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Whats up warriors Im just driving down the road and I got to wondering. How many other fellow warriors stills have that dreaded day job that they oh so want to leave and what type of work you do? I bet its not worst than my job.

So to start I work at round table pizza making $8 an hour as sign shaker. I work about two hours a day so in reality I only make like $16 a day less if you include taxes.

I takes my small checks and reinvest it into my cpa business and let me tell you I only make like $200 every two weeks on a good pay day.

So it can be done even for a peanut making sign shaker like myself. and t set the record straight I work still because I get free pizaa and I love my coworkers.

Plus I learn so much about people and what makes them buy.

So what do you do living?
#day #job
  • Profile picture of the author vip-ip
    I'm a Director of Direct Marketing at a local Internet firm here in Marriottsville, MD. In reality, it's just a fancy title for "telemarketer" plus miscellaneous stuff like researching suppliers, answering phones, and thinking of new ways to bring in leads.

    It's incredible to work at a small business, though. You pretty much get to participate in every aspect of the company. It's great.

    Best Regards,
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  • Profile picture of the author Peter Mai
    I work at a factory driving up and down to various places delivering stuff throughout the day and i dread it. Every chance i get when im at home and have free time i spend working online to build up my online business so that i can leave my job and work at home full time
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  • Profile picture of the author williamrs
    I have been working as a full-time internet marketer for a relatively long time now. However, before I break the code of IM I worked as freelance web designer here in my town and also as video editor. I was making something like $350 a month. I live in Brazil and it's more here than in the US, but it still is very low.

    It was hard for me to make something works online, because I'm not a native english speaker and had no money to invest on my online business. However, I got it, and now I think that anyone can do the same with persistence and focus.


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  • Profile picture of the author Kenster
    Hi Billard,


    Full time Internet Marketer/Entrepreneur here. Luckily I saw success relatively quickly so didnt have to grind it out like many people. Natural born entrepreneur I guess.

    And assuming I play my cards right, I will never have to work for anybody again!! (except "working for investors/vc's" that sort of thing perhaps...but will never have an hourly schedule and a boss to report to)

    I know most people work full time and then convert to full time online once their online income matches their offline.
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  • Profile picture of the author nongnut36
    Worked 39 years In factory in England got out 7 years ago managed to sell my house moved to sunnier place and not so expensive. Now trying internet marketing, if you are not happy sometimes you need to make changes.
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  • Profile picture of the author bestbuddy1986
    Still working as SEO on 12$ / day.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by nongnut36 View Post

      Worked 39 years In factory in England got out 7 years ago managed to sell my house moved to sunnier place and not so expensive. Now trying internet marketing, if you are not happy sometimes you need to make changes.
      The great thing about living in Thailand (I believe) and other countries with favorable exchange rates, is that you can earn your income in US dollars even though you live in these other countries. Each US dollar equates to a higher purchasing power.

      So, making $100 a day is a modest living here in the US but a substantial living in many places abroad.

      I had a guy a fwe weeks ago (forget which country) who said if he can get to the $50 a day mark he would be "living like a king" or something along those lines. How cool is that!

      Anywho...back on topic
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      • Profile picture of the author williamrs
        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        The great thing about living in Thailand (I believe) and other countries with favorable exchange rates, is that you can earn your income in US dollars even though you live in these other countries. Each US dollar equates to a higher purchasing power.

        So, making $100 a day is a modest living here in the US but a substantial living in many places abroad.

        I had a guy a fwe weeks ago (forget which country) who said if he can get to the $50 a day mark he would be "living like a king" or something along those lines. How cool is that!

        Anywho...back on topic
        Yes, Kenster, it's true! I live in Brazil and $100 a day here is a great income (not enough to be rich, but stilll very good).


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        • Profile picture of the author wmarais
          I'm a Chem Eng working in the oil and gas industry. I will most probably stay in my industry my whole life as I find the job very interesting, but I enjoy the extra cash the IM brings in.
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          • Profile picture of the author Kenster
            Originally Posted by williamrs View Post

            Yes, Kenster, it's true! I live in Brazil and $100 a day here is a great income (not enough to be rich, but stilll very good).


            William

            Grrrr and to think that with the hyper inflation I am expecting, my dollar is worth even less!

            I was just PMing with somebody from Romania who said the average laborer makes $200 a week their which is 10k a year! And that was a great income over there! $100 a day is living extremely well!


            Originally Posted by wmarais View Post

            I'm a Chem Eng working in the oil and gas industry. I will most probably stay in my industry my whole life as I find the job very interesting, but I enjoy the extra cash the IM brings in.

            Thats great man. Stick with it! Very few people actually enjoy what they do these days.

            And thats the great thing about IM. Its much easier to "enjoy" than many other professions! If you enjoy golf, BAM go into golf related IM stuff. If you like garden gnomes, go into affiliate marketing of garden gnomes I find it sooo cool!
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            • Profile picture of the author Lonce
              I own my laundry store, $100 a week is good for us here too, and been trying this IM business for 2 years and got nothing, check this out I created and maintain a web for a friend latazzacoffeeshop.com, and now it got hacked by some moroccan guy, look how unlucky I am...lol..
              But I'll keep on trying ...
              cheers
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      • Profile picture of the author ricrodrigo
        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        The great thing about living in Thailand (I believe) and other countries with favorable exchange rates, is that you can earn your income in US dollars even though you live in these other countries. Each US dollar equates to a higher purchasing power.

        So, making $100 a day is a modest living here in the US but a substantial living in many places abroad.

        I had a guy a fwe weeks ago (forget which country) who said if he can get to the $50 a day mark he would be "living like a king" or something along those lines. How cool is that!

        Anywho...back on topic
        I was born in the Philippines but migrated here in Canada 14 years ago and now a Canadian citizen. English is not my first language but trying hard to learn it.

        Ken is right about having a $50/day & living like a king. At the moment the conversion rate of $ 1.00 to Philippine Peso is about 45.00. If you want to have a lifestyle that is above average income earners a $600.00/month is sufficient in the Philippines.

        Anyway, my day job is working as a Technician in a aerospace industry. I've been working in this company for about 13 years now. I love my job because it's not that physical and I get along almost with everyone. My pay is one of the highest in our province. I also do wedding & portrait photography on the side. It's one of my passion.

        The reason why I'm trying to crack the code in affiliate or CPA world is I want more holidays of course. And I want my wife just to stay @ home to take care of my 10 & 12 yrs old kids. I've been off & on with internet marketing but getting serious lately. I've bought a lot of ebooks in the past, but I've discovered that CPA is one of the easiest & most lucrative online biz.

        I'm also planning to retire early so i can enjoy more quality time with my wife & kids. This is my dream or vision & i wrote that down.
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      • Profile picture of the author Alex Barboza
        That's true here in Colombia. I haven`t reached that US$50 a day mark yet

        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        The great thing about living in Thailand (I believe) and other countries with favorable exchange rates, is that you can earn your income in US dollars even though you live in these other countries. Each US dollar equates to a higher purchasing power.

        So, making $100 a day is a modest living here in the US but a substantial living in many places abroad.

        I had a guy a fwe weeks ago (forget which country) who said if he can get to the $50 a day mark he would be "living like a king" or something along those lines. How cool is that!

        Anywho...back on topic
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      • Profile picture of the author RichBeck
        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        I had a guy a fwe weeks ago (forget which country) who said if he can get to the $50 a day mark he would be "living like a king" or something along those lines. How cool is that!

        Anywho...back on topic
        Kenster,

        That is very cool.... I had some coworkers a few years ago from India... They said the cost of living there is 10% of what it is in the US... That is amazing!

        All the Best,

        Rich
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      • Profile picture of the author Ampli
        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        The great thing about living in Thailand (I believe) and other countries with favorable exchange rates, is that you can earn your income in US dollars even though you live in these other countries. Each US dollar equates to a higher purchasing power.

        So, making $100 a day is a modest living here in the US but a substantial living in many places abroad.

        I had a guy a fwe weeks ago (forget which country) who said if he can get to the $50 a day mark he would be "living like a king" or something along those lines. How cool is that!

        Anywho...back on topic
        yeah I am from Indian I would not say like king but yeah it will be an average salary that many earns.
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        • Profile picture of the author Kenster
          Originally Posted by Ampli View Post

          yeah I am from Indian I would not say like king but yeah it will be an average salary that many earns.

          Yeah, I know a bunch of marketers who live in thailand...make $100k or 200k and they are living like kings haha!
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      • Profile picture of the author Dasilva Marketing
        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        The great thing about living in Thailand (I believe) and other countries with favorable exchange rates, is that you can earn your income in US dollars even though you live in these other countries. Each US dollar equates to a higher purchasing power.

        So, making $100 a day is a modest living here in the US but a substantial living in many places abroad.

        I had a guy a fwe weeks ago (forget which country) who said if he can get to the $50 a day mark he would be "living like a king" or something along those lines. How cool is that!

