That is something that keeps me going when I get discouraged. My dad opened a business in the 50′s and didn’t make any money for the first two years. My mom was a floorwalker at Penny’s with minimum wage and we ate a lot of potatoes and eggs but he eventually had a very successful business that he sold at age 45 and hasn’t had to work since.

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And a blog is a great way to get your ideas on the web where it can be accessed by millions of people rather than a small percentage of people in a specific location.

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Nick great post and great comparison as well.

Every point of blogging is just similar to the corner shop. Really like your imagination and the way you have explained all this.
.-= ZK @ Web Marketing Blog´s last blog ..Become A Blogger for $ 1 =-.

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Nice recap, San Diego! Thanks for stopping by.
.-= Nick Tart´s last blog ..Starting Out Online: From the SEO Perspective =-.

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