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Comment on Leaving it up to y’all by Walter

Walter — Wed, 13 Jan 2010 12:49:21 +0000

There will always be someone who would want to hear your thoughts, with millions over millions of people connecting to the cyberworld the probability of finding your audience is very high.

All of us are unique, all of us has the capacity for greatness, it is only up to us to make it possible. You know Steve, there is no shortcut to success. It takes one step at a time. It is important to learn the reason why you are not making any progress, and once you found the reason do something about it. Remember: Learn, learn, learn!

Successful individuals are very familiar with failures, but instead of being defeated by it, they look upon the pieces to find an opportunity for improvement.

Don’t give up, this is all part of your journey to succeed.

Comment on what does success really mean? by Sandi

Sandi — Mon, 23 Nov 2009 07:51:59 +0000

I love this posting. I too agree we must all be responsible for our own happiness. We all have our own measure of success and they differ. I have no children nor do I have a an opinion on parenthood. I measure my happiness on my fulfillment daily. I can see what I can do for my fellow man or woman but not before I make sure things are centered with me first. I try to give respect and dignity to everyone I can and let them be happy. Whatever their measure of happiness is. I know for me, I have a loving family, friends and a kind partner all that want the best for me in life. I have a job I love and outside activities that make me fill complete. I do not want for anything in my life. I am blessed woman that knows what “grace” is and have been given grace beyond measure far more than I deserve. That is success and comes through to me in a calm quiet heart. I can’t ask for much more than that. Everything else is just gravy.

Comment on What to do, what to do? by Steve "Dream" weaver"

Steve "Dream" weaver" — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 15:02:24 +0000

I have every intention of staying around. It is this domain name that I don’t plan to keep. Also, my goal here is to change the content to things that matter more to me in ways that may make an impact. Think of it more as a change of appearance and a name change that more truly reflects me.
the money is not so much an issue as the ease-of-use. I’ve found WordPress much harder to use so I’m going back to weebly.com & their format.
I already have a website there that I have been neglecting. I thought having my own domain name was important in did not value their service enough because it was free! Now I realize that having “.weebly.com” after my site name does not hurt. If my site ever does generate enough traffic to require more bandwidth I’ll be more than happy to upgrade my weebly account. I’m actually a bit ashamed of myself for taking advantage of their free services and then taking my paid services elsewhere! The really sad part is it’s much easier to monetize their sites than it is this one. http://dreamweaverenterprises.weebly.com is my original website and I believe that it will do until I’ve generated enough quality content to justify the continued expense of purchasing a domain name and hosting.
Thank you for your concern and your feedback!

Comment on What to do, what to do? by Cheryl

Cheryl — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 12:56:55 +0000

If you want to stay around, why don’t you ask your visitors, ‘if you like something you’ve read here, please donate’? You could put links to your favorite charities using ‘budurl’ or perhaps the charities themselves offer a way to track the number of visitors you send to their sites. Or you could just flat out ask them to donate money to help you keep your site going. I’ve seen it done on lots of sites, I dont know how effective it is, but its worth a shot.

Comment on Heading in too many directions! by Walter

Walter — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 06:54:13 +0000

Focus on whatever it is to your advantage. Remember, we are the consequences of our acts.

Comment on Idea Offer by TK

TK — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 00:08:18 +0000

Thanks for the posting!

Comment on Giving Up, Quitting and a dog by Steve "Dream" weaver"

Steve "Dream" weaver" — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 23:13:38 +0000

Thanks for the encouragement. It’s always wonderful when nice people take the time to comment!