Ok, so I really didn’t take an official blogging sabbatical (i.e. I didn’t go anywhere), but during part of November and the month of December I pretty much took a break from blogging. I just needed to take a breather from the intense schedule I created for myself to get this blog going, and it was well deserved and well worth it.
While I was out, I did tons of reading, started working on a new site, and did a lot of relaxing and reflecting. Here’s my list-o-seven things I learned:
- Money doesn’t drive me, learning does. I’ve always been this way and just have a constant need to learn something new. If I’m not learning something new, I get bored really fast, and I hate being bored.
- Making money online is hard work. No matter what you read, unless you are being lead step-by-step through something by someone who has done it before, then making significant amounts of cash (with zero capital to spend) is going to be hard work. Scratch that, the work isn’t really hard, it’s just time consuming. It takes a lot of reading and applying what you have learned and starting over when you fail to get good at it. So making money online is time consuming.
- This is not a make money online blog, but I want to make money online. DEVTRENCH didn’t start out as a make money online blog but I sure write about it a lot. It’s an interesting topic that I’ll probably continue to write about, but less frequently. The focus of DEVTRENCH in the future will be more on the topic of how I do web development.
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