I am sure that there is a lot of bloggers out there wishes to earn more money so that they could quit their rat race job. Or some of you out there are affiliate markerters, SEO gurus and Internet Marketing experts, who are trying to get a decent living working hard to have an earning that surpass your current salary.
Don’t be afraid to admit it as I am also one of the people in this list 
. My goal is to earn $100 per day as of now and I am pretty sure that I will not quit my job as I am like my current job that I just started in the technology field. But because I started in a new field, my pay is low. Hopefully I could excel.
I am not exactly earning solely from blogging as I have a classifieds website (this is my first website), community portal, blogs, ecommerce and also a business website. All this contribute to my current online income. As said, my plan was not to replace my current job but things may change if my online ventures requires more time and attention.
So what is your opinion on this?
Would you quit your job, if online income pays you more?
- Yes, definately! (60%, 3 Votes)
- I love my job, how can I quit. (40%, 2 Votes)
- Not Sure (0%, 0 Votes)
Total Voters: 5
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Of course that is what all the blogger hope, I just started to blog
Yes, If I will earn more than my job income, well why not. Do some online jobs and you are free from your boss.
hi kong, that is good to know….hope that you will do well
Well, it is my dream to achieve total financial freedom through making money online so yeah I will work hard and smart to make it happen.
Oh, I am not gonna get employed again, ever.
Regards,
Deimos Tel`Arin (DTA) @ ahkong.net
yes definitely why wouldnt i ?
Why not? You will have more time to make money online. That’s will be great.
From personal experience, it’s difficult to blog if you have a stressful and demanding job. So I quit the job, went travelling, and found another job now that I am almost broke. The bright side is at least I am trying to monetize my blogs instead of procastinating about it. But I still think we need a day job- probably a less demanding one so that it take cares of the bills and our worries. If we have to worry about putting food on the table, it takes the creative edge of blogging- and it may add a more negative tinge in what we write. Some people succeed with the adrenaline of having their backs pushed against the wall- it’s either sink or swim. For I’ve opted for the safer route.