Ok, I know that for those already making money, this may seem mundane, but, after 3 weeks of reading, studying, taking notes, sorting out the fuzzy details of what to to do and where to do it, I have taken the first step and created a blog.

I'm sort of pleased with it, though I still have a lot to learn about what I can do and how to do it, etc.

I'll try to attach it to my signature, so if you want to see what all the hoopala is about, you are welcome to check it out!

(Obviously, it doesn't take a lot to make me feel excited! Nothing like taking the first step!)

Hi Annie,
I visited your blog and posted your first comment! Good for you. Don't put yourself down. Every step is worth getting excited about in my opinion, especially the first one.

I'm wishing you all the best as you learn and grow. You will be one of the ones that make this work if you stay excited and persevere.

Blessings,
Angie

Hi Happywife! When I saw your comment on my blog this morning I was really excited! Thank you for all your positive input and thougts. You are a wonderful asset to this forum and I always have an interest in what you have to say.

If learning and challanging the brain with new information helps keep dementia away....then I have NOTHING to fear. Lots to read and study.

THANK YOU HOLLY for providing the product that has gotten me started, and a forum to keep me going!

If you need more 'medicine' to ward off dementia, help yourself to the free affiliate marketing course and other ebooks available from my sig.

They were so helpful to me in getting started. I still struggle when I need to tackle something new. I'm in the process of trying to get some javascript to work on one of my sites. Ugh! But, there was a day when I would have gone screaming in the other direction at the mere thought. Let that give you hope. What is completely overwhelming today will probably make sense tomorrow (or maybe the next day - smile).

Blessings,
Angie

Hi Pixiebelle. In learning internet marketing no small step is mundane! I still struggle with applying some of the basics.

Welcome to this forum, everybody is helpful!

Cheers, Dianne