Every day now I try to get the paying work done (work that pays right now, that is) before tackling training and keyword-research-practice and article-writing.  I never would have believed that I could get as much done in a day as I am doing.  Nor would I have believed that I would see so many results in such a short time.   

As far as the IM business goes, I don't need to see results in the form of dollars at this point.  I know how to recognize when I am learning valuable things.  One thing about being a student at heart is that you expect times of pure training, trial-and-error, practice, and mentoring.  I'm comfortable committing to the process and being patient while I practice.

As far as my other business goes...well, I love that it's all intertwined with what I'm doing through WA.   I had an interesting experience today that touches on the WA training.  I was interviewing a client today (an Internet Marketing firm) in order to be able to draft their standard proposal document.  The business owners complimented me on the knowledge behind the questions I was asking them.  A month ago, I never would have been able to ask them those questons.  I felt all smart and competent...not a bad feeling at all. 

Looking over what I've written, and it sounds oh-so-serious.  So I think I'll at least throw in an update on the worm farm guy.  I got a full report when I stopped by the local pub with a friend earlier.  The worms are breaking down that garbage like you wouldn't believe.  I'm getting the full scoop on garbage and worms as I share fajitas with my friend.  Ah, vermiculture.  What would we do without it?  I really do think that might be worth promoting.  Remember that for your keyword searches, guys:  VERMICULTURE.

The pub grub guy wasn't there, but some of his pub grub was in a dish on the bar--so I  guess he was successful in his sales efforts.

The sex toy lady didn't show tonight either.  Unfortunately, my bartender friend told me, I had just missed her.  Damn!  That might have been good for another story.  Apparently, a shipment of her products arrived while her mother-in-law was at the house with the kids. The stuffy Greenwich-Connecticut mom-in-law opens up the packages (nosy so-and-so that she is) and there are all of the goodies.  A plethora of the edible and the electric.  

See how much I learn when I go see my friends at Jose's Pub?