Good idea and interesting to note your blog comments. I like most of JTs masterclass students want to make a living on-line but I am realsitic to know that it may take a couple of years of hard work before you can even begin to think about leaving your full time job.
Thanks for stopping by Tom. Good luck with your business plans. John

This is a really good post, thank you for sharing this with us. It is a great idea to keep tabs on what is happening in terms of income and expenditure. And Susan, I would be interested to read the post from the Warrior forum. Can you point me in the right direction?

Enjoy the journey.

Mandy

Thanks Mandy. I will also give an outline of my activity. Having it published every month may stop me being too lazy:O) John

Very brave of you to do this when you’re first starting out – but it can be very inspirational. I follow Caroline Middlebrook (Caroline-Middlebrook/blog) and she does much the same thing except she’s much further along than we are but it is interesting to see where she gets her income from.

And yes – it is expensive to start out – every business has start up costs and I think it is especially hard for people looking to earn an income online to have the courage to say “enough”. “I know enough to get going and have enough to get me earning – all I need to do now is focus”. I read a brilliant post on the Warrior Forum today which was all about building an online business (focus) rather than building multiple (unrelated) income streams. Very interesting.

Cheers!

Susan

Hello Susan, I think you're right about focus. It's so easy to be diverted onto different projects, most of which end up half-completed. John