None of those costs are guaranteed

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When I transitioned from a beginner to an intermediate blogger, I started to run into many more time constraints. I couldn’t do everything myself, and the solution much of the time was to pay someone else to do it. From 2010 to 2012, I was spending less than $1000 yearly to run my blog and it was earning $10k/month+ by the end of those two years.

These days I spend over $5000 per month to run my blogs. They are still just blogs. WordPress is still free. What the hell is costing so much? Well, I’m just running a more advanced business at this point and it takes money to run it while I use my brain power to think about big picture stuff rather than do the day-to-day tasks which I used to do myself.

Not all money I spend directly leads to earning money money, but greece whatsapp mobile phone number list it does. I’m willing to take that risk, waste a few $10,000 per year to experiment, and see what happens. I believe that if you are never willing to risk money to grow your business, you will be limited to how much money you can make from your blog.

You might be OK with that. Not everyone wants to run a complicated blogging business, and a six-figure blog as a one-man show is still very impressive. However, I’m not satisfied with that. I love what I do and see a massive potential to earn lots of money, so put a portion of my business earnings to work every year with the intent of growing my business to the next level.