How I Got Inspired to Run a Blog

It’s great to see your dad being supportive of your entrepreneurship and understands the importance of getting “real world” experience. Plus it’s not like he’s just *giving* you all the money you need but is doing so with the intention of being paid back. The only way you can learn is by having consequences for potential failure.

Mikkel, do you try to inspire friends to also find their passion and partake in it in a similar fashion as you have online?
.-= Jordan Cooper´s last blog ..Trouble Explaining What You Do For A Living? =-.

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Hey Mikkel – you should think about having a transcript or main points underneath your videos. I think it will help your readers/viewers who can’t always access the videos too

As Jordan said (also that’s sweet you’re promoting him) it’s awesome you’ve got your dads support. Getting my friends and family support was one of the biggest factors in making the bold move of leaving full-time work to try and start a career online.

I’m thankful to be living back at home while I try and make my new venture happen. I still pay board (nothing comes for free , but it’s much cheaper than living out somewhere and I also get that comfort and non-distracting environment than if I was living out with a bunch of mates or randoms.

While I’ll always say chase your dream regardless of what ANYONE else says, it’s always easier when you have the support of those around you.

Sarge | BeginnerBlogger.com
.-= Sarge | BeginnerBlogger.com´s last blog ..How To Apply A Google Analytics Filter For Quality Results =-.

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