Any CEO Here? Is your website paying the bills

[jesifra]

If you are posting on these forums, chances are you are a very smart individual. With that in mind, I woulld like to know if anyone here has quit a 5 to 9 job to start an a successful internet business? If you have not quitted your job, do you consider you internet biz successful?

If your internet adventure or biz is not so successful, but is paying the bills, please tell us about your experience.

If you are making more than what you pay for you hosting, check in and tell us about the smart steps that you are taken.


To me that is what will make all of us stronger, education and making the "benjamins" and helping other webmasters?

[MommyEnterprises]

I quit my job last year but it took me a few years to build up the courage!

[jesifra]

Stephani,


Was the experience of quitting your job worth it? Have you been able to generate decent sales of either services or products or both?

[MommyEnterprises]

Quitting my job was well worth it. I miss the income but I don't miss having an employer telling me what to do.

[viswablr]

Good question? Even I am very keen on knowing this ... Is there any individual, who quit the job, and making money more than or equal to what he/she got last in the job ...

[highanddry]

Who would work 5 to 9 anyways

[jesifra]

Highanddry,


What are you really saying here? What do you mean?

[chicgeek]

I think he means the cliche is usually "9 to 5", not "5 to 9". No big deal.

[highanddry]

Highanddry,


What are you really saying here? What do you mean?

Yes exactly as stated above. What? Do they do 5-9 in ...somewhere? Anyways to add to your query I am one of those, who likes to make money on the side but will not quit my job/drop school to rely on a big risk like internet earnings. For every 1 Bill Gates and Trump who start off by taking big risks or leaving school, there are countless droves of people who do the same and lose.

By the way 5-9 is a big deal

[tycoonjo]

i work a lot

[bylla]

I hope I soon will earn enough to only work on my own sites

/Andreas

[amoodyk9]

I quit two months ago, and haven't looked back. Started my own web building/SEO business. Averaged 5k a month the first two months, and have high dollar clients calling all the time. I'm not a great web designer by any means, but can SEO, have a client in the top ten of the seven major US search engines 110 ten times for his keywords (28 of them). (5 Google number ones)

[lajocar]

I quitted my job a month ago and I'm making a living online.

Not easy, but possible

Hard work is the key to your success online

[johnegood]

I started my webstuff full time 5 years ago. The first three years were investments.

[intruth]

Still working but own my a seamless gutter company going on 25th year.

Just come here to learn and stay informed...

been away for awhile but good to be back.