For a couple of years, I have been developing a secret society behind the scenes. When you think “secret society”, you would never imagine one actually coming out with information to share with others….but this is different.

Society of Balance a.k.a. S.O.B. is a worldwide secret society which is dedicated to the members-helping-members philosophy. No matter how big a member’s goals are, all of the other members in the group have a responsibility to help them reach those goals. Because everyone is helping everyone, our members enjoy serious personal gains in social status, monetary, or even psychological.

The website is http://www.societyofbalance.org and there is an application available, however most that submit the application will never receive a response. I employ a strict code that members must live by, and I am very good at my job of researching potential members. You are welcome to apply though.

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Are you fat like me?

I know… not very nice. But I am allowed to talk about something that I can relate to. I am 5’8″ and weigh 250 pounds. This means I have a BMI (body mass index) of over 38%, You aren’t supposed to have a BMI over 25%.

I am considered obese right now. Not only that, but I am very much out of shape and can’t do a lot physically without getting tired. I will not be letting this problem continue however. Tomorrow, I am buying a juicer and will only be having one regular food meal per day. Then every time I get hungry afterwards, I will be juicing fruits and veggies.

But that’s sick!

Well, shit happens. I should have thought about that before I let myself get out of shape. Aside from that, juicing doesn’t have to be nasty. You can mix up things for a good flavor. For example, I wouldn’t just juice some broccoli. I would combine it with a green apple to make it go down easier.

I know you may be wondering “what in the hell does this have to do with blogging?”, and my answer would be that it has everything to do with blogging. If you have not noticed, I haven’t been posting here very much. As a matter of fact, it’s been nearly a month since I last posted an article.

My reason for hiatus was not just that I have clients, but that I am too tired and my mind is not as clear as it should be. This has a lot to do with my health. I should feel much better at the age of 30, and I should have a lot more energy than I currently do.

It’s time that I stop using my treadmill as an end-table and start taking care of myself. I want to see my feet again when I’m standing up. More importantly, I don’t want to let my blog turn into an echo chamber.

How To Be An Unhealthy Blogger

If you want to avoid the trap I fell into, then I can give you some suggestions and tips. Hopefully my misery will help you avoid your own. Of course, if you want to be unhealthy, do the opposite of what I tell you below.

• Don’t sit on your ass 24/7 - If you really want to get out of shape, find a way to keep yourself busy on the computer all of the time. I should be getting out for a walk at the park at least every two days, or using my treadmill that much. I should be playing basketball like I did when I was a teenager. I remember what it was like to have some nice abs. Get active right now, and don’t let your blog become your entire life. You will find that you have even more inspiration in your writing because of the events of the day.

• Eat healthy - I am NOT saying to avoid double cheeseburgers from MacDonald’s. Actually, you should eat what you want. But you should also eat healthy fruits and vegetables more often. Even more importantly, eat until you are full…. not until you are stuffed. This probably means that you should avoid buffet restaurants.

• Avoid headaches - Don’t stare are the computer monitor for hours at a time. You can think heavily about what you want to write about. You can even write it down on paper while sitting on your deck getting fresh air. Then when you are ready to publish it, you can type away, do your editing, and post it. Take it from a web designer and coder; headaches will come if you don’t follow my advice. A bad headache or migraine will easily kill your creative side fast.

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I know this post will confuse a lot of my readers, because I will be vague for the most part. But I really aim to inspire with this one when you are done reading it.

We all struggle as human beings, to be the greatest. When something in our life happens that takes this drive away from us, we give up. We not only give up on our dreams and goals, but we give up on life in general. Maybe your “something” had to do with a loved one dying. Maybe you received the news from your doctor that you don’t have much time left. Maybe you lost the one you love because they left you. Maybe you lost the will to live.

There are ways out of that lost feeling, but you have to want them. If you fall into the trap of falling in love with the negative feeling, you will have given up completely, and you will have lost the will to live entirely.

I understand that is confusing being on a blog about making money, but I promise I have a reason. Without the drive and passion, you will never go beyond your lowest point. Without your motivation, you might as well crawl under a rock and die. I would be an expert on this, so I am allowed to talk about it.

