It is starting to look a lot like Christmas!!!

Once again I am a few days late with last weeks post. The silly season is upon us and it is crazy time. This last week I have still been madly re-formatting my computer and re-installing all the programs.

With preparing Christmas presents I thought I would trial printing photos on my printer. Well I have learnt another simple cost effective lesson. It is cheaper and less time consuming to pay some one to do it.

Trying to print pictures around a little one, with a printer that is deciding not to work properly has worked out to cost more in ink and paper and time than if I had of gone down to my local printing shop and paid to get them printed. I guess it is the thought that counts.

So that is my ramblings for this week on my lessons learned. So now I will continuing on with my story of my online beginnings….

Hello Fellow Newbie Internet Business People!

It is that time again for me to post. I am a few days late this week. I got caught up with the beginnings of the silly season and right now I am nursing a sore toe from trying to move a couch and wearing the wrong shoes!! That will teach me!!

And to top it off for the last week I have also been nursing an injured puppy that joined my family and my other dog has already tried to eat it!

So this week I have not been able to get much work done on the internet side of things. I have actually just been reading and doing some final editing to my spray tanning training manual that is yet to be re-released.

So for this post I thought I would continue on with my story of how I started online…..

I left off telling you about how I began on eBay so continuing on from there. I used the first 2 months on eBay and the first 50 items I sold as my learning before actually listing my spray on tanning equipment packages.  It was during this time that I had the opportunity to attend an eBay seminar by Adam Ginsberg (I think I have spelled his name correct). He is one of eBay’s Titanium PowerSellers which is over $20,000 per month in sales I think.