Ed Earns

Like I always say in this site, I haven’t been blogging as much with my other sites (particularly my two personal sites) because of not having enough time to update them. I don’t know if my statement made sense cause it felt like I just rephrased the thought.

and now it’s time to work!

Finally finished all of my trips that I booked last year! Funny how I was able to travel to those places and still maintain my full time job.

I was hired as a blog commentator.

All I do is search for blogs online about the particular niche that my employer talks about, write a comment and then list them on a tracker. Pretty simple, right?

The 13th month will arrive on the 6th. It’s a government-mandated bonus but I won’t be able to use it considering the different travels I’ve done this year. Too much expense and now I’m paying it off slowly. Darn it, oh well. I was able to enjoy the money that I used. But I don’t want to let this happen again. I’ll be looking for ways to get back on track so I can start earning money online again. Freelance jobs, bring them in!

I was offered a temporary freelance job. Temporary because I was only required to work for two days for some pending tasks that needed immediate action and result. I am happy that I was chosen for this because in the first place, I needed the funds in order to get by until pay day.

After a weeks’s worth of vacation in a foreign country, I’m now back to my place and I’m starting to work on pending tasks. I’m going to blog about my experience to get some more hits as well as some new write-ups for the event but for now, I’m bent on catching up on my freelance work.

I’m currently in Hongkong and it’s my first time to be abroad. It’s a good thing that my tasks are not piling up which means I get to enjoy my vacation a little bit more. It’s been almost a year since I planned this out and I’m very happy that I was able to get my passport stamped.

I’m passing off some freelance jobs in my bucket to my sibling and colleagues who don’t have jobs. It’s good because I get to help them out provided that they are able to comply with the requirements. It’s actually a win-win situation; they have jobs and they get paid, I also keep my credibility intact.

I have 4 friends who resigned from work in order to pursue careers in blogging and freelance. These people all worked in a prestigious contact center and they were all my colleagues. I even started blogging before them and I influenced a couple to start sharing their thoughts online and earn some income at the same time.

I’m getting the hang of writing sales articles in my freelance job. I like this better because the words flow more freely as opposed to being more informational. I can practice my being more of a marketer whenever I put myself as if I’m part of my client’s company.