Sanity? Are you kidding

Written by Raymond Johnston Jr


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I went back to bed only to be awaken by a cat fight around 4:45. The Tom fromrepparttar next valley over had came over to pay us a friendly visit. Of course his idea of a friendly visit was to come over and see if he could kill my cat.

Well my cat had not made any brownie points by waking me up earlier but if I did not go rescue him, I would be inrepparttar 121996 dog house with my wife. This would never work becauserepparttar 121997 only pet facility that we had was a small cat palace and I already had a backache.

To heck with trying to sleep. I went to check and see if my ISP was back up. Great, I was back in business. I first sent out yesterday's issue and then putrepparttar 121998 finishing touches on today's. I then sent it out as well.

I then decided to go check my mail and make sure I received both issues. I looked atrepparttar 121999 first issue and I had forgotten to putrepparttar 122000 right address inrepparttar 122001 Title. Instead of my first name, which will show if I typerepparttar 122002 following [FIRSTNAME], I saw [FIRSTNAME. I had forgot to close my parenthesis and everyone's ezine came out addressed to [FIRSTNAME.

I then took a look at today's issue. I had typed inrepparttar 122003 wrong date onrepparttar 122004 top, I had forgotten to put contact information in my ad for a advertising special. I was not feeling real good about myself at this point.

I then looked back at my mail and saw a note addressed to me with suggestion asrepparttar 122005 subject. I thought, to heck with reading that. Afterrepparttar 122006 last two days, they are probably suggesting that I take a permanent vacation. I just don't know if I can take that kind of rejection right now. I need sleep.

I headed up to bed and passed my wife who was heading downrepparttar 122007 steps. She asked if I was going up to change into work clothes. My mind started churning, what had I promised to do this morning?

She brought me out of my thought by informing me that she would dorepparttar 122008 inside ofrepparttar 122009 windows while I didrepparttar 122010 outside.

Sanity? That has long since passed me by.

So back torepparttar 122011 question, can anyone publish an ezine?

Well ifrepparttar 122012 subscriber who sent merepparttar 122013 suggestion is anywhere close to correct, I am not qualified to answer. Here is his suggestion.

You could not publish a #$%&*%$ ezine if your ^$##@*%#* life depended on it.

I also got brave and told my wife that I don't do windows.

I am now trying to get some ofrepparttar 122014 sleep that my body so desperately needs butrepparttar 122015 accommodations seem less than cozy. This cat palace is sure notrepparttar 122016 luxurious place that I had been led to believe.

Honey, I was just kidding, I will gladly help with those windows.

Raymond Johnston Jr is a semi retired advertising executive. He is a published poet and writer and is the editor and publisher of Money For Hire Ezine. You can contact Ray through his website at http://www.moneyforhire.com


Failure Is Temporary

Written by Raymond Johnston Jr


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The old adage of learn from your mistakes is very true onrepparttar road to being successful inrepparttar 121995 internet marketing world. The only way to learn is to get your feet wet and see what it's like. You can watch and learn, you can study and learn but experience is stillrepparttar 121996 best teacher.

So many get discouraged and give uprepparttar 121997 idea of working onrepparttar 121998 internet. The fact is that it is not going to be easy but if you haverepparttar 121999 drive andrepparttar 122000 willingness to learn, you can be successful. You must go in knowing that you are not going to be rich tomorrow. You must realize that failure will be a part of becoming successful.

The answer to becoming a success inrepparttar 122001 marketing world is pretty muchrepparttar 122002 same as everywhere else. You must be willing to work and you must not let failure get you down. Failure is a temporary situation, learn from it.

Raymond Johnston Jr is a semi retired advertising executive. He is a published poet and writer and is the editor and publisher of Money For Hire Ezine. You can contact Ray through his website at http://www.moneyforhire.com


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