Morning all!
 Early start today,for some reason step 3 of the "action plan"was unlocked yesterday and I had some stuff done,but today it is locked again so I'm glad I took some notes.
 Reading the "Newbie jump start platinum" from klrrider to see if I can start banking some money whilst learning here at WA.If it works I'll make sure to recommend it to all newbies.
Speak soon..
 Uauuhh,just over 4 hours now reading and learning,omg,glad my brother just came home from school,lunch time..

 That was just what I needed,I feel refreshed and want to carry on,now,I am starting to feel what many others have felt before,what,I am confused to the core,I guess that is the problem when you read so much stuff.I have noticed something though,article writing,I cringe,but it as to be done asap because I'll be waiting anyway to get it published whenever I decide to start writing.
 Right now I am going to read "How loves money" which is all about getting started with no or very little investment,I'm sure there will be a chapter or 2 about article marketing anyway.I feel I need to get something out there while I learn,if IM consists of linking a costumer to a product then I must do that,even if it fails to make a sale I'll learn with the experience.
Maybe I don't even need to read all of the ebook to get started..
 More later..
Several hours later..
Got to page 35 of the ebook and it as been a revelation,my notes are increasing at an alarming rate(good) and I'm beginning to see more clearly the path ahead.One thing worries me though which is the technical side of things,how to actually mix all that is learned and turn it into a website,an article,squeeze page,landing page,backtracking and so many things I don't know what they are and what purpose they serve.I'm sure there will be a step by step tutorial somewhere in WA :)
 Time is surely in my favour so I'll keep spending 12-14 hours a day reading and learning,it really is all I can do for now..
  Speak tomorrow!
 Best regards!
                             "I'm not a chef but I can follow a recipe"