My Article “Master One Thing” is up at Get My Wealth Now
You may have noticed in your visits here the quite attractive 125×125 button AD that reads “Make Money - Build Wealth: Get My Wealth Now.” Kimberly Clay is the gifted entrepreneur who owns and authors that site. It is full of daily tips and examples on how to create wealth. I highly recommend you visit her blog.
When she asked me to write a guest blog, I knew right away what my topic would be. As my seasoned readers know I have stepped this blog up in the past year little by little to be monetized. Sarah and I were talking yesterday about how cool it would be if we could pay our student loans through Postcards from the Funny Farm. I’m about half way there and it is exciting. But once that goal is achieved, I plan to follow Kimberly’s strategies to make my online wealth go even further.
Inch by inch, life’s a cinch.
Kimberly Clay is a generous sponsor of this site so I am energetic to guest blog for her, send traffic her way, and do whatever I can to show off her excellent blog/money/inspiration resource. I’ve learned several indispensable things after subscribing to her RSS.
If you are interested in reading my guest blog article on her site, the url below. Leave her some comment love over there her, I think you will find it a very down-to-earth and practical. fun blog:
url: blog.getmywealthnow.com/2008/03/master-one-thing.h...
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I'm Damien Riley, author and teacher. Here you'll find "think outside the box" posts on psychology and inspiration. 
Great guest-blog! I left a comment on it as well. I’ve never really thought of trying to earn money off of my blog, but it sounds like something I should look into. At least to reimburse me for what I spend on Etsy (: Paying off the student loan would be nice as well though…Thanks!
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katelynjane: I really appreciate you taking the time to comment over at my guestblog on “mastering one thing at a time.” Your guestblogging you’ve been doing is a great direction. You’ll be passing me up in no time ;)
Ha! Thanks (: Ok, so I was looking into more of your links at the other article…once you’ve found out more about Squiddo you should post a write up about it here. I’m curious about it. It seems a lot like FMB but not quite…I’m still researching it but I’d love to know more about what you find out.
katelyn
It’s been my practice in the past to blog about services I have learned. I am sure I will get around to a squidoo one soon. At this point I see it as a sort of archive system for articles you run across that have to do with your topic/brand. It is called a “lens.”
Nothing wrong with trying to earn from your site, good luck to you.