One of the things I would like to make clear is that you need more than one motivator. If you put a single motivation up front and give it all of the power, what happens if you lose it? I will tell you. You will no longer have that drive, or that will to move forward.

Motivation is key to your success in not only making money, but life in general.

To avoid an end to your career, and possibly your life:

• Avoid any and all negative thoughts.
• Create multiple motivators so you don’t bank on just one.
• Money isn’t everything, so don’t let that be your motivator.
• Suppress all human feelings, and don’t get emotionally attached.

Your motivators should include one to leave behind a great legacy. Something that people will talk about long after you are gone. To do this, you always need to go big. Everything you do should reflect how passionate you are for your activity.

If you are going to blog about something, then stand out and be the best at it. Don’t lose focus and get distracted by negativity. Don’t let that single motivator be the stopping force should something happen to it.

Are you an ecommerce store owner? Provide the best service possible, and make your customers shout your name every time someone is looking for what you sell.

When I think of someone who went big, I think of Michael Jordan. He was the greatest. I remember being a 13 year old boy watching every game. If for some reason I missed a game, then the bulls lost. I was very superstitious about this. I watched both 3-peat championships as they took place. I watched the games like I were in them, and celebrated at every advance.

Watching Michael Jordan was an inspiration for me. He made it seem like it was simple to go big, even though it’s often not that easy.

The many paths to destruction:

I have had many obstacles in my life.

• My sister being the victim of a hit and run driver on my 10th birthday.
• My grandfather dying and I wasn’t allowed to see him in the hospital before he did.
• My first love being stripped from my life.
• The fact that I have a social disorder that doesn’t allow me to keep friends.
• The fact that everyone in my life throughout my life has hated me.
• My inability to care anymore.
• My loss of faith in mankind….

There are too many things to list. When you reach rock bottom, it is no longer of “who can I blame?”, but rather “who cares?”. It’s important that you never reach rock bottom, because you come to love it. When that happens, there is no turning back.

In the end, remember this. Passion comes and passion goes. But if you don’t go big, then nobody knows……

Did I say career? Yes I did. You may have gone into the world of blogging with the idea that you would be the 1 blogger that didn’t care about money. We all do that at some point in our lives when we take blogging seriously. But if you are human, you will most likely come to the conclusion that money can be, and should be made with your blog.

This article isn’t the usual junk about why blogging is good for making money, or any type of motivation article. This article simply talks about how you can make the most out of your blogging career as a whole.

All The Comforts of Home

As I sit here writing this article (or a piece of it, as it is massive), I have a can of mountain dew, a waffle blanket that makes me want to go to sleep, and a nice quiet atmosphere. If I wanted to disturb my quiet, I have a huge television in front of me with a PS3, and a Wii, and both of them have netflix installed for quick entertainment.

You can say…. I’m comfortable. I am not sitting at a desk in an office chair. I am sitting on a fluffy couch with my laptop on my (guess where) lap.

Do you want to stay in the blogging game for awhile? It is vital that you keep yourself comfortable. You will see a bunch of other bloggers tell you that you need to be focused, and not have comforts and distractions. I have seen those people around the blogosphere. I haven’t seen them lately… It seems that their rigid demeaner has failed them in many ways.
Keep in mind that blogging is tough enough without any comforts. You have to worry about blogging topics, marketing tactics, monetization, and whatever else comes your way. Why make it harder on yourself?

Take Your Articles to Another Level

I will admit, I have gone from the small post style, to the long, and back again. I am never consistent with the length of my articles. I have however, been angling more to the longer articles because I can include much more valuable information in them.

Let’s face it, subscribers want content. If you are not giving them what they want, they will eventually leave.

There was a time when I desperately wanted a thousand articles published here, and another thousand there. That was a flawed strategy. A proper strategy would have been to focus even further on the quality of content I published.

I am in no way admitting to publishing low quality content. I am however, saying that it could have been better on a regular basis rather than sometimes. Personally, I wish I wrote a bunch more lengthy articles than I have. While there are some gems on this blog, there will be huge improvements made from here on out as of this article.

The Money is in the Details

There are always improvements to be made to your blog. You may not know it now, but there is “something” on your blog that is lacking. I recently discovered a small item that when fixed, allowed me to gain a bunch more feed subscribers than I was getting before.

