Comments on: Work Your Plan, Plan Your Work: A Retrospect on Blogging

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By: jollibee's history

jollibee's history — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 13:56:17 +0000

well i do agree with u ,,this blogs n all is just a business every one cming n starting a business like this ,,,but as other business have to take time to build same is there,,,it also have to take time thn it will give fruits,,,

By: lio

lio — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 19:15:12 +0000

It its current state, Financial Fruition is on the road to nowhere. With over a year under my belt, I’d like to look back on what was and what was not.

By: carnewsservice.info » Work Your Plan, Plan Your Work: A Retrospect on Blogging

Wed, 30 Jul 2008 19:34:17 +0000

[...] avi wrote an interesting post today onHere’s a quick excerptOver a year ago I thought I could add to the personal finance blog world and began Financial Fruition over on the Blogger platform. It its current state, Financial Fruition is on the road to nowhere. With over a year under my belt, I’d like to look back on what was and what was not. To be more specific; what I have learned, what would I do different, and why the hell haven’t I posted more often. Background: When I first stumbled upon the personal finance blog world, a bit before I actual started blogging myself, I noticed pfblog.com. It was in an article I read at some point, before the owner began aggregating other blogs, and I was very intrigued at what was being posted. Not only the fact that this “guy” was publishing what I thought to be confidential information (net worth, etc.), but that […] [...]

By: Tim Bennett

Tim Bennett — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 11:40:54 +0000

I think so many people on the internet think that you can just start blogging and money will pour in to you. I think also the same about people in business. Let’s start a business and get rich they say.

The bit that most people don’t tell you is that it takes months to get going.

I have a small personal development program in The Philippines. I thought because there was a lot of unemplyment that I would have people lining upi for my low cost programs about how to make money. I didn’t happen. It is a constant day by day struggle to find people with the guts to stay the long haul. Everyone seems to want get rich quick.

At least now I know why so many people are poor.

Never give up and eventually it will work. I enjoy your blog and know exactly how you feel, but keep up the good work.

Maybe we can do a link exchange to help each other?

Tim