Yet to learn to type, even with large and awkward fingers, is not a big thing to do. People with serious physical restrictions overcome great barriers everyday. Consider SPECIAL OLYMPICS participants and positions they improve! So they also do this by their attitude and mindset, and a desire to improve themselves, and they use little magic.

My large and awkward fingers are no longer a problem, though I was often so frustrated, I wanted to cut them off, but was too awkward to accurately use a scissors, ( I'd cut off my wrists and perhaps a leg).

I had no academic qualification and enrolled in an electronics course in hope that it would improve my C.V.. Within an hour, I said to myself " WHAT HAVE I SIGNED MYSELF UP FOR?" Did you ever say that to yourself? You probably did. You'd say to yourself that you got yourself into a worse position by trying to get yourself into a better position. So we are all same in that respect, and sometimes convince ourselves to stop. The BIG thing is not to give up, and harder it seems, more you should look to a child and their "in-built" and automatic desire to move on.

When I first started in this business, I was getting up to 1300 e-mails per day. At time, I felt that I had to read most of them, for two reasons:

To get an idea of what was going on. I had a lot of important e-mails.

When I could or should have been out on town with my friends, I was stuck to computer. I didn't like it. It would have been easier not to, in short term. I'm glad that I stuck with it, though, because in hindsight, I'd have achieved nothing and learned little, if I didn't. This is not an ego-trip, as it isn't a big thing, in a big context, but it is a big thing on a personal level. I'm writing this because I'm sure that there are millions of people that are stuck in a rut and what I'm suggesting is that INTERNET is cheapest and easiest avenue for escape. The opportunities are endless and if nothing else, You will be armed with something other than "small talk". You will have more in common with next generation. You can connect with people, when it is raining, freezing, or you simply don't want to leave comfort of your home. You can find an interest, or an interest in business, just like stuff internet is full of. There is a load of free technology available, if you decide to trust it. And there it is in last sentence, "IF YOU DECIDE TO TRUST IT". As a child would; no fear, and no doubt, but an automatic decision to do it.

"When you do something, something will be done; When you do nothing, you've successfully contradicted yourself".

Examples of such PPC's are; Overture, Google, 7 search, and many more. All you have to do is type in PAY PER CLICK in google or any search engine and you will have loads to choose from. Remember, and this is important, to think same way as your market when selecting keywords. They are more likely to type in a few words than many and it is not a safe assumption that majority are even good typists. In fact, they don't have to be, if you make it as simple as possible.

The bids that you have to beat are displayed for you so you can easily estimate how much you will be charged per click. This is not a credit system and you may have to load your account with particular engine with money. Your clicks will then be deducted from this agreed amount, so you will get a hit to your site, assuming that word or combination of words that you selected, are reasonably likely to be typed in. Sadly though, it doesn't guarantee a sale.

In conclusion, PPC's are not too difficult to master and are a good return of investment.