        Anywho...back on topic
        Kenster thats a great way to look at it! I never thought of it that way!
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        • Profile picture of the author Kenster
          Originally Posted by Dasilva Marketing View Post

          Kenster thats a great way to look at it! I never thought of it that way!
          Yes, read the 4 hour workweek and you will learn about arbitraging exchange rates and stuff. Internet entrepreneurship is perfect for this because location is normally not an issue so you can travel at will and still run your business!
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    I work as a computer technician, for a govenment ministry in my country. The pay really isn't that great and these past few weeks have been tourture as I have been reassigned to a different section. As much as I like repairing computers and trouble shooting network problems, I really want to have my own business and my own financial freedom.

    I've recently got into CPA, not much success yet, but i'll keep plugging away until I can live my dreams.
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  • Profile picture of the author KC-Coop
    I've been a full time affiliate marketer for about three years now. Loving every minute of it.

    Just recently transitioning into running a few other companies as well. Some people love their regular jobs and will never leave - but for those of you that want to become a full time marketer - just keep taking action and you'll get there.
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      I appreciate your emphasis on action...it helps me to let go of the results.
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  • Profile picture of the author badboy_Nick
    Originally Posted by blillard View Post

    So what do you do living?
    Well...

    I work from home un my boxershorts eating cereal from the box Currently at least at £500 a day in profit, so I can do whatever I want lol.

    If you want to send me a complimentary pizza I send ya a few tips.

    Any questions just let me know
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by badboy_Nick View Post

      Well...

      I work from home un my boxershorts eating cereal from the box Currently at least at £500 a day in profit, so I can do whatever I want lol.

      If you want to send me a complimentary pizza I send ya a few tips.

      Any questions just let me know
      Nick

      Hehe, I have gym shorts and tank top on as I write this :p

      To think I wanted to go into investment banking and wear suits every day and work 120 hour weeks! So glad I decided to do this hehe
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      • Profile picture of the author sith005
        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        To think I wanted to go into investment banking and wear suits every day and work 120 hour weeks! So glad I decided to do this hehe
        Dude tell me about it, I was really heavily attempting that route after graduating from college with a business degree... Definitely glad I didn't.

        I do work 'IRL' as an IT Consultant, but also spend as much time as possible trying to make some consistent money in IM, and build a business.
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        • Profile picture of the author Kenster
          Originally Posted by sith005 View Post

          Dude tell me about it, I was really heavily attempting that route after graduating from college with a business degree... Definitely glad I didn't.

          I do work 'IRL' as an IT Consultant, but also spend as much time as possible trying to make some consistent money in IM, and build a business.

          A business degree is still a great asset to have but entrepreneurship is what its all about. Make yourself rich, not others.

          And internet entrepreneurship is even better. You can literally start with $0 investment and 0 monetary risk and build a multi-mil business. :p
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          • Profile picture of the author mayapearl
            Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

            A business degree is still a great asset to have but entrepreneurship is what its all about. Make yourself rich, not others.

            And internet entrepreneurship is even better. You can literally start with $0 investment and 0 monetary risk and build a multi-mil business. :p
            Right on Kenster,

            I want to build my multi-mil internet business too, but I don't want to have to get out of my Pj's before midday. Do you think I can do it?
            YEAH!!!
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            • Profile picture of the author Kenster
              Originally Posted by mayapearl View Post

              Right on Kenster,

              I want to build my multi-mil internet business too, but I don't want to have to get out of my Pj's before midday. Do you think I can do it?
              YEAH!!!

              I know you can!!! Start working your butt off yesterday! Youve got to want it as bad as you want to breathe! Then you will be successful
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              • Profile picture of the author drmacavinta
                Hi! Warriors,

                I love the name, entrepreneurs are Warriors, they have to be because of all the nay sayers and dream killers out there in the world. And, if you are not a Warrior, then you will be in the rat race hating life and NOT making a difference in the lives of people!

                I have been a member for several months but this is my first post. I plan to be more active in my posting probably once a week or at least once a month.

                My day job is a high school teacher for 15 years. Before this I was a repo man in graduate school. The company I worked for was unethical and I quit the job with $1200 in the bank and newly married. My first real job was a Former World Ranked Tennis Pro. This was hard to give up when I was in my 20s but I had to grow up:-) hehehe!

                I fell upon IM while trying MLM, I didn't know there were youngster in their 20s making millions. When I found this out I thought to myself I CAN do this!

                What got me hooked in was I dabbled with ClickBank and I got paid $407.00 my first check then $545.76 my second check. I thought to myself, just add zeros to this and I can quit my job as a high school teacher and spend MORE time with my wife and the 3 Mack Kids. Now, if you know anything about teachers, we work for 181 days and get 182 days off. Hard life huh? It is if you do not like teaching teenagers. But, I love to inspire and motivate the at risk kids. I love to help under dogs. But, I hate the pay although it is decent.

                Well, the economy where I live is very sluggish and my wife has been a stay at home mom with the 3 Mac Kids for 9 years. I want to transition from teaching to teaching and coaching personal development info. products on the Internet. Sometime down the road I will complete my book and membership site BeRichandHappyTOO dot com a Formula for HAPPY living you want to sit on. My frame work is a chair. I cover six areas that must be strengthened to Be Rich and Happy TOO!

                Anyhow, I lost $65k in the stock market crash in 2008. Well, I want to keep my wife as a stay at home mom and me too. I realized that I can and will succeed in this industry so I invested over $20,000 (really more but I do NOT want to my wife to panic) of my money studying Internet Marketing from three types of Internet Marketers. I talk about it in my eBook I am writing, Through the Forest of Internet Marketing. I just don't know if I should sell it or give it away to build a list and up sell the audio portion? Go to my blog here and read my two post. And, if you have a list, read my 2nd blog post, I am looking for JV partners.

                Anyhow, let me tell you that you are at the right place being here at the Warrior Forum. I think anybody and everybody who has a yearning to make a better life is here. My commitment is once I make the money I will set up a subscription membership site that I will put aside 10% of my gross profits to help make certain those who truly want to succeed in Internet Marketing will get the support of the 10% as a scholarship as long as they continue on my membership site. I know I am giving a way a strategy, but if other successful IMs do it MORE Power to US all!

                If you are honest, hardworking, and you want to build the kingdom of God. I want to be your friend. The key is to leverage our talents with good, hardworking people, that are honest, and are willing to do MUCH good in the world. Helping all those people seeking for a better life that are NOT lazy, but truly what to make an IMPACT in the world and NOT indulge in the mindset of center of the universe syndrome.

                I have no problems being transparent and in Internet Marketing it is really hard to find out really who anyone is. Check my profile and if you are good hearted and you want to change the world for good let's join forces and together let's make the money we desire (ethically) and gain financial freedom together!

                Wow! Long winded aren't I. Anyhow, I will work to build a network of Internet Marketing crusaders who want to do GOOD and HELP those who have the same desire! My talents and resources is FOCUSED on this objective!

                Check me out and do your due diligence and let's work together and build a team of honest, hardworking, do gooders on the Internet to HELP the honest and sincere at heart people who have jobs they HATE, And their potential is hidden under a rock.

                My wife is only giving me until Sept., 2011 to do this or else I will be a school teacher the rest of my life and I will have to bury my passion for entrepreneurship! Sad day if that happens that is why I am working very hard and studying as MUCH as I can to reduce the learning curve. NOW, it is time for me to TAKE MASSIVE Action!

                I know it is a BIG Introduction for my first post! However, when you get to know me you will know that I am a no nonsense pragmatic result oriented GOOD Hearted man who loves God, family and country...and I am a complete 2nd Amendment supporter! Done:-) LOL was that long?
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                • Profile picture of the author Neil S
                  Originally Posted by drmacavinta View Post

                  Hi! Warriors,

                  Anyhow, I lost $65k in the stock market crash in 2008. Well, I want to keep my wife as a stay at home mom and me too. I realized that I can and will succeed in this industry so I invested over $20,000 (really more but I do NOT want to my wife to panic) of my money studying Internet Marketing from three types of Internet Marketers. I talk about it in my eBook I am writing, Through the Forest of Internet Marketing. I just don't know if I should sell it or give it away to build a list and up sell the audio portion? Go to my blog here and read my two post. And, if you have a list, read my 2nd blog post, I am looking for JV partners.
                  You seem like a nice guy and I hate to be harsh, but 20 freaking grand!? If you are still not making any consistent money then whomever you gave that kind of money to took you for a ride.

                  The only thing you need to spend money on initially is hosting and a domain. That is 15 bucks. This isn't the stock market, if you want to make money you need to make a time investment not a monetary investment (at least in the beginning). And by time investment I don't mean reading ebooks.

                  Put away the credit cards and start doing the work. That is the only way you will learn.
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                  • Profile picture of the author ukJoe
                    Originally Posted by Neil S View Post

                    You seem like a nice guy and I hate to be harsh, but 20 freaking grand!? If you are still not making any consistent money then whomever you gave that kind of money to took you for a ride.

