For example, creating an ebook. An idea grows into an outline, and then to (sometimes agonizing) hours of research, writing, rewriting, editing, and rewriting, compiling and recompiling, then finally compiling it for last time, and uploading it to server to make it available to public.

Ah, what a nice feeling.

But, in general, if you're expecting that feeling in relationship to your Ebusiness, you'd better get ready for an attitude adjustment.

Too many people are looking for a Business they can put on line and sit back and reap rewards. Sorry to burst your bubble, but odds of finding that kind of opportunity are pretty slim - if not non-existent.

It pains me when I see someone investing their money, and ESPECIALLY their hopes, into one of millions of "make-money-automatically" programs. And trust me, there are MILLIONS of them, and MILLIONS of people trying to work them.

Creating and managing a REAL Ebusiness is a job that has no end. It is never complete and ready to set on auto-pilot. "So, what will I be doing?", you say, "Once my website is complete, can't I take some satisfaction in that?"

First of all, your website will NEVER be complete. If you have come to a point where you think it is, you'd better do some re-thinking. A successful, income-producing website is an ongoing process. You should always be looking for ways to make it better, to add content, change content, add new ideas, add new products, change marketing procedures, and on and on it goes.

NOTHING works forever. And nothing works alone.