Rebuilding the links

Well, today I continue for like the fifth day in a row rebuilding my casino bonus link exchanges, trying to put all the links back on my site before I lose the exchanges. What was supposed to be a fully automated system has become quite an rigorous process of getting everything restored. My fault, the instructions told me not to do that, but who reads instructions?

So I have to backtrack and accomplish all this now, before I continue the building my site. I haven't even had a chance to add my affiliate links in yet. Link building and content generation take first priority, because what good is all that without traffic?

I also got a copy of Microsoft Money Small Business. I need to get organized to better document all my business expenses for next year. That is another task I am not looking forward to. Hopefully I can salvage all my receipts I spent last year and make it better organized. I hear Uncle Sam targets many small home based businesses, and I want to be prepared to explain myself with evidence should the need ever arise. I think Microsoft Money will help me do just that for this year and the coming years.

It is really easy to lose focus. Today, a friend from called me with a very cool looking telephone dialer system. It's got a hefty price tag, but oh I sure could have used something like that when I was in network marketing. I think it could really make the difference, and I was tempted to buy it for future use. But I reminded myself to stay on track with my goal. Opportunities always seem to creep up on you when you are already engaged in your singular goal. My goal now is my website, making it the very best it can be; once this is successful, I can move on to even greater things. But I have given myself five years to make this thing work.

One thing I noticed when I was rebuilding my links, something I didn't and wouldn't see with the automated process LinkMetro has. You would not believe how many "derelict" gambling websites there are! I mean, my gosh, just about 90% of the web partners I visited have half baked websites; like they started in and just let it go. Some even have some good PR. Amazing. The going got tough and they just quit, or got sidetracked. Is the industry saturated ? Not even close! You just have to ride it out. People want immediate gratification, they want results in a few weeks. Doesn't happen building websites. I don't expect to make any money for at least a year, and that is a year of actively doing work, at least on average of three hours everyday, give or take. My first four years, I will reinvest all the profits into expanding the site, I will not take one dime for personal profit out of it until the fifth year. But on that fifth year, my goal is to be financially independent. That fifth year, I want the website to take on a life of it's own, and make me money when I am out on the beach. All the hard works comes now, and the rewards come much later. Five years seems like a long time, but do you remember what you were doing five years ago? You could be five years older from today or wealthy if you stick with your goals and not go after the fast buck, and even five years of hard work seems fast to me for a lifetime of good living.

Here are some recommended articles for today.

Basic Strategy in BlackJack.
http://www.onlinebonuses.com/articles/2-Basic-strategy-in-Blackjack.html

Introduction into Successful Poker Play.
http://www.onlinebonuses.com/articles/3-Basic-strategy-in-online-poker.html

Introduction into Successful Online Sportsbook Play.
http://www.onlinebonuses.com/articles/4-Basic-strategy-in-online-sport%20books.html

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