.
2. Why did you stay and why did it became your main business?
- Because no other field I have ever tried offered such an opportunity to build residual income with little money investments. It's just great! ;)
 
It will drive you mad to betray people and get a minimum wage for it. That is why I will quit my insurance job after I finished the vocational training. IM is far better management of your time (no need to drive an hour to work as a peasant) and I am not pissed after working for ten hours without talking to anybody. Less stressfull, better payment. My peasant colleagues always try to convince me that a job is safe and you cannot succeed as a self-employed man - I am building up multiple income streams while those have to pay their increasing debt with just one small wage.

IM would be perfect for everybody. The negative side is that you need to have some good ideas and have to WORK actually (pro of an insurance job: just talking to people and making them sign contracts they cannot pay, no actual work if you do not have a backbone like my colleagues).
 
i started online because theres alot of money to be made online and jobs fucking suck lol

Not all jobs suck, I have had quite a few jobs which I would happily go back to tomorrow, like working in a boiler room in Marbella with a bunch of crack heads.
 
I got back from Iraq in 2010 and I had applied to over 70 different jobs from janitor to secretary. Most of the jobs were for minimum wage or slightly higher and only 1 place called me back. I needed money so bad and began with 2 awful websites and my 3rd time it was the charm and it took off making steadily like $100 a day for the next 2+ years. I know that might not seem like much, but it felt like a fortune at the time.
 
Not all jobs suck, I have had quite a few jobs which I would happily go back to tomorrow, like working in a boiler room in Marbella with a bunch of crack heads.

Great post man hahaha sounds like it would be an interesting job.
 
money was pretty tight when i was younger, started with gpt sites and progressed from there
 
Because I typed in 'How to Make Money Online', then came across this magical site.
 
To live a fancy life , but 1st what led me into internet marketing was my Google search "how to make money online " after surfing for a while I found this amazing website , plus who wouldn't like to go out when ever he like , no boss no headaches . BTW I still didn't make a single dollar , but i believe in I.M cause it has so much potential .
 
So, you want to tell me that no one started this because they needed money for drugs?
 
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