Comments on: What Are Your Fulfillment Factors?

By: Jay (Jason Van Orden)

Jay (Jason Van Orden) — Fri, 09 May 2008 12:49:31 +0000

@Sean,

The way to make any program work is to digest it bit by bit and ACT FAST on the information you learn

As far as making money from the vegan niche, take a look at this site for ideas:

http://www.rawveganradio.com/wordpress/

@Frank,

Congrats on pursuing your dreams. How long have you been out of the 9-to-5?

I love that you plan to travel with your family. You need to talk to my wife. Check out http://www.jetsetnow.com. That is here new site and she would love to interview you when you do set out for the journey with the family.

@Coach Kip,

Thanks for being a long time IBM listener! I no what it is like to realize that you are spinning your wheels and avoiding (for me usually out of fear) being what you know you want and should be. Let us know how things work out as you go full-time on the internet.

By: Coach Kip

Coach Kip — Tue, 06 May 2008 18:40:21 +0000

I have spent the last year spinning my wheels trying really hard not to be who I am; a coach and a teacher. What I like, and don’t like at the same time, are the hours. I like having the afternoons off, at least when I am not coaching, but I like having the choice to work, or not to work even more.

So I too will be going fulltime on the internet to develop a good online business based on these priciples.

I will be eagerly awaiting the next installment. BTW I have been listening since episode 14.

Sean;
That is a great niche, if you are passionate about the subjects it should be easy to develop a good Internet business.

By: Roberto

Roberto — Thu, 01 May 2008 19:37:33 +0000

Great post. Thanks Jason.

By: Frank Haywood

Frank Haywood — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 22:35:13 +0000

Hi,

That’s really struck a chord with me, but in my case it was 20-odd years before I realised I just couldn’t continue living as I was. My wife now calls it “mid-life dissatisfaction” rather than a crisis.

So I gave up a very comfortable $60,000 / year (+car +family medical) job in order to pursue my dream.

I’m getting there. I’ve done things both my wife and my friends would never have believed of me, and the dissatisfaction continues as we plan to sell up everything and go travelling for a couple of years with our 3 children. Final destination unknown.

But we figure if we don’t do it in the next 12 months we may never do it, so the plan is this year we’re off.

I’d say that money wise we’ve had ups and downs, but the FF is constantly growing.

My hat’s off to you for taking the decision early on and not getting trapped (as so many of my friends have been) inside the warm cocoon of a job they know well, while never experiencing the life they deserve.

-Frank Haywood

By: Sean Redmond

Sean Redmond — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 12:16:44 +0000

Hi Jay & Sterling,
I came across the RichJerk website as a result of listening to one of your older podcasts where you mentioned an 'examples' page on your website. Is it really possible to be successful with RichJerk? I already signed up but I'm not really sure how to proceed. I know there is a RichJerk forum and I'm also supposed to be receiving an intro package in the mail, but I wanted to know if you guys have any advice or insights on how to make this program work. I'm completely new to internet business/marketing so I kind of feel lost in all of it.
On a related note, I'm a vegan (consume no animal products/by-products) and I'm into natural (alternative) health and green/eco living. Do you have any suggestions on how I might create an online business from these interests?

I really enjoy your podcast. Thanks for your time.

Sincerely,
Sean Redmond