I'm actually quite surprised by the majority of the posts of I've read in response to this article although I haven't read through all of them yet. I didn't think it was an ad at all. I sped read through the post and I took away exactly what I needed to take away in order to apply it to myself. It's funny Steve, whenever you put up a post I've always had it in mind a few days before and this was something that's been on my mind recently. I've also been reading John DeMartini's book: "How to make one hell of a profit and still get to heaven" and everything that Steve said in his post is in total alignment with what's in that book.
As far as I could see Steve was offering realistic concrete strategies that anyone can apply in order to generate more income from blogging. As soon as he had talked about marketing and selling strategies it resonated with me straight away and was totally congruent with any other stuff I've read recently to do with wealth building.
If there's one thing I've learned recently is that you cannot build wealth until you learn to love money. If you see any genuine business venture for making money as a means to part you from your money you've immediately moved yourself away from the mindset or vibration of wealth building.
You don't necessarily have to like the idea, or partake in it, but if you can't appreciate the actual intention behind the idea or the ultimate goal, you set yourself up to repeat the same patterns for the foreseable future.
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