My RSS button was going straight to the feed itself. I changed that link to go to my feedburner email subscribe form. Email rss subscribers are very important to me, and to the success of my blog. If I can make it easier to get them, then I have won half the battle.

If you want to start making improvements, do a simple twice-over on your blog. I’m sure you will find something that can be changed and optimized for maximum results.

Never Leave a Man Behind

That’s the motto of our armed forces, so why can’t we seem to follow it ourselves? Sometimes following this rule means helping ourselves when we fall behind on our goals.

• If you get lazy and stop writing articles, then you have fallen behind.
• If you don’t send out newsletters on a regular schedule, you have fallen behind.
• If you fail to write guest posts, then you have fallen behind.
• If you fail to ask others to guest post on your blog, you have fallen behind.
• If you are dragging ass creating your newest ebook, you have fallen behind.

There are so many things that you can be, and should be doing. Something has smacked you off of the train tracks, and it’s a tough job getting back on there. You have to find a way though, otherwise you risk falling behind indefinitely!

While it is important to keep yourself ahead of the game, it is also important to help others stay ahead of the game. If you have networked with a blogger at some point, then you have a responsibility to say something if that blogger falls behind. If YOU notice the issue, then they will want to know that the issue was noticed. That can sometimes be a motivator for that blogger to get back on track.

Is it drafty in here?

Unfortunately, you can’t just close the windows. This is a blog after-all… But you can send your articles to draft long before you publish them.

I have spent a bunch of my blogging career publishing out of the box. This means that I write it, and hit publish. I have eased more to the draft section because it allows me to perfect my articles before I show them to the world.

There have been times where I actually have had to edit a post 5 times because each time I came across typos. It can be extra annoying if you are a perfectionist like myself.

Stubborn Attitudes Will Kill Your Blogging Career

I used to be one of those guys that despised pop-ups on websites, and I have even rallied against them and gotten into heated debates against them. That was before I got wise to the obvious. Pop-up aren’t bad. People that use them can be. It’s the same thing with guns. Guns don’t kill, husbands that come home early do. LOL!

The thing about popups are that they work. They do their job of getting subscribers, and having your ebooks downloaded. If you have read ANY of the articles on my blog for awhile, then you will know that ebooks can be monetized even when they’re free!

Popup plugins can be set to not be annoying. I had one up that only appeared once every 30 days. I switched to a different style of pop-up, and changed the frequency to 7-days. Even with a seven day leeway before it appears for the same person again, it is not annoying. What would be annoying is if it showed up on every single page, every time the page loaded. There are some blogs that actually do that. It makes their blogs impossible to read without going insane.

Even if you are against pop-ups, you can still use them without “selling out”. They can and will help you grow your blog, and your income. Leaving them off the table because you are hard-headed will get you nowhere.

Laziness Can Be Costly

When I speak of laziness here, I am speaking of not backing up your blog. Chances are, your hosting company has a backup option. If not, it isn’t hard to use an ftp program like CoreFTP to download all of your files, and you can easily export your database using phpMyAdmin.

Did you hear about the time that my website got hacked, and I lost everything? Probably not because it only happened to me once when I was a newbie to websites many years ago. Ever since, backups have been a huge part of my internet life.

I backup so much, I would make Microsoft jealous. It’s worth it too. If someone were to hack me, I would be operational again within minutes if I am around; the next day if I wasn’t around.

If you are hosting with Hostgator like I am right now, then there is an option to backup your entire website including the databases, and you will be provided with a link to download them all.

Are you missing your balls?

That might have missed the mark if you happen to be a woman… but the meaning is exactly the same. Blogging for income requires you to be ready to take action. If you are someone that procrastinates on everything, then blogging for income will be tough for you to master.

As you know, I am an advocate for offering a service on your blog. You can be consulting on some topic as soon as today if you wanted. You just have to put your plan into motion by creating a service, and offering it on a page within your blog.

Blogging in 2011-2012 will require some big balls. The competition is stiff (no perverted pun intended), but luckily Google and other traffic sources will still help you out. The problem is that you have to be a decision maker to make the process work for you.