                    The only thing you need to spend money on initially is hosting and a domain. That is 15 bucks. This isn't the stock market, if you want to make money you need to make a time investment not a monetary investment (at least in the beginning). And by time investment I don't mean reading ebooks.

                    Put away the credit cards and start doing the work. That is the only way you will learn.

                    Thanks Neil for putting that out there, glad I read your advice as I start out. I am cranking out the wordpress and the google keyword tool Time I have plenty of right now
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                    • Profile picture of the author ukJoe
                      School done, Uni in September, and this every waking hour.
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      • Profile picture of the author alpacabob
        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        Hehe, I have gym shorts and tank top on as I write this :p

        To think I wanted to go into investment banking and wear suits every day and work 120 hour weeks! So glad I decided to do this hehe
        How true is that? I currently work as a trial consultant. What this means is that I help lawyers figure out what social issues are going to influence the outcome of their cases- I do mock trials, demographic research, qualitative research, etc. It was my way of capitalizing on the fact that I have fancy degrees in the social sciences from fancy ivy league schools.

        But I say that because the bottom line is this. I was working on a graduate degree at the University of Chicago (which is among the best schools in the world for social sciences) and realized I didn't want to do that. I was taking a class from a human rights lawyer- and I thought I wanted to do that. But he told me to work in the field for awhile to make sure I was right- because a lot of people think that, get a law degree, then quit. Best advice I ever got.

        I don't want to spend my life bickering with people who obviously broke the law- I don't want to count my hours in six minute increments (defense attorneys do that)- and I don't want to be at the office till midnight fighting with giant egos.

        Thus- started seeing success in PPC and have been having a good time building two authority websites (although they're stupidly time consuming). I'm also building a business with my sister- who happens to work for the world's leading web analytics firm- so we're going into business to consult on "integrated marketing" as I'm calling it. I'll pull the traffic in- she'll convert it.
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        • Profile picture of the author Kenster
          Originally Posted by alpacabob View Post

          How true is that? I currently work as a trial consultant. What this means is that I help lawyers figure out what social issues are going to influence the outcome of their cases- I do mock trials, demographic research, qualitative research, etc. It was my way of capitalizing on the fact that I have fancy degrees in the social sciences from fancy ivy league schools.

          But I say that because the bottom line is this. I was working on a graduate degree at the University of Chicago (which is among the best schools in the world for social sciences) and realized I didn't want to do that. I was taking a class from a human rights lawyer- and I thought I wanted to do that. But he told me to work in the field for awhile to make sure I was right- because a lot of people think that, get a law degree, then quit. Best advice I ever got.

          I don't want to spend my life bickering with people who obviously broke the law- I don't want to count my hours in six minute increments (defense attorneys do that)- and I don't want to be at the office till midnight fighting with giant egos.

          Thus- started seeing success in PPC and have been having a good time building two authority websites (although they're stupidly time consuming). I'm also building a business with my sister- who happens to work for the world's leading web analytics firm- so we're going into business to consult on "integrated marketing" as I'm calling it. I'll pull the traffic in- she'll convert it.


          True that!

          I went through a very similar experience to you and through a weird twist of events, found myself doing this and I have and never will look back.

          Entrepreneurship is where its at. Period!
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  • Profile picture of the author jordanberg2311
    working as an engineer in a small firm
    report to boss ..and be on time. stay till late...etc

    spend a bit of time off after couples of hour on IM...

    save some money and invest into PPC..domain etc..
    try to stay low cost as possible because not confidence to invest big.
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  • Profile picture of the author ukcarl
    Im a self enployed joiner

    love my job make on average £600 ($900) a week.

    Usually get off about 3pm then work on my online biz till about 6-7pm currently doing about £1400 a week, all paid traffic.

    I save all the money I make online currently looking to invest in property.

    What can I say I love workin and I love money even more
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    • Profile picture of the author Profit123
      Hello there-I guess you can say I am lucky-I don't really have a day job. I am retired, but stay so busy with projects that I have precious little time for anything else. I am having fun working part time in affiliate marketing; a lot to learn!
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      Hello there-I guess you can say I am lucky-I don't really have a day job. I am retired, but stay so busy with projects that I have precious little time for anything else. I am having fun working part time in affiliate marketing; a lot to learn!
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  • Profile picture of the author Christie01
    Full-time Mom of 4 here - I work on my IM throughout the day in between cooking, cleaning, and driving kids around.

    From 1998 through May 2009 I had my own very successful web design/programming business. I was so busy that for 3 years my Accountant hubby stayed home and did the Mr. Mom thing. However, when the economy tanked, my main clients couldn't afford me anymore. I was also a bit tired of helping everyone else's bottom line, so I started looking into IM.

    I'm now able to earn online about half of what I was making at the peak of my web design career, but it's enough to pay the bills, and I'm continuing to work on increasing it.

    - Christie
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  • Profile picture of the author 101millionAds
    I have worked in a factory until i discovered Marketing.Now 3 weeks from now i will start a 2 year long Grapihic Design education i Stavanger-Norway.

    I am so exited.

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  • Profile picture of the author Myheavens
    I am a SEO expert.. Promoting other people's website.. I am also looking into CPA thing but till now wasted more and earned a little.. ( PPC is traffic source) don't know how to make money through CPA.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by Malik View Post

      I am a SEO expert.. Promoting other people's website.. I am also looking into CPA thing but till now wasted more and earned a little.. ( PPC is traffic source) don't know how to make money through CPA.

      Use your SEO knowledge to build organic campaigns. Its always good to leverage what you already know into your CPA strategy.


      An SEO business is great, but im always a fan of making myself rich, not others. With your experience, you should have no problem jumping right into the CPA action!
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    Taking over the world.
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    Managing Partner in Eagle Web Assets, Inc. - internet advertising conglomerate.
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    I work as a customer care manager in the security industry.

    "Having 16 assistents under my wings"

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  • Profile picture of the author bgray
    Left my day job almost 5 years ago now to run my network. Best feeling ever. Well worth getting up at 3:30 am to grind for several years until I could walk away.
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  • Profile picture of the author rmolina88
    Overworked and underpaid IT guy.
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  • Profile picture of the author CPA_Ian
    I'm also a full-time internet marketer. I quit my job a while once I had some success, and I'm never looking back
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    • Profile picture of the author badboy_Nick
      Originally Posted by CPA_Ian View Post

      I'm also a full-time internet marketer. I quit my job a while once I had some success, and I'm never looking back
      Hehe I know how you feel.

      I used to work in a bank and hated it, so once I started making 5 figures every month I handed in my notice: "I think Im gonna work from home in my boxers from now on"

      Any questions just let me know,
      Nick
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  • Profile picture of the author Megan Elizabeth
    I work at a law firm as a paralegal, I love my job! I also do modeling on the side, which I also love! I love to write, and that makes up my last piece of my rising career, everything I do, I love to do it. If I find myself in a situation that I'm not fond of, I get up and get going to the next step in my life!
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  • Profile picture of the author activetrader
    Originally Posted by blillard View Post


    So what do you do living?
    I am an Internet Marketer
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    • Profile picture of the author yinkamuyi
      i work in a bank and love internet marketting,i like the idea of be my own boss but not yet make steady money to sack my employer.
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    Computer programmer/analyst/designer for manufacturing systems.
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  • Profile picture of the author CcKilian
    I'm a chiropractor myself... Just finished school a few years ago, bought a practice, expanded it to include two massage therapists, and now work only about 25 hours a week myself.

    Why IM for me? While I do love my job (who wouldn't like making people feel better every day), and I make quite a bit for the little work I do, I'm still stuck working set hours and tied down to the location I'm at.

    I'm doing pretty good for 30 years old I think... I'm actually drinking a beer right now on my back deck looking over the water... but I'm looking for something more!

    My goal... sell my practice in 2-3 years, work fulltime doing IM, and travel about whenever I can!

    I'm certain everyone has the ability to get where they want to be... just have to get out there and do something about it!

    Sorry for the long winded ramble... maybe had a beer or two too many

    Cheers,
    CcK
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    • Profile picture of the author ricrodrigo
      Some people say that the real meaning of J-O-B is Journey Of the Broke:p:p:p:p
      Just a joke
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    • Profile picture of the author mtmjohn
      My day job is an Internet Marketer!

      My evening job is an Internet Marketer!

      My part time job is an Internet Marketer!

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    • Profile picture of the author Daniel Ong
      I am a financial consultant working in a insurance firm and building my own offline sales team as well. I have a pool of clients built up over the past 6 years where i handle their financial goals such as insurance planning and investment portfolio. I started internet marketing about a few months ago when i realise the power and extent of leverage that it can reach by the power of technology.I am also a fan of robert kiyosaki and read many of his books such as cashflow quadrant. Building a online network marketing business will certainly allow me the ability to build a "B" quadrant business that will generate consistent cashflow.
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    • Profile picture of the author wahdude316
      I guess you could say I'm a full-time IMer, as I'm disabled and can't work (poor me! ). But I now have the time to put into my business, and spend time with my kids, and can still cover the bills. Barely, but they're covered.

