Keeping the job you like...

Written by Mark Whitely on Aug 29, 2008 7:41 pm

Read More: Personal Development | Positive Thinking

Hello Friends,

When I took on making a living with the Internet I often wonder do I really need to quit my daytime job that I really love. Most people would say - Sure You Don't Need It! Why would you want to work a full-time job when the Internet is making you all this money?

Can there be a balance? Sure have the freedom to do anything you want really sounds like a sure thing but, if you love what you do and don't mind have a boss looking over your shoulder - then having a JOB is not as bad as it seems.

Right now I do fairly well with my online Gifting Business, if you want more info just shoot me an email. I have a small office is a very small town in Northern Illinois and my online business is moving right along and I don't push it on anybody and I'm pretty free to do what I want.

But I do like the music/theater industry and there is an opportunity for me to work as a stage handler working at one of the bigger universities who bring in big acts. Plus there basketball team is starting up this fall so I will be pulling the court floor up when concerts come through town.

Where else could someone go and hang out backstage when big stars roll into town. So could you really called this work, if its something that you love to do?

If your trying to make it in the online world just for the money - you will never make it!! Sure you can go through the motions and play the part but, sooner or later people will see right through you. This is a lesson I had to learn the hard way for many years.

I always thought it was the product. the product, the product. And I pushed, and pushed, and pushed. And if you push hard enough - people push back even harder. Its all about having fun. If your being pushed in your mind, you need to reprogram your thoughts and gear it down.

If doing an online business is what you want to do, then find one that says "Hey I like this program and I know others will to". That's what I was looking for in a home base business. Its easy and others will have fun doing it too.

Until next time have fun, don't get your mind in race with itself.

And most of all do what you love to do!! Its the only thing that will truly keep you happy.

So if you want to take a look at the Super Roadie twenty-years gone pass, get a load of this picture at my blog.

http://markwhitely.blogspot.com/

Sincerely.
Mark "The Rockin Roadie" Whitely