Not only can it be tough to piece a service together, but there are other issues you have to get around such as guest posting. You may not feel that your content is top-notch quality like those you have read, but believe me when I tell you that there are major websites out there helping to promote beginner bloggers.

Guest blogging is a vital step to take if you want to establish yourself, and earn quick traffic in the process. Get over your fears, and get out there. Your name can be plastered all over the place like mine is in no time at all!

Show Your A$$!

Yes, I said ass and balls in the same article. While I await the many complaints from censors across the world, let me tell you about why it’s sometimes important to show your ass.

I remember awhile back, my friend and fellow blogger Alex Whalley was attacked on his blog by someone that simply could not comprehend something he wrote about. The woman called him sexist for no reason, because he used a nice little photo of a hot chick on his article. By the way, he didn’t say “hot chick”, that’s my nice little addition.

When the reader refused to listen to reason, and she became belligerent, he had no choice but to show his ass. There was another time when we first created our joint-blog at ScrewedByLife.com (note: we have been slacking on that blog though ), some joker started talking crap about Alex on his blog. Not Alex’ blog, but the dude’s. We had no choice but to show up on his blog and call out his stupidity. Apparently, the guy did not like the idea of affiliate marketers affiliate marketing (tongue twister, sorry).

If you are being attacked, sometimes it can be wise to go on the offensive. It feels good while it gives your readers your side of the story.

Overbearing Personalities, Lacking Content

Sometimes you come across a blog that is horribly monetized. It is one thing for there to be ads, and links to affiliate products within quality articles. It is another thing to go to a blog that is nothing but affiliate reviews.

Sites that are obviously full of spam will not help your credibility. You need to provide meat and potatoes, not a plate full of mustard.

To avoid falling into the blogger affiliate marketing trap that makes readers want to vomit, I suggest you having a review to article ratio of 1/10. Squeeze out 9 quality articles before writing yet another review to make money from. What this will do is allow you to build up rss subscribers, newsletter subscribers, and traffic which you can then monetize with the 1 review.

In addition, you will be able to get paid ads and paid reviews because your blog has been established with quality control.

Don’t be a cheapskate!

If you are always worrying about the $47 for the new ad management plugin, or some other premium feature that will make your blog stand out, then you will never spend a dime on anything to improve your blog. In the end, you are basically telling your readers that you don’t care about them.

The same goes for learning. If you want to make money now, or build up your reputation as an expert, then get yourself a consultant or coach. These are experts in their field that can save you years by teaching you what works now. Everyone needs help now and then, so don’t be afraid to ask. More importantly, don’t be too cheap to ask.

You will do well

If you follow these invaluable tips, I have no doubt that your blogging career will skyrocket into something that you can share with your grandkids.

Making changes can be easy, but you have to have an open mind. Your blog can be fully developed and raking in money in just days in some cases.

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It’s been forever since I have done any interviews, or even written anything about myself personally. I thought it would be a good idea to introduce myself to any new readers, and perhaps provide an insight into new information for my loyal older readers and subscribers.

If you have any questions after reading, feel free to ask with a comment. You can also contact me using my contact form.

I am going to present this in a Q&A format for easy reading.

Q: Where have you been? You haven’t been posting much lately.

A: I have been working on new service-based business. One of my more successful recent ones would be http://leads2localsearch.com which gets 300-1,000% new business for clients.

Q: How are you making money online, and how much do you make?

A: I never disclose my actual earnings. I DO work entirely from home though. My money comes from various sources including my services, adsense, maxbounty (CPA), affiliate marketing, and direct ad sales on this blog and other websites that I own. Income I will be producing soon will come from different self-managing websites that I am in the process of setting up.

Q: Do you have a home office?

A: I do, but I rarely can be found in there. I am more productive with my laptop on the couch with netflix or music running in the background. I can also sometimes be seen sitting in my chair on the deck with my laptop in tow.

Q: What do you recommend for someone looking to make money online? What kind of business venture?

A: My biggest source of income for years has been the services that I offer. This is mostly because my services vary in price. They can range anywhere from $200 to $20,000 in a single transaction. After services, my 2nd biggest income would be from affiliate marketing. I would recommend offering a service first. You can really crank out an income within the first week if you wanted to.

