Leaving the Rat Race for the Work At Home Pace
Today is Saturday, March 13th, 2010
I was on Kidgas’ blog today and his final statement on a recent post made me chuckle “Just wish that passive income was less active.”
He’s got a point, but residual income becomes more passive and less active over time. The amount of initial activity usually depends on two things:
How much money you want [...]
October 22nd, 2009 | Felicia | 9 comments | Continued
The Internet is fraught with content sites looking for freelance writers. Some of them pay on a per page view basis and others pay on a revenue share basis. There are still others that use a combination of both. No matter what the payment plan is, there are a few things I [...]
October 15th, 2009 | Felicia | 9 comments | Continued
Last night I had the pleasure of attending parents’ night at my daughter’s school. It’s my annual chance to follow my daughter’s class schedule to undergo a condensed version of her day. I started out in her homeroom and then walked around the school going to all nine of her classes.
At the end [...]
A month ago I performed a little experiment. I wrote three articles using the same keywords on three different sites (Suite 101, eHow and HubPages) to see how much ‘Google Favor’ affects the success of each article. The purpose of the experiment was to ensure that I was spending my time wisely.
Maria (aka [...]
Often times when I feel that I’m making slow progress, I have to take time to see where I came from to determine if I’m actually headed in the right direction.
One of the best ways for me to see if I’m headed in the right direction or if I should change my course is to [...]
I had resisted signing up for a Twitter account when I first heard about Twitter. I couldn’t see a reason for Twittering.
Over time, I acquiesced and signed up. I checked out a few Twitter services and set up Tweet Later, automated my RSS feed through Twitter and maybe a couple of other things. [...]
I’m very excited about a software program that I came across. It has pretty much the same functionality that Microsoft Office products have. The software package contains a word processor, database software, spreadsheet program, presentation software and image editing program. It has just about everything anyone would need in a [...]
September 1st, 2009 | Felicia | 9 comments | Continued
Sometimes when I’m supposed to be working, I’m not. As part of my goof off time, I ended up on the other side of the internet. I can’t say how I got there, but I ended up at TinyUrl.com.
If you have twittered or tweeted, you’re familiar with tiny URLs. Since Twitterers [...]
I’m going to begin this post by saying rather emphatically, “I’m no expert.” So, take anything I say here with a grain of salt. Now having said that I do want to share a few things I’ve learned about writing along the way.
What I Learned in School
Hmmm, don’t remember too much about that. [...]
Just recently I got to take a look at some of my responses to reader comments. All I have to say is, someone, please stop me before my responses become totally unintelligible.
If I’m already comparing residual income to kissing frogs and Demand Studios to sandboxes and toys, who knows what I’ll be saying a [...]
CarolinaGirl, eHow is much different.
No editing process, you create your own titles and upload your own pictures (as long as ... Wow! 3 weeks and no response. That's crazy.
When I used CyberHub I didn't get an immediate response as ...
Though I see most of the comments were posted last year I find this thread really helpful. I have ...
I have been writing for TB for a couple of months so far but I have about 24 articles submitted, ...
Just wanted to share a little about my "paying for writing rather than writing for pay" experiment.
As posted in ...