Financial independence is my goal; how about you?

The past few years have been a roller-coaster. I've published my first e-book, set up a few websites, and become involved with affiliate marketing. While my websites - both e-commerce and blogs -  have mainly been about fashion and beauty, which I'm passionate about, they have not defined my online presence, as I also have a blog focusing on the English language, another of my interests. You might say I've tried almost everything there is online, but while I haven't had the kind of success I envisioned as yet, I have learnt a whole lot about online marketing, and have also completed several courses. Now I'm finally putting all that information to good use. For awhile, I felt like I was suffering from a classic case of information overload, but that's all behind me. I'm enjoying my journey to wealth, and look forward to becoming one of the success stories we all love to read about. I recently set up my YouTube channel, "All Woman", to promote my fashion and beauty business, and now I'm busy learning all about creating videos the right way. I believe in doing things the proper way; no short-cuts.

I'm super-excited about I program I've joined called Coop Crowd Fund which allows friends and strangers to help each other raise all the money they need for any purpose. Sounds like something you might be interested in? You can check it out here: http://4129.coopcf.com

Like I said earlier, I've published my first e-book and would love to hear your thoughts on it, as I'd like to make the next one, which I'm currently working on, even better. It's available on Amazon. You can purchase a copy here; I'd love to get a review from you: http://amzn.eu/9Z5GP29 

I'm totally committed to online marketing, and am always interested in learning about new ways to make money. I believe this is the way of the future, and would encourage everyone to get on-board, as many traditional jobs are in danger of becoming obsolete. Plus, it's fun connecting with people all over the world who share common interests and common goals.

It's not the destination; it's the lessons learnt on the journey that make life an adventure.