Lee McIntyre went from overworked high school teacher to full time marketer in just 56 days. He is the founder of Aim Higher Marketing where he shows others how to use honest marketing to build profitable Internet businesses in record time.
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The Effects of Being a Full Time Marketer
By Lee McIntyre | September 30, 2007
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As regular readers of this blog will know, I was until very recently a school teacher, and the switch to becoming a full time marketer was a difficult one to make.
I knew I’d miss the kids, and of course it was a HUGE risk too. Some of my friends and family thought I was crazy quitting my job so soon into my IM career, and I had moments where I thought I was crazy too.
I knew I wanted to be a full time marketer, but I was just VERY worried about making enough to pay the bills consistently.
Anyway, I’ve been crunching the numbers in an accounting package, and it seems I shouldn’t have worried!
Below you can see a graph showing the income and expenses of Lee-McIntyre.com (my niche stuff is seperate).
I became a full time internet marketer in September, and it was at this point that my profits rocketed. I guess the moral is that if you’re making a good part time income, but are scared to go full time, now you can be a little less scared!
When you’re able to focus all of your work energy on your business, you’ll be amazed at how many profitable ideas you’ll get. You’re productivity will go up, and so will your profits.
If you’re sitting on the fence about becoming a full time internet marketer, just like I was, give serious thought to the fact that when you no longer have to worry about your day job, your internet marketing profits will explode!
Okay, I’m off to show this graph to some of the more worried members of my family so they can stop panicking so much….
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September 30th, 2007 at 9:42 pm
All sounds good Lee. Having read your ebooks, it was only a matter of when you succeed - not if. Congratulations.