What can a little old man tell us about making money online? The Little Old Man in the video is Morihei Ueshiba, the founder of Aikido. The philosophy of the art is to use the opponents energy against the opponent. Another term for this is Economy of Motion, using as little energy as possible […]
Give me 31 Days and I’ll Give You a Dramatically Better Blog… Guaranteed At least that’s what Darren Rowse is saying, and I believe it. I had been following Darren for a little while, I bought and downloaded the workbook “31 days to build a better blog“. After purusing it for a few days I […]
What people are buying and what they are not. This economy has made things a little rough, as people aren’t buying luxury items as much, but what they are buying are things that they are desperate for, things that will either help them to Make Money Online, something that is a necessity, or something that […]
Compounding Little Income Streams to make Bigger Income Streams. I’d like to go over Decembers earnings and how Compounding Little Online Income Streams can help to form Bigger Streams of Income. This post is meant to encourage those having a hard time with making money online, by seeing how it’s working for me. Decembers income […]
I noticed a lot of spam in the past day or so to certain email addresses, and I recieved a blog posting from Darren Rowse of Problogger, stating: “I don’t want to cause alarm on this but today I’ve had emails from 11 subscribers to two of my different email lists that I administrate at […]
I’m subscribed to Copyblogger as should all of you be, and I got the post for the day and it talks about speech recognition software. I’ve been “playing” around with speech recognition for a little while, but only getting frustrated with it as it works half the time if that. I watched the video at […]
I’m not THE guru, eating my words. When I started this blog I was all set and ready to make money blogging, take on the world and show everyone how it was done. Well I got my words handed back to me and I am humbly asking for what little audience I have to forgive […]
