lost my job new to im

The irony here is palpable.

Excellent! I was thinking the very same thing earlier today

You may start from blogging. Although it is a slow process to earn money, it is long lasting one.
For quick cash right now, you can do paid surveys, freelancing work in fiverr.com, etc
Anyway, You are most welcome in IM World Barton.

If this figure is accurate, I'm amazed. Not saying you're wrong; I really have no idea. I wonder why people would continue doing IM unless they were making at least $1,000 a week.

How do you know this?
From where do this statistic come from?

Thanks.

Do you have enough money to survive for a few weeks or months ? if not look here -
http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...desperate.html


What sort of skills do you have ?
Can you provide a service ? Writing, Web Design or others ? Do you have a path you want to follow CPA, Affiliate marketing or other ? The search button can help you find information here on the forum.

Your post is vague and just asking to make 50 a day will depend on your skills, knowledge and drive. If you can not answer these question you may want to get another job.

Bang you will start earning something is only true for the 1% it's a lie for the 99%. Just want to point that out for clarification!

Personally, I'm not sure I'd want to start out in IM if I had just lost my job. IM, like any other business, takes time to develop. It's not like a job where you put in your time and get paid in proportion to the amount you've worked. You'll likely start out making little to nothing. We spent over two months developing our site and business processes before we were even ready to launch to the public -- and given what we launched with, I think that was actually really fast. Even so, the site was incomplete when we launched, still is 2 1/2 years later, and in all reality will always be. It's a long slog.

Right now we make more £50 a day -- quite a bit more, actually -- but like Alexa above, it took quite a bit of time before we reached that level, probably even longer than Alexa's 5-6 months. And I while I can't vouch for the 80% figure cited above, I wouldn't be surprised at all if it's true. I've read academic and government studies that have found that 50% to 90% of new businesses fail. And it's important to note that these businesses didn't fail just because their owners weren't motivated or didn't work hard. Maybe their business idea wasn't as good as they thought it was. Maybe they weren't as skilled as they hoped they were. Or maybe they were just unlucky.

So the question you need to ask yourself is how long can you afford wait until you get to your desired payout? And can you afford it if you never reach that desired payout? and not

I'm not saying it won't work out for you. But if you just lost your job, it may not be a risk you can afford to take -- at least not right now. Then again, maybe you have some money saved and not having competing priorities, right now is the perfect time to start a new venture. Only you know for sure.