Q: Can you teach me how to make money?

A: Yes I can! Aside from the fact that I present a lot of information here for free on my blog, I also offer coaching and consulting services that can be found on this page. Your coaching or consulting service will be presented in a way that is unique for your personal situation and goals. Once I know your goals and situation, I will make the best recommendation for how to get started, and how to take the fastest route to reaching your goals.

Q: What do you like to do when you aren’t messing with all of this internet stuff?

A: I used to be a songwriter, producer, and recording artist. I even have big credits. I haven’t messed with the music business for some time now. I like to invest in real estate and stocks. I especially love real estate though, and I know the game very well. I use creative financing methods whenever I work a deal.

Q: As an affiliate marketer, can you be trusted? Or do you only work for the dollar?

A: I take my recommendations very seriously. Aside from the affiliate marketing, I also take paid reviews occasionally. I charge $500 for a paid review because it keeps away the not-so-serious companies and products. I also reserve the option to not review a product if it does not hold up to my standards. I don’t always take the money when offered. To me, that’s the kind of affiliate marketer you can trust. This is not a blog that shoots out reviews left and right for a quick commission. Go find your SPLOG (spam-blog) elsewhere!

Q: How do you market your blog?

A: I have spent lots of time with guest posts, article marketing, blog-hopping, directory submissions by hand, forum participation, and building my list which can turn into a huge influx of traffic when I need it. These days, I haven’t been doing much of any of those things. I still get lots of traffic though thanks to my past efforts. I have recently started these things back up though, and my first set of guest posts on other blogs will be published very soon.

Q: What is your favorite social network?

A: I can be found religiously on Facebook. I stay connected to it, even when I am away from home. Feel free to add me. I always update my twitter as well, so follow me there. I like Facebook more than any other because there are so many things to do on there, and many ways to network and communicate with others. My blog updates are always posted on my wall as well, just like my Twitter stream. Facebook is my biggest social networking traffic source for this blog, and any other website that I create and manage.

Q: How do you get customers for your services?

A: Lots of them are from word of mouth, past clients that return, craigslist, merchantcircle and other websites, and through the various internet marketing methods that I do (and teach on this website).

Q: Would you be teaching your money-making methods by video?

A: I would like to eventually. I plan on starting a YouTube channel for it, but I don’t know when I will take on that kind of project.

Q: Will you partner with me on a project?

A: I am always open to offers. I can’t make any promises though. I don’t jump on “ideas” where a person has an idea and wants me to develop it. If you want to partner with me, you have to be backing it financially or at least have serious skill behind making the venture successful. I avoid projects where it “smells” like I will end up doing everything. I see these situations a mile away, and avoid even discussing a project that looks like it may go in that direction.

Q: What kind of projects will you partner on?

A: Again, I am open to offers. I will do online ventures, real estate investing, brick & mortar business, you name it. If the project is right, I will consider it. I have always wanted to start a dvd and video game rental store. I just don’t want to spend the $300,000 to set it up and open for business.

Q: What would you like to see for your blog in the near-future?

A: I would like to get more guest posts here on this blog. I like to provide lots of free info, but it is hard to do daily like I used to with all of my ventures. I am spread pretty thin. If anyone wants to guest post, let me know and I will setup a contributor account for you. I also have a guest posting contest going on right now, and will again in the future, so it may be beneficial for you in more ways than one.

Q: What is your favorite thing to barter for?

A: I am bartering all the time. I love to barter for weekly vacations at timeshares, and I also like bartering for vehicles. Those things stand out for me when I think about the hundreds of things I have bartered for in the past.

I hope these questions and answers will give you an insight into me, and what I like to do. I look forward to seeing more questions below, and in my email inbox.

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This isn’t the usual blogging and marketing advice that you are familiar with on my blog. I did however, feel a need to get this message out because it has changed my life in a major way.

For years, I have been bombarded with messages of positive thought, but I totally ignored them. I believed in “the secret” of transforming positive energy into reality, but I simply didn’t have it in my soul to follow through with it. Every day, I got up with the intent to reach my ultimate goal, then kill myself. I had no passion to live, only to do what I felt was my purpose in this life.

