Who has a "day job"?
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I have a day job. I go 9-5 then 6-2am on aff. Thats wat Dr Ngo did when he first started. Also my day job has a comp, i sometimes use it to launch campaigns.
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JSatGS
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Have day job now. Could not stand not having something to do so had to redeploy a network, start building sites again and begin getting things moving forward.
My affiliate business went from a one person business to a company with 10+ employees... So, I believe I can say I have a day job.
IMO, there is nothing wrong in having a day job. The problem is to spend 40+ hours a week doing something that you don't LOVE.
I love what I do, so my day job is great and I don't intend to change things and get back to the one person model. On the opposite, I am confident that my company will grow and soon we will have more people in our "family".
IMO, there is nothing wrong in having a day job. The problem is to spend 40+ hours a week doing something that you don't LOVE.
I love what I do, so my day job is great and I don't intend to change things and get back to the one person model. On the opposite, I am confident that my company will grow and soon we will have more people in our "family".
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paulpurebits
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i have a day job...but i am also making money on my own way...in my free time...a job is not enough
hypefree
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I don't' have one but I work harder on making money on my own then when I had a 9 to 5 and that is the truth. I notice when I go to mastermind meetings that most of the gurus at that meetings work even harder then me (and I'm not lazy) but when I watch them speak on stage or webinars they are like "I don't work" "it's all passive" " it's all outsourced" etc.. I guess no one would buy their coaching or systems or courses if they used the disgusting dirty forbidden word WORK. I don't know Tim Farris and I have not read his book but I would take a bet the guy doesn't work 4 hours or less a week. Just throughing it out there (I might be wrong).
"Here's how I think of my money - as soldiers - I send them out to war everyday. I want them to take prisoners and come home, so there's more of them".
Kevin O'Leary
That is my profession.
Kevin O'Leary
That is my profession.
+1 for me
can't say I dislike it so far though..
can't say I dislike it so far though..
I worked from home for about 8 months. I managed to earn a decent revenue overall. The thing is that I had good months and not so good months. So I realized that I can't provide for my family like this and I took a "day" job in the online marketing that I enjoy a lot. My schedule is rather flexible so I can dedicate around 2-3h each day for my websites and some PPC Now I see it more like a hobby and I the money I get is like an extra income.
Now I see it more like a hobby and I the money I get is like an extra income.
epicrevenue
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I've never in my life worked for anyone beside myself, I started doing offers on those GPT sites, then I started designing and developing which led to me freelancing and now im finding success with affiliate marketing having $1000 profit days.
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TrafficBroker
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still have my job. I'm an adnetwork affiliate manager and i get to learn things everyday with it. I might be also venture to online business once i get to learn enough.
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CHRIS - Etology
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Been slinging traffic for 7 years, 6 of them working from home.
Back in an office 1/2 time and actually enjoying it. Working from home has it's negatives and positives.... Even when you right on the beach.
Back in an office 1/2 time and actually enjoying it. Working from home has it's negatives and positives.... Even when you right on the beach.
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