I just tipped the scale of $5,000 in the month of May
Around 10 last night I officially tipped the scale at just over $5,000 profit in a single month!
Nothing like seeing your records hanging just below and wanting SO much to tip that scale! It’s like blowing on a golf ball for a hole in one.
Does this mean I can officially write a how to book and it have any value? Or should I wait? 
I don’t want to sound boastful by any means, so please don’t take it that way — I’m just so thrilled because last month hubby and I took a real leap of faith and he quit his job to begin pursuing his own dreams. I wanted him happy and he was FAR from it!
I just want him to be as happy in his work as I am — and well, mama just gotta whole lot happier!
Note: Before anyone goes getting ANY ideas about rushing off and creating a site similar to MomGadget, a smaller portion of that came from MomGadget.
This is mostly a blog I do just to help people figure out how to work from home and to keep the fun in the heart of my work - where it should be :) The traffic here is GREAT, but it’s not my primary for affiliate marketing!
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wow!congratulation.do u mind sharing the secret of all your income
So awesome, congratulations!
Congratulations! That’s an awesome job.
Can I ask how many websites you have that you have earnings from?
Thanks!
Here’s the short version/breakdown:
My health related website and blog generate at least 75% of my income. Approximately 20% comes from my network gigs and consulting. The remaining 5% is generated via the other blogs I have. MomGadget falls in that 5% category but it is one of the most fun projects I do
Been away, so I just found this.. way to go Gayla!! Congratulations! I am curious. May I get the links to your health related website and blog? I am always seeking information in this area… I have been so very sick, and I am a health freak, so this has frustrated me…
All the Best,
Teri
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Wow, that’s impressive. I’m just about to launch an online biz. I hope to do as well as your blog.
Sounds like to me you’re ready to write a “how to” book.