      Before my leg amputation/kidney failure I was a Premium Tech Support Agent for Verizon DSL.

      Mr. G
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  • Profile picture of the author Biggy Fat
    No day job, very struggling internet marketer. I have only one last hope I can turn things around.
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    • Profile picture of the author Andrew23
      I'm a full time college student

      I am going for Information Technology and I will be running a few websites while I get my degree. I hope to have great success from my upcoming internet projects and never have to work for anyone. If the web thing doesn't work out, then I will still have a great degree to fall back on either way.
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  • Profile picture of the author Bruha
    I work every guys "dream job" as a brewer. Yep, that's right, I make the sweet alcoholic beverage that many enjoy. While this may seem like a dream job to many, it is very physically demanding and I am getting burned out on it.

    However, I started IM'ing a few years ago and have made money to pay for our family vacations each year for the last 3 years so that is nice. It has allowed me to buy some fun toys and some nice things for the wifey for sure.

    Right now I make about $1k / month, but need to increase this to $5k / month before I stop working my 9-5 and start working from home.;

    Motivation? Baby boy who runs around all day and does most of the "first time" things at day care right now. Pisses me off like you don't believe. I want to make money online more now than ever and will succeed by end of 2010!
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by Bruha View Post

      I work every guys "dream job" as a brewer. Yep, that's right, I make the sweet alcoholic beverage that many enjoy. While this may seem like a dream job to many, it is very physically demanding and I am getting burned out on it.

      However, I started IM'ing a few years ago and have made money to pay for our family vacations each year for the last 3 years so that is nice. It has allowed me to buy some fun toys and some nice things for the wifey for sure.

      Right now I make about $1k / month, but need to increase this to $5k / month before I stop working my 9-5 and start working from home.;

      Motivation? Baby boy who runs around all day and does most of the "first time" things at day care right now. Pisses me off like you don't believe. I want to make money online more now than ever and will succeed by end of 2010!

      Hey thats a great story. That just means that you now have more motivation than ever to scale your earnings.

      What are you doing to bring in the 1k a month. Hopefully we Warriors can help you ideate ways to scale or multiply your rev five-fold!

      Let us know
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  • Profile picture of the author MpireMedia
    I manage the sourcing & the running of traffic to our mobile offers in various countries and day to day management of affiliates. I also do Adwords campaign setup/management and SEO for some of our properties.

    I like it. Because we run our offers in different countries, today I could be talking with people in Russia, tomorrow in Germany, Canada, US who knows.
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    • Profile picture of the author SmashTweet
      I write to earn bread.
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMoney
      I'm making little money online on cpa field going to go offline cpa so i can get some nice money and then invest on my online so i can test.
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    • Profile picture of the author quickies
      I'm living in Malaysia. My daily routine 8 a.m to 8 p.m every day 6/7 days working as technician in my local company. It's very tough routine. I could be spend a little time with my IM after working hour. It's not enough for me to get struggle in success this online business. I need a value time to, since the making money needs a lot of think brainstorming.

      This week is the last week i working this company. Than, i move to other company that have value time, and money because my working hours just 3 days per week and pays much higher than previous company. it is my chance to pays more time with my online business.
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    • Profile picture of the author newpro
      i am doing forextrading onlne.i started my online earnings.from ptcwebsites,not get much success after that i tried many one byone.but not get success finaly i came to foretxraidng and strugled few months to get success.finaly i got success in forextrading now mkaing 700-1500$ weekly.nowi am happy with my earnings
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    • Profile picture of the author smith33122
      I setup a video marketing company after I got made redundant (aged 53, could not get another job, you would think I had leprosy) we do video pdf's and page turning brochures in a pdf and guess what nobody visited our web site.

      Qucikly discovered affiliate marketing does make money and drive customers to our web site.

      Thanks Warrior Forum you have been a life saver
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  • Profile picture of the author Elion Makkink
    Still a student at the university of Nijmegen. Studying business administration and following the master course of Marketing. But I'm trying to become a full time blogger or at least something that is related to the internet. I think all companies should really focus on internet marketing because it's such an important phenomenon.
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    Am a Quantity Surveyor/Cost Estimator
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  • Profile picture of the author KevScarb
    Was able to quit my job at end of 2009 and become a full time Internet Marketer since Jan 2010. No more working for the man !.
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    • Profile picture of the author FredJones
      My day job is of a research scientist on computer science. It is not about building software, but about bringing innovative thoughts on the table, on behalf of a top-3 IT company of the entire world. As a result of my research, I write research papers that are published in computer science journals andd conferences, and also create technology patents. I love my day job and as I think of it today, probably it is something that I shall not give up even if that means compromising a lot of money that could have been earned if I had invested that much time and energy towards IM.

      Having said that, I love IM too. I work with my partner Sudeshna part-time on this. Have worked on SEO and article writing with good success, and quite a few #1 Google ranks and many more page-1 Google ranks in a little less than a year and half. But I am pathetic at selling and suck at making websites andd writing copies that sell well. So my IM income is still not high enough, though on an average I do see $2-3K every month.

      Hoping to break the barrier with CPA now - in fact, purchased Kenster's Rags to Riches right today from my partner Sudeshna's account. I know a couple of offers that I shall promote - one of them will be promoted bery seriously, but trying to work out some details of AzoogleAds before I go ahead.
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      • Profile picture of the author Kenster
        Originally Posted by KevScarb View Post

        Was able to quit my job at end of 2009 and become a full time Internet Marketer since Jan 2010. No more working for the man !.
        Hi Kev, how great is that feeling?! That sudden liberation on your last day of your JOB and your first day of your full time internet career is beyond words. Congrats on the transition and most people see a tremendous increase in earnings within 6 months of switching because of the more time and effort that can be dedicated to their online efforts. If you havent seen this jump yet...keep working, its right around the corner!!

        Originally Posted by FredJones View Post

        My day job is of a research scientist on computer science. It is not about building software, but about bringing innovative thoughts on the table, on behalf of a top-3 IT company of the entire world. As a result of my research, I write research papers that are published in computer science journals andd conferences, and also create technology patents. I love my day job and as I think of it today, probably it is something that I shall not give up even if that means compromising a lot of money that could have been earned if I had invested that much time and energy towards IM.

        Having said that, I love IM too. I work with my partner Sudeshna part-time on this. Have worked on SEO and article writing with good success, and quite a few #1 Google ranks and many more page-1 Google ranks in a little less than a year and half. But I am pathetic at selling and suck at making websites andd writing copies that sell well. So my IM income is still not high enough, though on an average I do see $2-3K every month.

        Hoping to break the barrier with CPA now - in fact, purchased Kenster's Rags to Riches right today from my partner Sudeshna's account. I know a couple of offers that I shall promote - one of them will be promoted bery seriously, but trying to work out some details of AzoogleAds before I go ahead.

        Awesome, thanks man. Let me or us know if you have any questions as you proceed on your journey!!

        No doubt you will do just fine with your education, background, and implied work ethic!!!
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        • Profile picture of the author KevScarb
          Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

          Hi Kev, how great is that feeling?! That sudden liberation on your last day of your JOB and your first day of your full time internet career is beyond words. Congrats on the transition and most people see a tremendous increase in earnings within 6 months of switching because of the more time and effort that can be dedicated to their online efforts. If you havent seen this jump yet...keep working, its right around the corner!!
          Hi Kenster,

          Yes was an amazing feeling

          You are right, I have seen a huge increase, months 4 5 and 6 of this year it really started to kick, and last month was my first six figure month. It was helped by one of the companies I promote having a new product launch ( No not IM, don't do goo roo launches) so though I won't hit that number this month, there is no doubt the switch for me paid off. Saying that it was still a long tough road for me before it came together.

          Infact replying to you here, I think I will put the story up for next week, hopefully it can help a few others too.
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          • Profile picture of the author Kenster
            Originally Posted by KevScarb View Post

            Hi Kenster,

            Yes was an amazing feeling

            You are right, I have seen a huge increase, months 4 5 and 6 of this year it really started to kick, and last month was my first six figure month. It was helped by one of the companies I promote having a new product launch ( No not IM, don't do goo roo launches) so though I won't hit that number this month, there is no doubt the switch for me paid off. Saying that it was still a long tough road for me before it came together.

            Infact replying to you here, I think I will put the story up for next week, hopefully it can help a few others too.

            Sweet job It just goes to show how much more productive, efficient, and effective, you can be when you focus 100% of your efforts on it as opposed to just doing it part time.

            For example, if you work 20 hours a week, you may be able to build a consistent 3k a month. But, when you go full time and switch to 40 hours per week, you will probably get to the point of making a consistent 10k a month so your results magnify. Or in your case, you can hit six figure months right away.

