Step 10: Congratulations, and Your Next Steps

Congratulations and Your Next Steps

This is Step 10 in the 10 Steps to Start Blogging Course.

You’ve had a busy time over the last 9 lessons and you’ve learned and accomplished much.

But this is not the end. I’ve put together some cool extras for you to enjoy. 

For now, it’s time to take stock of where you are in comparison to where you want to be.

Even though you’ve learned a lot already there’s so much more to learn.

The next 10 lessons at Wealthy Affiliate, in fact the next 4 levels of their courses, are exclusive to premium members of Wealthy Affiliate.

Let me give you a word of caution here. If you’re unemployed, or struggling to put food on the table and pay next week’s rent, then it’s not the right time to go premium.

If you can’t afford to invest in yourself and your new business then it would be best to spend your time trying to find suitable paid work.

But if you could find $1.36 a day to invest in your future then now is the right time. That’s less than the cost of a cup of coffee.

Your first month as a premium member of Wealthy Affiliate is just $19. After that it’s $49 a month or $495 a year (that’s virtually 2 months free).

Building a real, sustainable business either online or offline takes time, effort, money, and commitment. It’s not a “get rich quick” scheme.

Get rich quick schemes are just that. Schemes to make someone else rich at your expense.

You’re building a real business here.

Allow the time necessary to lay the proper foundations and build your business by making a commitment to yourself that you’ll stick with it for at least 12 months.

Take advantage of the initial offer of $19 for the first month then switch over to annual membership. You’ll be glad you did.

When you don’t have to worry about meeting the monthly payments you can concentrate on working on your business.

Now pop over to WA for a recap on what you’ve accomplished thus far. And your next steps.

Advantages of Premium Membership

Help when you need it:

Building your business:

Questions?

If you have any questions about this lesson then please ask using the comments section below. The only silly question is the one that doesn't get asked.