What changed?

Almost 2 weeks ago, I flew out to Atlanta for the second time. The first time was for depositions a month before, in a lawsuit I was hired as an expert witness in by the plaintiff. Instead of getting a hotel, I stayed with the owner of the company that hired me. This guys positive way had some sort of effect on me.

I can’t explain it. All I can say is that a week later when I was ready to fly back to Chicago, my core being was somehow changed. I no longer cared about these “little things” in life that seriously bothered me. I truly felt at this point that if something is going to happen in life, it will happen. I stopped trying to work against it, but still managed to make things work in a way I wanted without going against the grain. Does that make sense?

I think that going into a federal court every morning, and knowing that my testimony was what won the case told me that I was needed. I got on the stand and spoke to the jury with conviction, and showed that I really was an expert in my field. It was an amazing experience, and I want it to happen again!

Before the change

It is hard to make you visualize where I am now if you don’t know where I was at before I made that second trip. Firstly, let me tell you the state I was in before and after I made the first trip in February. I was suicidal. I felt like crap, and I knew the end was coming very soon.

My days were spent trying to find some happiness, and when I couldn’t, I wanted to be alone to listen to depressing music and try to cry the pain away so that I could feel good again.

What changes I made in business…

While I was in Atlanta, I somehow knew that anything I did from then on would be successful. No matter what project I took on, the outcome would be something to make note of for generations. I was in it to win it.

I have since made some decisions on where I want to go in the business world. One of my major goals is to get my message out, and turn others on to a positive way of life. While I have not yet started on making this goal a reality, it is something I am working on in the very near future.

One thing I did do, was realize the business that I truly loved. That business is internet marketing. I was already in the business, but my actions were only robotic. I did what I knew had to be done in order to get the client the traffic and sales they desire. I didn’t run the business in a passionate manner though. To get past this issue, I created a new company. The website launched yesterday, and can be found at http://leads2localsearch.com

A part of internet marketing that I love, is helping local based service companies reach customers that they never would have dreamt of reaching. Local search engine marketing is something I know how to do well, and something I am very passionate about. I am so serious about this business that I have not only spent the day pushing it hard on the net, but also spent a great deal of money on paid marketing to get it launched quickly.

How can you use this to make money?

Money is something that is very easy to make. I have been self-employed since 2002, and I know what the ups and downs of the industry are. I also know that the positive and outgoing experts are the ones in the top of their industry.

You need to realize that money is easy to make before you can really go after it. You know the saying… “when you don’t think about money, it comes to you”. In order to employ that saying in it’s full effect, you need to have a passion for what you are doing. If you have the passion, then you will have the drive and attitude to put yourself in a position to where money just chases you. This is a fact.

To transform what I said into a case study, I will tell you where I am at personally with this. My positive attitude and passion for my industry is what will determine how I spend my days going forward. Those days will be spent putting my knowledge on blogs and other sites where people are looking for my message. I will engage fully with them, and ensure that my positive thinking rubs off on them. I will promote a positive message, and even go out of my way to make sure they fully understand the paths to take to reach their goals.

Can you do the same?

Getting the change you need

I know you are thinking now, “how do I go about changing drastically the same way you did?”. I will tell you. What made it happen for me was that I previously felt like I wasn’t needed. I felt like a nobody who had no reason to live. I felt no purpose in life other than my daily obligations.

The first step you need to take is to figure out what makes you feel down. What is keeping you from thinking positively. Is it that you aren’t making enough to pay your bills? If so, then you need to change your way of thought. Know for a fact that you will pay your bills. Once you know it for a fact, your actions and attitude will make it happen somehow.

When you are depressed about something, that feeling totally clouds up your mind. You have no imagination at that point, other than imagining the bad things like an impending eviction. You wouldn’t think to call up your landlord with a positive outlook, and try to negotiate a deal with them that gives them what they need in the end, and gives you time to fix your financial situation.

Remember that life is not that bad. Your life may feel bad, but it’s important to realize that depression multiplies that feeling by 100. Remove the mental obstacle and transform the way you think. Trust me, if I was able to do that, then anyone can.

Keep your head up, and make a drastic change today.

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