            I love hearing success stories like this and think your whole story (as you mentioned) should be shared with the community here! Cant wait to hear it
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  • Profile picture of the author cpace32
    I'm a systems admin during the day. Eventually, I'd like to work for myself one day. However, that is quite far down the road...
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  • Profile picture of the author TheAnnoyingOrange
    I am lucky that I live with my parents and I am not reliant on paying bills etc. I work part-time usually on weekends or after I finish school and now I have added Article Marketing > CPA on my list. So Article Marketing > CPA is balanced out with studying for my last year of school and a part-time job which I will be quitting once I reach $50-80 a week (approx. 2-3 weeks going by the plan I wrote out)
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  • Profile picture of the author bryce84
    Im a bill collector! Haha, it sucks.... Please no angry pm's....
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  • Profile picture of the author gamboo
    Don't have one hoping to never have one and become a full time IM.

    Atm promoting educational offers and hoping I succeed, so I can put it in my Dads face that instead of going back to education ill just make my money off everyone else looking to go into education
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  • Profile picture of the author the_velvet
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    First started as network engineer, then changed drastic course into IM. I have been in the IM for the last 4 years.

    I am also a part time programmer / developer / beta-tester /

    Now just enjoying marketing and all the benefits!
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    • Profile picture of the author phmoisan
      I'm an Integration Specialist. I develop interfaces between applications that want to exchange data. I've been doing it full time for the past 11 years. As a matter of fact, on Monday, I start working for a friend of mine who's very business savvy. I'll be working from home and this will give me the chance to work on developing my online business.

      Let me give you an example of what integration is. The market for the company I work for is hospitals. When someone goes to the emergency, a clerk enters the person's data in the emergency registration app. That app then sends the info to my interface engine. I transform the data format to fit the different apps who are interested in the data, like lab, pharmacy, financial, etc...

      In order to be good at doing that kind of job, you have to be skilled at many things : SQL, TCP/IP, HL7, OSes ( mostly Windows nowadays ), computer networks, etc... I'm not highly skilled at any of these, but I know enough to be very competent at developing and installing reliable interfaces.

      Philippe
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  • Profile picture of the author sypherblade
    Blah...Im the operations manager for your local taco bell. Not the best job out there but pays the bills along with IM. I just hate working with all those annoying teens that complain about everything and are lazy as hell. Easy to manipulate though. I tell them I make money online and they are all like OMG! and want to start up. So I send them my cpa referal link and get 5% of what they make. I know they probably wont make a dime, but hey, I might hit the right person and have them throw a coulple 20's my way.
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  • Profile picture of the author KingNacho
    I'm a manager with a large brick and mortar retailer.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kenster
    I am JOBLESS

    IM certainly doesnt feel like a J-O-B

    Okay, at times it does, but I still love it!
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  • Profile picture of the author MattSteel
    I run a Drafting department for an engineering company. Lots of drama and babysitting of employees and their deadlines. It drives me crazy and I am ready to get out within the year! Great thread!
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  • Profile picture of the author lindaj
    I work for a large energy company as a Customer Service Advisor. Used to have my own offline business but had to walk away early last year

    Anyway my basic salary is good, plus bonuses and rewards for sales etc. Paid holidays and sick leave if I need it. Just have to get up early every morning and don't get home until 7pm. It's great to know the bills are being paid and that I am being paid, but my heart still yearns to be my own boss, hence my return to the Warrior Forum. Hopefully this time I'll be able to find the time required to realise my dream and turn it into a reality!
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  • Profile picture of the author ArticlesThatRock
    Although I lived most of my life in the USA, I now live in Santiago, Chile 9 months of the year and spend the summer in Colorado or other places. I'm retired and my article writing service brings a part-time income. Santiago is as expensive as most cities in the USA, but it is much cheaper than California and the Boston-Washington corridor.
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  • Profile picture of the author Barrygarner
    Manufacturer's rep. Gives me time on days that I am not traveling to get some work done...now just need to convert this "work" to dollars.
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  • Profile picture of the author WebPen
    I'm an engineer for the Air Force. It pays the bills, but at heart I'm not an engineer- I'm a warrior entrepeneur!

    Every time I'm in a boring meeting I wish I was livin the IMer life like a lot of you guys :-p
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by AYoungMillionaire View Post

      I'm an engineer for the Air Force. It pays the bills, but at heart I'm not an engineer- I'm a warrior entrepeneur!

      Every time I'm in a boring meeting I wish I was livin the IMer life like a lot of you guys :-p

      You can be man...a warrior entrepreneur or internet entrepreneur is where its at!

      But thank you for everything you are doing in the Air Force. Even if it stinks, its a great thing you are doing. So, I stand up and say a big THANK YOU!
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  • Profile picture of the author J Bold
    Professional futbol (soccer) viewer.

    But really folks, this is all I got at the moment.
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  • Profile picture of the author mrmagos
    I work in a 3-person IT dept. My job title is Network Administrator, but I really handle all things from systems admin to a little programming/scripting to telecom. I enjoy the variety, but I wish I'd get paid more - hence IM
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  • Profile picture of the author Darren Hodgson
    I used to be a Bakery Manager working 50 -70 hrs a week. starting at midnight, 4am,6am,8am and 10 am all in the same week sometimes!! You just don't know when to sleep and are exhausted all of the time.

    I was sat in starbucks one day watching some guy walk past all suited and booted. He looked really smart, not like me in my grubby white (ish) work clothes.

    I said to my fiancee. "I wanna go to work in a suit doing a 9-5 job". It was a dream of mine. That dream came true.

    Now I'm a sales manager for a well known retailer in the UK. I work less hours, with less stress, less responsibility and alot more money.

    I like my job but I don't love it. It's good because I have time to spend with my family (fiancee and daughter, with another on the way - hehe), the money is OK, it's challenging but sometime abit boring. The people where I work are all great and we have a laugh.

    Now my dream is to work from home, not having to find babysitters and trying to arrange appointments around work. Working whenever I want instead of when my employer wants. Not having my income limited to what my employer chooses to pay me.

    I got my dream once and I'll do it again.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dan Pierce
    I'm 16 and still in High School, but I guess you could technically say I'm a "Pro Gamer" as I make around 1,000 a month making youtube videos and getting money from ad revenue. I found IM really interesting and I want to major in business in college, so I thought I'd look into it some more, maybe get a few more dollars here or there to help with tuition. I think being somewhat of a youtube personality could help me get traffic on a website too.. Do you guys think IM is worth getting into while still in High School? Its kinda hard enough to balance 3 varsity sports, gaming and homework haha.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kenster
    Your education is very important but as long as you are managing your time, why not jump into the action. You are making 1k a month already, thats not bad!!!

    I wouldnt drop your education by any means though. Focus on that...the internet will be around forever!!

    Good to see a young guy on here! best of luck buddy
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    • Profile picture of the author Dan Pierce
      Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

      Your education is very important but as long as you are managing your time, why not jump into the action. You are making 1k a month already, thats not bad!!!

      I wouldnt drop your education by any means though. Focus on that...the internet will be around forever!!

      Good to see a young guy on here! best of luck buddy
      Thanks for your support, and by no means am I gonna drop out or anything, I would be just looking to make a few more dollars to buy a car or something before college.
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      • Profile picture of the author alpacabob
        Originally Posted by Dan Pierce View Post

        Thanks for your support, and by no means am I gonna drop out or anything, I would be just looking to make a few more dollars to buy a car or something before college.
        I'm in support of that plan. I have "the University of Oxford" on my resume- and a Master's in cultural anthropology also from an Ivy League. Those two things have landed me jobs I really wasn't qualified for- and I currently make 50% more than people in my office in equivalent positions to me. Whether I'm actually better at doing things or not, I don't know- but it shows an employer you can apply yourself and have a brain. So I'm all in support of staying in college. (That and the fact that I'm a nerd and love school.)

        That said- if you can make gobs of money at IMing and that's your dream, more power to you. My dream is actually to make enough money to go back to school. :rolleyes:

        On another note, this is sort of a cathartic thread. It's easy to feel like you're the only one still working the dreaded "day job." Thanks to the OP!

        (On a funny day job note- this is the level of tech at my day job- one of the partners in the law firm dropped by my office while I was writing this to ask if I had a casetter recorder. I had to specify that he really meant the kind that you put in a walkman. Who does that?)
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        • Profile picture of the author Kenster
          Originally Posted by alpacabob View Post

          I'm in support of that plan. I have "the University of Oxford" on my resume- and a Master's in cultural anthropology also from an Ivy League. Those two things have landed me jobs I really wasn't qualified for- and I currently make 50% more than people in my office in equivalent positions to me. Whether I'm actually better at doing things or not, I don't know- but it shows an employer you can apply yourself and have a brain. So I'm all in support of staying in college. (That and the fact that I'm a nerd and love school.)

