The biggest difference between the business now

[Osiris]

I have never and probably will never attend a show. One came to New Orleans a few years ago and I didn't even bother going. People said they go and that I should go for the networking, from what I see and hear there's hardly any networking going on at all.

I am not in this to make beer money(see my sig) The money I do make, which is probably pocket change to a lot of people here, supports my family and allows me to do some of the things that I wouldn't be able to do if I had a "real" job.

I'm not rich, yet, but if I continue on the path that I am currently on I will be almost there, and rich to me doesn't take much. If I can get my sites producing 25k or more a month, that's all I need. Of course I wouldn't turn down more, but for me to live a luxurious life, I think that's all it would take with the right planning and investing..

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by Osiris

I have never and probably will never attend a show. One came to New Orleans a few years ago and I didn't even bother going. People said they go and that I should go for the networking, from what I see and hear there's hardly any networking going on at all.

I am not in this to make beer money(see my sig) The money I do make, which is probably pocket change to a lot of people here, supports my family and allows me to do some of the things that I wouldn't be able to do if I had a "real" job.

I'm not rich, yet, but if I continue on the path that I am currently on I will be almost there, and rich to me doesn't take much. If I can get my sites producing 25k or more a month, that's all I need. Of course I wouldn't turn down more, but for me to live a luxurious life, I think that's all it would take with the right planning and investing..

Os,

You are more old school than you think. I've known plenty of webmasters that never make it to the shows and make a very good living at this.

25k a month is nothing to sneeze at, and is a great goal.