The Wife of Gilbert

I think I'll just go somewhere and put myself out of my misery...having similar thoughts? Maybe I can help. I've been working at this blogging thing for more than a year and I haven't really made any money and I don't get many visitors and I am a miserable failure. My blog is a failure and I think I'll just go somewhere and put myself out of my misery... Have you ever read a blog post like that? I have, and I've seen very similar ones all over (not quite as bad) from people that were certainly discouraged by their lack of blogging success. That one was about one of the most extreme posts I've read, and that person has pretty much just given up. Have you ever been at the end of your rope with your blog? You're not getting any comments, you don't get many visits, you're not making any money, you don't know what to post about, you're not meeting your goals - maybe you don't even have any goals yet! You are thinking about the ...

98 % of the people who start of with the dream of Making Money online will fail; almost 69 % will give up within the first month. Now what are the reasons for such failures while others succeed and make it big time? Are you disappointed with the fact that, no matter how hard you try, you can never seem to get things done in a productive manner? If so, then acting now is the way to go because you can rest assured that things will not exactly get better if you just stand there and wait for a miracle. As a blogger, being productive is definitely a must if you are serious about long-term success and living in denial is simply not an option. Where to start? Identifying the problem is always the first step and here are the 7 most common reasons why you might never be productive: Reason 1: You Hate What You're Doing If you are not passionate about your work then maximizing results can and will prove to be quite a challenge. You won't be productive, you will treat everythin...

Yesterday I have resent my blog to PPP and Smorthy, for the 3 rd time I am trying again and again, maybe it could be approved that’s good but if not it was still okay. There’s nothing to lose on trying and trying. I checked my e-mail, whew! I could not believed when I see the sender Smorty and the subject was Your blog has been approved. Wow, Im feeling so lucky today. Yahoo, I’m so happy, nervous and so excited, my blog has been approved by Smorty. Yepee :-) :-) I hurry and run to call Love to announce to him that my blog has been approved by Smorty. Upon telling him he was so excited to and tell me just relax. Before I always received e-mail from Smorty and Pay Per Post that my blog has been declined, I feel bad, I said to myself It’s a nice feeling, feel overwhelmed And began to log in to smorty and search new opportunity, I don’t know what to do now. I think I need some help from bloggers who has experienced in Smorty. As I browse the Smorty site I read this i mportant no...

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