I need advice, i am tired of reading blogs and threads. Please help me. sincerely

Well, I'm an old man and am formally retired although I still take care of a few clients that refuse to let me quit work. One has developed into a best friend and one takes care of my dog, so I can't really turn my back on them.

I have done well enough for myself that I am comfortable and don't want or need anything I couldn't afford to buy. I guess a person can't really ask for more than that.

The majority of my business was more offline than on, but the last few years and projects were fully online. I know enough about most things to take care of myself and I'm smart enough to know when I need outside help and have developed a stable of some of the best people on the planet to do the things I can't - or choose not to.

Additionally, I still putter around and contemplate new projects, many of which I'm getting serious about, just to keep busy. It's not important that they be financially successful, if they bring me fulfillment and enjoyment, they will be successful enough. That's a luxury. I'm blessed to be in that situation.

It doesn't matter what I or anyone else here tells you of their personal success. That has nothing to do with you. Don't be blinded by the BS. Think about what you want to do and strike out. Just be smart and realistic in your goals.

Life goes by quickly. Don't dilly-dally! :-)

You can make 15K per month when you have worked towards being worth 15K per month.

Do you have a portfolio?
Demo sites?
Do you have your own site?

If you don't start there.

You are an influencer?
If you are showcase that ... post a WSO offering your awesome skills, WOW the public and if they are WOW then the market gives you the answer.

Should I sell a Pizza with Cheese A or Cheese B? No idea. make 2 pizzas and see what pizza sells more.

Is this possible. Certainly. Is it likely for someone starting from where you are, anytime soon? Absolutely, not.

It is beyond, "saturated." It is extremely, over-saturated. Here's the problem, which I'm sure many will not want to agree with, but that won't make what I say, any less accurate.

Everyone thinks they can build a website and truth be told, anyone can. WordPress, combined with thousands of hours of online tutorials have made it possible for anyone to build a modest site in a few hours. Additionally, there are scads of free, or damn close to it, website building and hosting resources on the web, including specialty sites for eCommerce stores, business directories and the list goes on and on.

Now - can a neophyte sit down at their computer and build a beautiful (in the eye of the beholder) complicated website with all of the bells and whistles? Probably, not. The problem is, and I have experienced this first hand - a majority of these people are quite happy with what they can do on their own, for a few reasons.

1. They think they have created a work of art and every time the gaze upon it they get hot flashes.

2. In their mind, it's all they need as they view it as nothing more than an online business card - or just one-step above that. They feel that their Facebook page has negated the need for a website and for many of them, they are totally correct.

3. They don't understand the value and prestige of having a website that positively reflects on the image their business projects and don't want to spend a dime to achieve that goal.

4. If they are a legitimate business, they either built or contracted to have a professional website built, long before they opened their doors. Even if they feel they are ready for an upgrade, they are not sitting around waiting for you to call them. Once that decision is made, they get it done.

Sorry for raining on your parade and your newfound, "hope." Unfortunately it needs to be modulated with a massive dose of pragmatism. That someone else has accomplished something, after years of building to that point, employing a team of professionals, has absolutely nothing to do with the likelihood of you even remotely duplicating that level of success, or anything close to it, without years of dedication to your mission statement, first-class marketing, high-level web development skills, massive sales ability, compiling a competitive portfolio by completing a large number of quality sites and more than a modicum of good luck.

Never look at what someone else has accomplished to determine what you are capable of. Introspection, combined with an honest evaluation of your own creative skills and personal character traits are what need to be considered to determine your possibility of any success.

People who will tell you that anyone can do anything, if they just put their mind to it and never give up, are simply full of crap. Thinking you can or even believing you can - does NOT mean you can. Tons of those people fail every single day.

Should you choose to proceed and there's no reason why you shouldn't - based off of anything I said, then just set realistic, easily achievable goals that you can build on. Each small success gives you confidence to shoot a little higher on your next goal. Taking a running start at the moon, right out of the gate - results in a one-word outcome - SPLAT!!!

Just something to consider. Good luck in whatever you choose.