Take Part In the Million Dollar Experiment

I want to be financially independent and I have discovered that my job cannot get me all I want. No matter how hard i try, i can’t save up enough money. I have alot of responsibilities and i would like to start off my own business but i haven’t mustered enough courage to leave paid employment.

I hope this experiment will be able to do this for me.

to lose that last 10 pounds… start on my dream home….my dream vacation and my 1 million dollars!

something I have been doing. One day when I didn’t have the funds really to do so, I dropped an extra, sigh, dollar and a half for a dollar bill-ladened bandanna and now have it hanging right in my face as I walk through the house every day.

A little odd to some, maybe, but it causes me to focus on that I want to pull myself up by the bootstraps. Just something I picked up from a particular book I was reading a while back..

Odder still is that my self-directed “monetary luck” is turning around repeatedly for the better ever since I did the above. Between that and from what I read on first perusing the Million Dollar Experiment website, this is seriously right up my alley to try.. :)

I’ve signed myself up for the Million Dollar Experiment today, it sits nicely in line with the way I want to focus on getting all my websites up and running, generating a bit of traffic flow, and generally sorting out my life.

So, first things first I’ve reset http://protocol80.net with just a basic page – feel free to do a google search and click some sponsored ads to help me on my way to one million dollars!

From there, I’m going to be rebuilding my blogging empire, and my professional demonstration sites with a series of much more focused sites. The current http://trancegeek.blogspot.com is just too generic, and I feel I’m going to lose out all around be mixing content.

My inital stint a while ago having been cut short, it’s going to be much easier to build up with a fresh direction, with relivant content on different topics distributed into more focused blogs, so content directly of interest to one post is much more visible to someone who hits one of the items.