Growth of Slackerjack dot US

May 6, 2008

Slackerjack.us was my first blog and I can remember the day when I had created and spent hours in trading links. Many of you might say that I wasted alot of time, as I don’t have too much of growth on this blog, but in my sense I think this little sucker has taught me far more than I expected. I expected to get on the web and learn a few things here and there, but it ended up teaching me way more than just doing normal posts and making some money online.

This blog might’ve not reached the climax of its potential, but it sure has taught me a great deal of management. I’ve learned that there are various ways you can make money online, get great news, what is good/bad on the web, how all this gizmo works and so on.

So, this is like a motivation post for all you slackers out there. If you really want to do something, you’ve got to try it out yourself. If you read Chow, you might be impressed how he makes 30k a month and that too so easily. The web doesn’t work like that and you’d know that if you walk on that path. The punchline is that you should try it out yourself and see how it is, rather than just listen to people. Remember, conversations that spread among people isn’t always what it started out as. It starts as a ice cube and comes back in the form of water. Figure that out.

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