I've decided to make it a mission to get rid of most of my material possessions in the build up to going traveling (October 2015).

I'm hoping it will motivate me and keep me aligned with this goal, providing a daily reminder and boost to do what's necessary to make my dream a reality.

I had a good laugh when I noticed that at the end of last year I set a meaningless goal to make $100K. Although it might seem reasonable on the face of it, I don't think a monetary goal...

Things are pretty busy at the moment with writing, marketing and life in general. Recently I’ve started to make some decent progress on many fronts including fitness, mindset and spirituality and it’s lead me to some interesting discoveries. Mostly about my plans for the future.


I’ve felt a bit at sea for some years but all of a sudden the fog has cleared and I know exactly what I want to do. My plan is to build my business up to a certain level over the next year...

This is just a quick message to let anyone following my challenge know I am still going and have just made a new post to my blog. Somehow a whole week slipped by where I didn't post so I was feeling pretty guilty about it and wanted to share a few things I realised this week. Check it out here.

I just updated my blog with the second part in my blog series. This one looks at some of the main methods we can use as to make income as internet marketers and seeks to decide which one is the fastest.

One thing I didn't touch on was the fact that we can choose more than one method, but that was really beyond the scope of the post and would have made it way to long. I just wanted to think from the perspective of someone trying to decide which method to go for if they only choose...

I forgot to mention this post I made the other day regarding the much debated question "should I create one authority site or build lots of niche sites?". Of course, it's one of those questions in internet marketing where there is no "right" answer, as they can both be very profitable business models. Plus the fact that it's not an either/or debate.

I think it's worth continued discussion though, especially with recent developments like Google slamming many "thin"...