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[admin]

One of the saddest things I see on the internet is the total lack of interest displayed by the so called would be marketers. For reasons I do not think I will ever comprehend people have it all within their grasp, but will do nothing about it.

So many people have been lied to, cheated and conjoled into thinking  that it is just a matter of putting up a website and it will fall into place. I am sorry if you have this mistaken unfounded belief, it will never, never has and will never happen like that.

The choice is always ours to be successful or not. For those are not interested in moving ahead, get off the internet and make some room for those that do.

Day after day, almost hour after hour, I hear this phrase. “I can not make money on the internet”

If you can not make money then take a look in the mirror, what you see looking back at you is the total reason you are not making it. Blunt eh? Sure is, but it is the plain simple truth. The internet has grown so much in a short time and if you will not get off it, you will be left behind or worse get run over by someone on a mission.

Stand up for yourself, get off that behind and start posting articles, do a blog, get yourself motivated and start to make the money you want so bad. Everybody who comes onto the internet to make money can, but do you know that less than 10% of marketers every do. Dont look at this and say “Well I don’t have a chance” instead look at it like a challenge to be in the top few who do make it.

Anthony

[tntess]

One can be writing about what inspires them, what gets their goat or what bothers them, the most on the internet.  There's so many different angles or points of view it would be nice to hear them.  What people are doing is beyond me.  There must be some interests people have that can be put into words. 

I am not sure but there seems to be plenty of gaming that some are into. I'm not sure if there is an age range on that or not.  But there are a lot of people who have steered clear from the forums and social network communities if it requires  effort it seems.

Who can say?  People's taste and interests change over time.  For instance, I have hesitated in writing this for many months thinking how it must be my fault for deleting the accounts of those who had never posted, introduced themselves to everyone or showed the slightest interest. 

However, I do apologize for doing such action, as it seems to affected some in a way where they may now have an attitude that maybe their friends are not here.  Its not that they aren't invited.  If anyone would like to be here, I invite them back, to sign up once more. 

I'm not deleting anyone's accounts anymore.  I realized after I had done that, that this is a forum and people will have varied interests and will post when they will.  If you know anyone that was affected, I'm asking you to invite them back.  It wasn't done out of any reason like for being mean to anyone. 

I encourage everyone to get to know fellow members and start to liven up in here.  We have some really great discussion boards, to where members can have wonderful exchanges in their chosen topics or add their own subtopic.  Let's see what the membership can do.  I challenge all of you. 

                 ~  Admin

[heartuvgold]

Now here's one disgruntled person who you deleted and I'm about to come to Tennessee on my way to New Zealand and bring my nail polish bottle full of whoopum and .    .    .    .    HEHEHE.    .    .    (I'll get ya for deleting my account;)

Girlfriend, if they truly care it only takes five minutes to sign back up.     And you have nothing to be sorry for.     The people who really care will be back.     If they're not, then don't worry there will be new ones.     

I'm just as guilty as everyone else.     I signed up here and then didn't follow through on my committment to you.     The problem is that there are so many things for people to do online that it's hard to keep them all in one place, but when you find good friends you need to hold on for Dear life and do whatever you can to keep them close.     

We try too hard to be friends with everyone we meet and everyone has something they want us to sign up for.     That's how we tend to lose focus of our goals.     If we want to build a business, we have to focus on what we want and sometimes it's necessary to put other things on the backburner until then.     I do apologize for not being here to share your success.     I've been so busy and had so many problems with the scripts and everything that I couldn't find the time to get over here.     And I really am sorry for that.   

One thing that you might consider before deleting people again is that no matter how many aren't posting or seem to not be around, just use the list to keep e-mailing them and they will either return or will unsubscribe on their own.     Or if they really are true to their word they will recommend your forum to others.     

If you get a chance, I would sure love your input on mine as well.     And believe me, I will be back.     I just linked to you from mine.   
http: //www.  home-earners. com/forum

Don't be a stranger ok?

Love ya,
Becky

[tntess]

It's always great to hear from a colleague and get such wonderful support.  Thank you for the kind words, Becky.  Looks like I better hit he bed and lay my head on some pillows.  I want o reply to several posts in here that have come in the past week but that won't be tonight.