My current residence is along the Australian Gold Coast, situated in a town named Mermaid Beach. It is similar to a large country town, where the days are sunny and life is generally pleasant. It's not that big of a place where a person will lose sense of reality and appreciation for life's details, nor is it so small that one must go without the amenities of living within a population center.
At the moment we are expecting a baby, which has been a surprise, albeit one that has brought us even closer to one another. Sitting there at home observing my pregnant partner snooze on the couch, I was all of a sudden overcome by gratitude, a feeling that I am so lucky to be living the life I have created for myself. I no longer have to commute to work: I get to spend my days at home thanks to the internet business I run.
Instead of having to wake up for the early morning commute, I get to pop out of bed whenever it is that my body decides it has slept enough. This is followed by a short stroll down to the beach (just outside my front door) for a good surf session. Once my body decides that it has had enough of that too, I go catch a coffee from the cafe just right up the road from home and then sit down. For the next few hours, I manage my sites, writing articles similar in nature to the one which you are reading at present. Through this constant process of optimization of my websites I help guarantee that in the future as at present, I will not have to go work at an office but will remain my own employer.
Then, right about the time I eat lunch, the postman will pass by. This is the most exhilarating moment of the day, as he often brings me the checks that make all of this a feasible and livable job, how lucky I am!
I know exactly why I am that lucky: the reason is that I have acquired the skills and adeptness to sell services and products on the web. I would without a doubt be a flop in the real, physical world of sales, as I lack the thick skin to handle the frequent rejection. Yet on the web, oh boy can I sell.
The real reason I know how to do this line of work is that I studied and acquired the internet marketing techniques and skills necessary to turn a website into a cash-flow machine. I learned from the best of the best and I am always taking advantage of opportunities to improve myself. Complacency has no place in internet marketing!
In light of everything, it is so hard for me to comprehend how so many folks complain about their jobs or careers and yet still they do practically nothing at all to change course, to work on something they're passionate about. All it takes to do so is good planning, a lot of commitment, and the resoluteness to see things through. Oh, I think I finally know why, it's just as Thomas Edison phrased it:
"Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work."
At the moment we are expecting a baby, which has been a surprise, albeit one that has brought us even closer to one another. Sitting there at home observing my pregnant partner snooze on the couch, I was all of a sudden overcome by gratitude, a feeling that I am so lucky to be living the life I have created for myself. I no longer have to commute to work: I get to spend my days at home thanks to the internet business I run.
Instead of having to wake up for the early morning commute, I get to pop out of bed whenever it is that my body decides it has slept enough. This is followed by a short stroll down to the beach (just outside my front door) for a good surf session. Once my body decides that it has had enough of that too, I go catch a coffee from the cafe just right up the road from home and then sit down. For the next few hours, I manage my sites, writing articles similar in nature to the one which you are reading at present. Through this constant process of optimization of my websites I help guarantee that in the future as at present, I will not have to go work at an office but will remain my own employer.
Then, right about the time I eat lunch, the postman will pass by. This is the most exhilarating moment of the day, as he often brings me the checks that make all of this a feasible and livable job, how lucky I am!
I know exactly why I am that lucky: the reason is that I have acquired the skills and adeptness to sell services and products on the web. I would without a doubt be a flop in the real, physical world of sales, as I lack the thick skin to handle the frequent rejection. Yet on the web, oh boy can I sell.
The real reason I know how to do this line of work is that I studied and acquired the internet marketing techniques and skills necessary to turn a website into a cash-flow machine. I learned from the best of the best and I am always taking advantage of opportunities to improve myself. Complacency has no place in internet marketing!
In light of everything, it is so hard for me to comprehend how so many folks complain about their jobs or careers and yet still they do practically nothing at all to change course, to work on something they're passionate about. All it takes to do so is good planning, a lot of commitment, and the resoluteness to see things through. Oh, I think I finally know why, it's just as Thomas Edison phrased it:
"Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work."
About the Author:
Damian Papworth enjoys writing about things on the internet. Recently he investigated and published his analysis about baby high chairs. This included some coverage of high chair covers.. Unique version for reprint here: Living Life as an Internet Marketer.
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