How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Three
Now that I’ve really piqued your interest in making a living online, let me pull the reins back for just a moment. I want to make sure you are very clear about a few things before I delve into the details of HOW to accomplish your goals.
- Do NOT quit your day job yet. Just because you may be all excited about your new career path, doesn’t mean you will be able to immediately replace one income for another. You may only make enough in your first month to buy a cup of coffee. And that’s ok. That’s normal. Unless you are one of the ten luckiest people in the world, you most likely won’t make much more than that right away. I don’t say this to discourage you. Not at all. I say this to make sure you have your realism cap on. Think of your new venture as a part-time job that will eventually turn into a full-time gig.
- Be prepared to still be learning and growing two years from now. It took me a good two years to really “get” some things. The lightbulbs didn’t all go on in my head right away. However, you’d be surprised how quickly two years goes by when you are having fun. And if you do this right, you WILL be having fun.
- You WILL need to spend a little bit of money to get this going. It is only A TINY, LITTLE BIT, but it won’t be free. Yes, it could be done for free, but I don’t recommend it, and I won’t advise it. Plan on spending a little less than $100 per year. That cost may go up later as you start earning more, but you won’t care by then.
- Hopefully, you are comfortable with the Internet and you are capable of typing. Neither is an absolute must, but you’ll avoid a large amount of frustration if you have those two skills. Otherwise, you might have to pay your nephew or neighbor’s kid a few bucks per week to do some of this for you.
Ok, that’s as much realism as you need for now. Now you can move on to the next installment in the series, as you finally get started on learning HOW to make a living in your pajamas.
The entire series of How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas:
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part One (The Introduction)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Two (The WHAT)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Three (The DISCLAIMER)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Four (The Domain Name)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Five (The Hosting Plan)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Six (Installing WordPress)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Seven (Your WordPress Theme)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Eight (Your Blogging Voice)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Nine (Making Money)
- How To Make a Living in Your Pajamas – Part Ten (The Summary)
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