I've been in the WF a long time. Decades in internet years I would guess. In regular years since August 2008.

In that time I have seen a lot of ideas come and go and for the most part I have been glad to see them go because many of them worked to make somebody money but only on a short term basis and only by taking money from somebody else.

Not in a healthy way like the seller gets money and the customer gets a great product, but in a way that made sure only the seller...

The short answer is , "YES".

The longer answer is, "It depends."

So why do i think its worth doing? That's an easy question for me, I like to write. I've written many thousands of articles and blog posts, a number of reports, songs, poems, novels, all kinds of stuff.


For me, it comes naturally now. It wasn't always that way , of course. But now, after years of writing, it is almost second nature.
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I like making money. And I like making money online. What I've found is that my attitude has a lot to do with how much money I make.

I have found repeatedly that when I approach my business with negative thinking or anger, I don't make anywhere near the amount I make when I approach whatever I do with a positive frame of mind. Not too surprising i guess, when I buy things in brick and mortar stores I always appreciate it when the people are friendly and not pissed off that I ma interrupting...

It probably comes as no surprise that I think a bit differently than a lot of folks on the Warrior Forum. No harm in that, we are all unique individuals, and as individuals we are all entitled to our opinions about various things.

I like making money online and I have learned an education and a half here on the WF. All to my advantage I might say, and I have learned so many marketing skills that I could post from now until the end of the internet and never be able to give enough back....

I have a lot of friends in network marketing. I don't do that myself because I have lots of other things to do, but I have no issue with folks who enjoy that.

Today turned out to be a great lesson for many people on why you need your own website to use as a base of operations rather than relying on a 3rd party site. It actually couldn't be any clearer.

In just a few minutes, Facebook kicked out thousands of people who were posting there multiple times a day, trying to drive...