Earn money typing, or struggle financially. Which would you choose?

The whole world seems to be entering depression, the economy is suffering a serious downturn, unemployment is extensive, and money is tight. If you've already got a six figure income then I'm sure you won't be affected, but if you're unemployed or working a minimum wage job then I'll bet you're feeling the pinch. With the holidays coming, this complete financial disaster couldn't have come at a worse time.

But don't despair, there is light at the end of the tunnel. I understand how you feel, because I went through the same thing, hardly existing from pay packet to paycheck, always paying bills late because I couldn't afford to pay them on time, and existing on a 'student' diet of pasta and other cheap stuff. So how did I manage to turn things around and what do I do to make money? I earn money typing from home.

I came across a site called http://www.webcolleagues.info/- it offers a training course where you're taught how to make money typing online. I have to admit, I found it very inexpensive as there are no other charges once you have paid the low joining fee.

I was able to start working straight away. The explanation of the services they offer quickly help you find work you can do. You make money typing articles and advertisements etc for online companies (everything is explained to you on the site). They have a great reputation, with many happy users earning as much more than four figures a month in their spare time. I had earned back the joining fee within a week of getting started.

If you would like the freedom of working from home, or would enjoy some extra income, you could learn how to earn money typing with http://www.webcolleagues.info/. If you're even half as profitable as I was (and believe me, I'm just a run of the mill guy) then you'll almost certainly be very happy with the results.

Pete Richards - http://www.iceni-it.co.uk - Become a Virtual Assistant

Becoming a Virtual Assistant - again

Becoming a Virtual Assistant - Phase 2

Why do I have to become a virtual assistant again?

It is a year since I posted and a lot has happened. The barn we live in is almost complete, I have a dog and I managed not to kill myself - as in take a bottle of pills.

Seems I had the magic combination of Trigeminal Neuralgia and a tooth abscess for over 3 years and it almost got me (without the pills). My body is just coming round and I am learning to work longer and longer hours each day. The pain is now tolerable so here I am - starting again and taking my own advice.

We never know what is round the corner. To this end I have started to write everything down and make notes of the more complex work I do. This is not necessarily just my clients work. I have another business and would like my husband to be able to carry that on if anything happened to me. It works automatically now but will get much more complex in the near future.

I get what I now call 'jelly brain'. Now this is dire as I cannot do anything or remember anything. If I write down what I am doing and what is the next step, not only am I making an instructions manual that can be followed by anyone including myself but next time I have to do this (and there will be a next time) I will have all the URL's clickable and the time that will save will be enormous.

I will also keep a copy of this manual off site to protect it from disaster here. The manual will be printed and electronic.

I got rid of most of my jelly brain by doing a 30 day course - every day of August. I would not allow myself to be left out of our team so I retrained my brain to work. The course is the Thirty Day Challenge and if you do a search on Google you will quickly find it. If you want to learn how the Internet really works and not have to pay for a top notch course, then I suggest you give it a go.

I have written a new newsletter course and the newsletter is now a more regular update on all aspects of Becoming a virtual assistant. The link is http://www.iceni-it.co.uk.

See you there some time. Di