          That said- if you can make gobs of money at IMing and that's your dream, more power to you. My dream is actually to make enough money to go back to school. :rolleyes:

          On another note, this is sort of a cathartic thread. It's easy to feel like you're the only one still working the dreaded "day job." Thanks to the OP!

          (On a funny day job note- this is the level of tech at my day job- one of the partners in the law firm dropped by my office while I was writing this to ask if I had a casetter recorder. I had to specify that he really meant the kind that you put in a walkman. Who does that?)

          What's a casette?


          Hehe, I think you bring up a good point about formal education. Do you need a formal education from a top 20 school to get anywhere in this world...absolutely not. I've been there and know first hand that most of what you learn is crap and not applicable to what you will ever do.

          But, if you can get good grades at a good school it shows potential employers that you CAN get things done, that you DO have the aptitude to understand complex concepts, that you know how to manage time and work hard and sacrifice. This doesnt mean that somebody without a formal education isnt the same or better than you at a given position, but its at least a good indicator you arent a complete dud. Employers are willing to pay for this little extra comfort.

          As for CPA marketing and IM marketing, we are all on a pretty level playing field. If you work hard, sacrifice, are dedicated, have time management, etc you WILL GET FAR, no matter what type (if any) education you have.

          You control your own destiny...its pretty cool!
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          • Profile picture of the author JamesCpaWay
            You're looking at my day job right here ..

            I used to be in retail sales years ago, which is fun but very taxing especially around the holidays. Now my "customers" have all turned into "affiliates", which is fine by me.
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  • Profile picture of the author djbventures
    I'm an internal investigator and Business manager for a PI. <shameless pitch to follow> So...if you need any PI or Security Guard services...PM ME!
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  • Profile picture of the author Ryback
    I do Internet Marketing full time but in the spring I coach High School Baseball which is only 2 hours out of my day.
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    • Profile picture of the author Finch
      I've been a full time affiliate marketer since May 2009. Fifteen months is a long time in this industry. It feels like forever. I was 21 when I setup my own business, and it's grown from there. Making more money every day, living the dream, and I wouldn't trade it for any 9-5 gig in the world.

      My friends hate me for the freedom it brings. But there are a lot of stresses that go unmentioned too.

      If you're thinking of living the affiliate lifestyle as a career choice, you might want to give this a read:

      Why Successful Young Affiliates Grow Up Fast | Finch Sells
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      • Profile picture of the author MusashiX
        Originally Posted by bryce84 View Post

        Im a bill collector! Haha, it sucks.... Please no angry pm's....
        Hey, a fellow collector! I do mortgage collections and it blows hard

        Originally Posted by Finch View Post

        I've been a full time affiliate marketer since May 2009. Fifteen months is a long time in this industry. It feels like forever. I was 21 when I setup my own business, and it's grown from there. Making more money every day, living the dream, and I wouldn't trade it for any 9-5 gig in the world.

        My friends hate me for the freedom it brings. But there are a lot of stresses that go unmentioned too.

        If you're thinking of living the affiliate lifestyle as a career choice, you might want to give this a read:

        Finchsells
        Dude, I love you.

        Finchsells and Mr. Green are the two quality AM blogs I swear by. Keep it up!
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  • Profile picture of the author fairlights
    I have been an affiliate marketer since I was 16 years old, I just turned 30 now - feeling old . I have seen it all, been through it all, and let me tell you, I would do it all over again if I had to. I couldn't think of a more perfect job for me and I am extremely thankful that I was born at the right time to get into the ground floor of this industry.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by cpaking2012 View Post

      I work as a sales in a FA manufacturer, making link $1000 a month,
      which is fifth of my IM earnings.
      hopes I can make it the opposite, IM earnings = 1/5 of day job
      of course, double or tripple my IM earnings at the same time

      I would say sacrifice some sleep and play to get your IM earnings equal to your day job and if you feel its consistent than make the GOLDEN SWITCH over to full time IM. Then work your butt off for another year or two setting up automated streams, and then live he affiliate lifestyle.

      There lots of work building an empire but its a great lifestyle to live!
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  • Profile picture of the author WillBeRich
    Fulltime Internet marketer since 2002.
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  • Profile picture of the author Sam Haenni
    Working as a Web Developer in a small company -> working evenings and weekends on my IM Business.
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  • Profile picture of the author eaak79
    I am .NET Programmer (C#/VB/SQL) during my day job for a very successfull software company here in Worcestor in UK but I live in Birmingham UK some 40 miles away.

    But I am also very "useless" Internet Marketer. Not earn much in the last 2 years but learn great techniques to apply in the future.

    Enjoy!
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  • Profile picture of the author cospro
    Along with programming/coding, I also spend lot of my time in internet marketting.
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  • Profile picture of the author swayman
    I'm an ABAPER for SAP ERP ECC 6, I live in south east asia making arounf d 500 Dollars/month in salary, and about internet marketing, well I'm Making around 10 Dollars/day in Adsense. But CPA is still struggling. I hope I can retired quickly this year.
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by swayman View Post

      I'm an ABAPER for SAP ERP ECC 6, I live in south east asia making arounf d 500 Dollars/month in salary, and about internet marketing, well I'm Making around 10 Dollars/day in Adsense. But CPA is still struggling. I hope I can retired quickly this year.

      The good thing about living in much of South east Asia is that with the exchange rate, you only need to pull 50-100 to live a very great lifestyle. In much of SE Asia, thats a very very good lifestyle, less so in some of the bigger cities of course like Bangkok, Singapore, etc

      Thats the good news anyway!
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      • Profile picture of the author JuanBangkok
        Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

        The good thing about living in much of South east Asia is that with the exchange rate, you only need to pull 50-100 to live a very great lifestyle. In much of SE Asia, thats a very very good lifestyle, less so in some of the bigger cities of course like Bangkok, Singapore, etc

        Thats the good news anyway!
        I'm living in Thailand, and I assure you that this is not the case. You need far more than that...
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  • Profile picture of the author rvrabel2002
    Im a flight instructor and semi full time IM'r. Being a pilot and IM def have there advantages and disadvantages, but I love doing both! Couldnt ask for a better lifestyle!
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  • Profile picture of the author Glovek77
    Unemployed server. Trying to apply for server positions around my area for a measly $8 an hour. Great
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  • Profile picture of the author Vitaliy K
    I worked everywhere and had many jobs at a time, but now I am a full-time internet marketer and have many small online businesses. I find it great to wake up in the morning and work hard on many small projects...
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  • Profile picture of the author Thomas Buckley
    Cleaning the house and Babysitting and School xD
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    • Profile picture of the author RuiGomes
      My day job is to study hard, my late afternoon and night job is IM.

      I love this combination, because it allows me to prepare better to my future (by studying) and earn big while doing something I enjoy (instead of working at some lousy place).
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  • Profile picture of the author JuanBangkok
    I work as a Java / Ruby developer.
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  • Profile picture of the author faysal969
    I am a University student and working per time for my online business. But, planning to be a full time online marketer after finishing my study.
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  • Profile picture of the author ARS
    I've been a full time internet marketer/entrepreneur since the day I left school.

    Anthony
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by ARS View Post

      I've been a full time internet marketer/entrepreneur since the day I left school.

      Anthony

      Entrepreneurship is in your human fiber...you've been an entrepreneur since you were born. Maybe you didn't start fulfilling your calling until leaving school:p:p
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  • Profile picture of the author Ant Marshall
    I'm a graphic/print designer! Mainly print though.. I'm more technical than creative.

    I love this thread, it shows what we are by day and what we are my night

    Hopefully one day most of us who have posted our daytime schedules will be able to proudly say 'Internet Marketer'.
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  • Profile picture of the author Seatbelt99
    I'm an IT supervisor for a pretty big 'super regional' bank here in the USA. I like my job. Fortunately my position at work is slow for about 80% of the day so I have many hours to work on building my IM ideas while still getting paid a fair wage. I'm currently making very little on IM but have two things that are showing some growth and a few ideas on hold while I focus on the first ones first.

    Wish me luck!
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  • Profile picture of the author CrescentReviews
    Wow I feel a little outnumbered here, my day job is being a college student studying for kinesiology headed towards physical therapy but enjoy the idea of having multiple fallback jobs in case of a disaster.

    My side job involves surveys and I'm also designing video games and video game modifications as a hobby. When I get a decent collection of them I'm planning to open up a website so I can sell, distribute, and advertise for some extra profits (though I'm one of the few college students who knows I'll probably be losing money on them for quite a while before they start paying off.)
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  • Profile picture of the author SShip
    My day job is an Executive Assistant to the President of my company. It's the best job I've ever had, I love it, but I still long to work at home and spend more time with my family.
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  • Profile picture of the author TG12
    I am a Server and Storage Engineer for a Large Organization. Thats my day job. But I tell people I like to make money. I Invest in the Stock Market, I develop Applications. Spread Betting etc etc
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  • Profile picture of the author alexdavis
    working at a tattoo shop great place but very low pay
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  • Profile picture of the author Quasha
    Just do outsourcing along with my study. I am a student and about to finish my study. Then may be my job sector will change.
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  • Profile picture of the author warrenj1979
    I was doing various landscaping jobs etc moving furniture...but for the past 2 months i have been my own boss making decent money with CPA that i dont need a job alot of thanks to the forum! Here 9 months ago I learned what CPA marketing was
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  • Profile picture of the author spope91
    I currently Work in an I.T. department. Boring as hell.

