I've recently made a humungo-jumbo change to my blog and it's a reflection of the mindset that I have towards internet marketing.

I started in late July and as of now, 17 September, I've made a little over USD$70. That's good and that's bad. Good because I made USD$70. Bad because I made USD$70.

My blog right now will be changed to something that's more targetted. After reading so many products that say I have to be targetted, I think I've reached the "Aha!" moment....

The Warrior Forums is a great place for information and sharing. However, it's also a very common place to get Analysis Paralysis from.

When asking for advice on the forums, please take note that every single person on the forum who sends a reply thinks differently about how to approach your question.

If you're asking how to make money, you'll be answered with article marketing, affiliate marketing, pay-per-click advertising, viral marketing, and lots, lots, lots more....

The Warrior Forums isn't a 100% friendly place.

Funny cause when I got in, I remember that I had a "Welcome to the Warrior Forums. Feel free to ask any questions and we'll help you out".

When people are asking questions, they're "qualified" by the Warriors. By the way you ask, you're deemed either as a real newbie learning about internet marketing, a person who knows what he's talking about or a person that just deserves to be kicked out of the forums....

You seriously don’t want to read this if you:

* Want to make lots of money in a short amount of time
* Don’t want to DEDICATE your time to making money
* Think it’s too hard to succeed
* Believe that those who make it are geniuses in the field
* Say that you’ll do something once you get more money or time

Ask yourself if you have answered “YES” to any of those statements.

If you did, then you will not...

From Slashdot:

“A tool that automatically steals IDs of non-encrypted sessions and breaks into Google Mail accounts has been presented at the Defcon hackers’ conference in Las Vegas. Last week, Google introduced a new feature in Gmail that allows users to permanently switch on SSL and use it for every action involving Gmail, not just authentication. Users who did not turn it on now have a serious reason to do so, as Mike Perry, the reverse engineer from San Francisco who developed...