A Pro-Blogger is a Mobile Traveler!
One of the perks of being a pro-blogger is that you are effectively a “mobile traveler” or simply someone who’s efficient enough to do all his work anywhere he/she wants.
Actually, I got this term “mobile traveler” from my best “homeless” friend who happens to be a “mobile traveler”. He insists on himself as a mobile traveler or someone who has the freedom to go where he wants, anytime he wants.
Well, pro-bloggers have it just like a homeless mobile travelers except pro-bloggers are making money while traveling.
Even as I write this, I am sitting in my SUV outside a local McDonald’s, enjoying my large regular ice coffee while trying on my 10″ netbook geared with a Sprint broadband car and in-car AC adaptor just in case my 9-hour battery happens to run out. Oh, yeah, I did get the Palm Pre yesterday, it’s an iPhone Killer for sure.
Again, bloggers are mobile travelers, don’t get me wrong, pro-bloggers don’t work at home, we work EVERYWHERE!
It’s true and I know a lot of pro-blogggers I hire travel practically ALL the time.
Especially if you are single and have no family to be responsible for, you could be practically traveling the world all year long while paying your travel expenses with revenue generated from blogging.
Now, what is the point of all this?
Pro-blogging is a new type of “job” or “career” if you want to call it.
It’s an open “free market” where there’s still plenty room for others to join in.
If you want to join this exclusive online society of pro-bloggers, you can start right NOW as I give you the ultimate secrets on how to succeed as a blogger absolutely free other than your brain and pure efforts.
Read my last post on the “secret” of blogging.
(Another mobile traveler… image credit)
Tags: blogger, brain, coffee, freedom, iphone, job, making money, netbook, palm, revenue generated from, sprint broadband, travel expenses, traveler, travelers
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August 17th, 2009 at 11:02 pm
Pro-blogging is a new type of “job” or “career” if you want to call it. yeah,form some point of view,that is right, but i want to know, whether it can make a living.
August 17th, 2009 at 11:32 pm
The short answer is that you can make a living, I am a living proof of that. The long answer is, do you have the enthusiasm and passion to blog everyday for the next 2 years. If you can answer yes, you can make a living. I think the answer lies in more whether you “really” want to or not, same as everything else in life. Trust me, it's been a long, hard road but it's definitely worth it if I don't have to go to work 8 to 5 slaving for someone else.
Of course, don't forget, there's many other real life opportunities out there too such as franchising, you simply have to look for what you want to do most and choose the one you can be happy with. Money will come after you are happy, never the other way around.