    Can't wait to leave. lol
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  • Profile picture of the author Rukshan
    After reading all replies, I feel most of are not satisfied with 9-5 job (me too)
    I'm an engineering graduate and thinking to be a full time IM or stay as an engineer for a company
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  • I work as a digital producer in an advertising agency.

    So my day job is on the other traditional side of online marketing. I manage website and banner campaign production. I'm new here and keen to learn how to figure this place out. I have to say it is overwhelming! Don't know where to start.
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  • Profile picture of the author lifeismatrix
    I work as a translator on a social networking website.
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  • Profile picture of the author rajivkumar900
    I was in IBM but quit my day job once i realize that IM is in my heart and this is something i love to do ..so nowdays i m full time Internet Marketer..working with different kind of people as a seo service provider, building my own online empire and way to launch my own product on amazon.
    I have spent a lot time on this site so i know my stuff works when it comes to seo or amazon..
    Rajiv
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  • Profile picture of the author michaelromero63
    I am a truck Driver. I pickup and deliver gasoline, diesel & Propane all across the beautiful Colorado and New Mexico Rocky Mountains.
    The pay is great but the hours suck. Min 70 hours a week.
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  • Profile picture of the author celente
    I use to work on the floor of the stock exchange here in sydney australia.

    But luckily all that changed when I did my first product launch. made more in 2 days then i did on teh floor in nearly a month.

    Some other interesting jobs in here.
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  • Profile picture of the author Questa901
    I am doing job in a university as a math teacher .I also wish to start my own business .
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  • Profile picture of the author imback
    Have been doing several Internet jobs since age 13


    CHAD
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  • Profile picture of the author TG12
    There are ALOT of programmers here. I wonder why that is.
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  • Profile picture of the author Ultimately
    Hey Warriors,

    I'm a part time English Teacher!
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  • Profile picture of the author mamu
    working as a engineer in a wind turbine factory,money is low but still can make a living in China
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  • Profile picture of the author Nikomia
    I'm an A-level student, studying science. I do internet marketing out of passion.
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  • Profile picture of the author Nail Yener
    I don't have a day job, and I will never get one. Because I know how to make money online and I don't need somebody else to administer me or to pay for my work. I am not at the level that I want to be yet, but working for myself gives a chance to me. Working for others, I don't see a chance...

    If you can make money online in whatever way, work harder on it and try your best to bring it to a stable level so that you will not worry about a day job anymore.
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  • Profile picture of the author Joewriter
    I am a writer for a local daily cum marketer
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  • Profile picture of the author cheesee
    I am a general labour, and work a few different places through a temp agency. I am now trying to turn my web development hobby into my job.
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  • Profile picture of the author ajohan2004
    Me too, no day job, just sell something on ebay.
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  • Profile picture of the author Blaine Moore
    I'm a systems administrator at a check printing company.
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  • Profile picture of the author eastwest97
    Hi everyone. I love my day job! I work from home as a remote employee for a major Middle Eastern-based supply chain solutions/management company as their technical writer.

    I have yet to get my IM business (a non-IM niche) off the ground but I am gathering info and developing a business plan first with the hopes of launching something by July 2011 in the form of a blog. I can't say I want to give up my day job as I already work from home but I am looking forward to learning as much as I can about IM and earning more money to help pay down some debt and assist my child with college costs. What a great post by the original poster. How exciting to see how all the Warriors spend their time! You Warriors are a very cool bunch with a myriad of talents I see!
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    • Profile picture of the author olliepa
      Man I love to hear successful stories these
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  • Profile picture of the author theplugindude
    I just dropped out from College..lol!

    I am living a very comfy life with the money I earn from IM.

    I am from India - So $10K per month is SUPER SUFFIECIENT for me!

    And

    People who are double the age over here dont make even 10% of what I earn..so people look at me as if I am some demigod or something...

    So - Keep working on IM - You will make it!

    (P.s: I am working hard on CPA - I actually am taking advantage of a loophole I found with the search engines and I am shooting traffic to my articles...Hope it comes out well....)
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  • Profile picture of the author ehawkmarketer
    I used to do customer service.
    I've been playing with freelancing sites for steady income before my IM takes off.

    Hey, anyone want to help me?
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  • Profile picture of the author PPC-Coach
    I work at home in my underwear and make more then a couple doctors in a year.

    Prior to being a full time entrepreneur, I was a financial advisor for 5 years. I hated that job with a passion. It was horrible. All I ever did was follow the advice of the "expert analysts" who had an awesome track record of losing all my clients a lot of money. It was very stressful. I hated it.

    Now it's much better.

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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by PPC-Coach View Post

      I work at home in my underwear and make more then a couple doctors in a year.

      Prior to being a full time entrepreneur, I was a financial advisor for 5 years. I hated that job with a passion. It was horrible. All I ever did was follow the advice of the "expert analysts" who had an awesome track record of losing all my clients a lot of money. It was very stressful. I hated it.

      Now it's much better.



      I prefer wearing a onesie (footed pajamas)!!!

      My only real job was a brief time at one of the major brokerage houses as well. Wasn't for me either and cant imagine how you must have felt doing it for 5 years!!
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    • Profile picture of the author blillard
      Come on coach why you got to stunt on us like that lol. Not all of us got it like that with nice super fourms and stuff lol
      Originally Posted by PPC-Coach View Post

      I work at home in my underwear and make more then a couple doctors in a year.

      Prior to being a full time entrepreneur, I was a financial advisor for 5 years. I hated that job with a passion. It was horrible. All I ever did was follow the advice of the "expert analysts" who had an awesome track record of losing all my clients a lot of money. It was very stressful. I hated it.

      Now it's much better.

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  • Profile picture of the author Josh Richardson
    Ever since i left school, ive jumped straight in to jobs

    Currently working for a well known publishers in the UK selling ad space in Magazines (telesales)

    im 19 now - give it a year, i want to be full time IM.
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  • Profile picture of the author Twailer
    This is amazing. i wonder how it would be having a day job. Never had one. Thanks for sharing.
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  • Profile picture of the author vegan4life
    Affiliate marketing IS my day job! AND my nights and weekends job lol. It gets really addictive and can be as time consuming as you let it be. The more you work, the more you make money tho
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    • Profile picture of the author imback
      Originally Posted by coyahud View Post

      I am a sales manager of computer hardware. It's nice touching with computer things or internet


      Haha well you fit right in and you must already have some basic knowledge about the internet then


      Good Luck
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  • Profile picture of the author WeTrackMedia
    This may sound funny, but i am a Self-Employed Floorlayer, laying and fitting Carpets and Vinyl. Its actually quite surprising how good it is, lol.
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    • Profile picture of the author jcx1
      First Post , believe or not! Haven't had a day job for a couple of years. Went from full time programmer to full time Sportsbook and Casino Marketer.

      Currently I'm a part owner of one business and a major partner in another.
      My main focus is IM and I'm not getting a day job EVER again!
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      • Profile picture of the author blillard
        Originally Posted by jcx1 View Post

        First Post , believe or not! Haven't had a day job for a couple of years. Went from full time programmer to full time Sportsbook and Casino Marketer.

        Currently I'm a part owner of one business and a major partner in another.
        My main focus is IM and I'm not getting a day job EVER again!
        Thats whats up man love it. I appreciate every showing love to this thread.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kenster
    By the way...this month I gave up internet marketing and became a full time Zombie Hunter

    Laugh all you want...when the day comes, we will see who gets the last laugh
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    • Profile picture of the author oDigger
      I was a mover before my first affiliate business took off in 2007. Want motivation to succeed at im? Try moving other people's dressers and couches all day.

      - Mark
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    • Profile picture of the author blillard
      Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

      By the way...this month I gave up internet marketing and became a full time Zombie Hunter

      Laugh all you want...when the day comes, we will see who gets the last laugh
      Zombie land baby. I stay with the jugernaunt and the ray gun Kenster we should xbox live it one day and get stupid lol.
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    • Profile picture of the author garyl2k
      Originally Posted by Kenster View Post

      By the way...this month I gave up internet marketing and became a full time Zombie Hunter

      Laugh all you want...when the day comes, we will see who gets the last laugh
      Lol this cracked me up, there has been a lot of zombie stuff going on lately on TV and the Internet... Since we only have a few days till end of the world maybe your on to something!
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      • Profile picture of the author Kenster
        Originally Posted by garyl2k View Post

        Lol this cracked me up, there has been a lot of zombie stuff going on lately on TV and the Internet... Since we only have a few days till end of the world maybe your on to something!
        Like I said, everybody laughs now but as I am executing my zombie survival plan, I'll be the one laughing loudly

        Dec 21st is only a week away
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  • Profile picture of the author sethm
    I'm an infantrymen in the army and been working with cpa and facebook ads. Not much luck so far on conversions but I know how to get ads approved now lol.. Baby steps
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    • Profile picture of the author blillard
      Originally Posted by sethm View Post

      I'm an infantrymen in the army and been working with cpa and facebook ads. Not much luck so far on conversions but I know how to get ads approved now lol.. Baby steps
      man your doing better than a lot getting them ads approved is an art in itself. I choose pof myself but keep at it bro.
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  • Profile picture of the author jeffam
    Originally Posted by blillard View Post

    Whats up warriors Im just driving down the road and I got to wondering. How many other fellow warriors stills have that dreaded day job that they oh so want to leave and what type of work you do? I bet its not worst than my job.

    So to start I work at round table pizza making $8 an hour as sign shaker. I work about two hours a day so in reality I only make like $16 a day less if you include taxes.

    I takes my small checks and reinvest it into my cpa business and let me tell you I only make like $200 every two weeks on a good pay day.

    So it can be done even for a peanut making sign shaker like myself. and t set the record straight I work still because I get free pizaa and I love my coworkers.

    Plus I learn so much about people and what makes them buy.

    So what do you do living?
    Good luck bro, obviously you will make more money online than you earn with your part time job.
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  • Profile picture of the author nesvarbu
    Web/Print designer
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  • Profile picture of the author Nick Walker
    Uni right now =] training for IT software design
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  • Profile picture of the author Harry Nguyen
    I never had a job lol... I would say going to school is a job because you get money to go to school haha.
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  • Profile picture of the author PPC-Coach
    There are TV shows now about zombies...if it's on TV it's gotta be true.
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  • Profile picture of the author LukePeerFly
    I'm an Affiliate Manager!
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    Have a Facebook Page? FPTraffic, manages over 1,000,000,000 (BILLION) Likes! Check it out :)
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  • Profile picture of the author Hani D
    I am a registration manager in pharmaceutical company.
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  • Profile picture of the author PasswNL
    I'm still in school, Making some good money with cpa though.
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  • Profile picture of the author Cash37
    Full time affiliate marketer. Nothing like it.

    Stressful, but I can wake up at noon and work until I pass back out if I please.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ampli
      Originally Posted by Cash37 View Post

      Full time affiliate marketer. Nothing like it.

      Stressful, but I can wake up at noon and work until I pass back out if I please.
      this is why I love IM you are your only Boss :rolleyes:
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  • Profile picture of the author saphiry
    I'm working in marketing for a medium-sized beauty company, making around 1100$ after taxes.. I live in Colombia though, where it's not a bad salary.
    Still I'm hoping to make at least 1100$ in online marketing soon so I can quit my job- Just started with the whole online thing and I hope I'll be able to make so much or more even better.
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    • Profile picture of the author SimplyNDT
      Network Engineer in California for a large Oil & Gas company, and not digging the corporate world anymore. I'm planning to use IM to supplement me starting my own IT consulting business finally and have given myself until 9/28/2013 to peace out

      Gotta have goals!
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  • Profile picture of the author Ampli
    I am 18 years old after school I just jumped into IM though I am still trying to become an expert I don't want to do a job where I will have to report to someone and the best thing is I earn almost equal to my dad
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  • Profile picture of the author kaposzta
    I'm a senior accountant at a huge multinational company.
    (This job is kinda boring, that's why I came to WarriorForum to learn about making money online. I live in Hungary, so 40 bucks a day would be enough to quit my job. Since I earn about 8-10$ a day, I guess I need to work harder )
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  • Profile picture of the author soudy
    Currently an Internet Marketing Director for a large marketing firm. Im 23 years old and ive owned my own businesses ( 1st failed - 2nd just merged to where I am now).

    Also - Have my own business which I work on everynight.

    I make another $100+/day from PPC+CPA. Probably over 120k/year and growing.
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  • I was a commercial pilot. - and I loved flying.

    Until I had a seizure. The FAA took away my pilot medical and I had 6 figures in student loans to pay off.

    So I took to the internet to pay them off quick - since I had a new wife that wanted security that was all-the-sudden gone!

    So, I took to eBay (of all places) where I was able to get out of debt on the 1-year anniversary of my seizure!

    It was a blessing in disguise, but it has helped us grow a lot closer.

    Since then, I've taught hundreds of people what I learned from eBay and I give out a free eBook showing people what I did as well - I think it's the least I could do to 'pay it forward'.

    And it's okay that you're making pizzas.

    I did factory work at a lasagna factory in college! GRAVEYARD shift! It gets better, bro.
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  • Profile picture of the author danielotc
    this is my day job and im loving it

    was doing it part time for a few years and finally made the decision to go full time approx 2 years ago. never regret it a single second
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  • Profile picture of the author jamhot
    I run my own electronic security firm in the uk. I got into Internet marketing after struggling for new business so decided to build a web site. This then got me into seo and joining all the forums. From what I picked up I managed to get myself in the top 3 spots for every area in my region and bag myself around £1000-2000 a week in profit from job leads. Since then it spiked my interest in the power of IM so decided to get into PPV recently. I am happy to say that so far I am in profit and looking to move more into making money online. I find it very rewarding and hopefully I can make more money from the web than I would doing much harder labour fitting security. Don't get me wrong, I do love my day job and it can pay great but I won't be able to do it all my life. It can be very exhausting and dirty work. I would much rather use it to fund my web work and move me into the warm at some point
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  • Profile picture of the author cpaweeds
    I am manager of Cpaweeds.com, I often add new campaigns, delete expired campaign, review affiliates and advertisers etc ... all of working site.
    I often posting in Warriorforum, Dp forum and affpaying.
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    • Profile picture of the author Dan Hower
      I am a developer for renewable energy technologies, which in my case means low
      tech solutions. That is as interesting as it can get, and will hopefully help people
      especially in developing countries.

      One project was solar heating for a school in the himalaya region to stop the heating
      with dried cow dung which causes a lot of health problems for the school kids.

      There are more amazing projects in the pipeline but I need to run them as a non
      profit organization, and to get that going I need 30K seed capital - which is the
      reason I am here in Internet Marketing. So far I have not been too successful, but I
      don't give up.

      I must admit though that at times I am not too focused on Internet Marketing since
      my "day job" with the renewable energy projects is just too interesting.

      I just finished a nine month trial heating water for showers and so in a large house in
      cold Germany just with waste biomass which worked very well.
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  • Profile picture of the author sladex
    I work as Maintenance Engineer in the Hotel. I kind a like my job, but money sucks, 1625$ a month.
    Have to change a workplace, the other 5* hotels people earn at least 3000$ a month.
    And of course would like to move on with IM.
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  • Profile picture of the author willyboy104
    I am a campaign manager for one of the largest independent search agencies in Europe.

    Basically manage a team of analysts who specialise in paid media for large international clients such as American Express, Game, Nestle, Boots e.t.c

    It's fun but I do enjoy my own side projects
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    • Profile picture of the author makinitmine
      I'm a software developer/engineer, however, looking to get more into IM/online stuff and eventually ditch the 9-5....at least that's the long term goal
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    • Profile picture of the author Kenster
      Originally Posted by willyboy104 View Post

      I am a campaign manager for one of the largest independent search agencies in Europe.

      Basically manage a team of analysts who specialise in paid media for large international clients such as American Express, Game, Nestle, Boots e.t.c

      It's fun but I do enjoy my own side projects

      Sweet...I bet you can leverage a lot of what you know into your IM!! I bet if you work hard you can surpass your J-O-B earnings in no time
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  • Profile picture of the author cerdasmanfaat
    right now i work at regional bank in my country,, working in the banking industry need a lot of time to do but sometime what u give is not what u get, so i make this internet marketing way as my financial freedom, wish me luck
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  • Profile picture of the author BloggerDeen
    Full time Internet Marketer. I really really hate any job, I won't even opt for it even if I stop making any money on Internet. Its a genuine hate for JOB.
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  • Profile picture of the author Destiny87
    I work for a large global engineering firm as a GIS specialist. I pretty much stare at aerial imagery all day which is pretty boring. I also just finished two degrees in civil engineering and surveying. Though I am so so happy to be done with school and have a good job, I very much want to work from home in IM. I've been reading a lot on this forum for the past year and expolring the different types of IM'ing out there and CPA has really caught my interest. This year I plan to focus and start taking action in CPA and look to leave my day job behind.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jessie Stevens
    I have a steady job that pays minimum wage. Its not much but puts food on the table. I work at an animal clinic cleaning poop and pee/bathing really nasty dogs. I had my own business online but it recently went under It sucks but hey, life could be worse.
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