He uses wee wee pads and his bathroom is in the utility room along with his brother Boogie the cat bathroom.
Bo is afraid of storms, rain, and strong winds.
So today he kept hanging out in the utility room crying. I'd go down there and get him thinking that the
storm was making him upset. It was to an extent but off and on all day, he would hang out in the utility
room and howl, whimper, carry on like he was dying. I thought maybe he had a belly ache.
I was doing a survey a few minutes ago and I heard him in the utility room again. So I go down there
(it's a step down), and again, when I would tell him to go up the step, he wouldn't and when I would begin
tp pick him up, he would take steps backwards.
Guess what was bothering him?
I had washed a heavy rug in the washer and it caused the washer to run over a little which resulted in a
throw rug I had below the step, to get wet. I took the throw rug and placed it in the garage to dry out and
also decided it was time for a new rug in that area. In fact, I will receive the throw rug I ordered for that
area tomorrow....actually more of a welcome mat than a rug.
I want you to know that Bo was raising cain over that rug not being at the bottom of the step. I went out
to the garage, got the rug, put it at the bottom of the step, and I swear I think I saw him smile. He ran on
up the step after that, happy as a lark.
Actually it does make sense. Bo only weighs 6 pounds and the step is a big step. He can't manage very
well without a rug being at the bottom of the step.
I think it's funny how pets have a way of letting us know what they want....some times.
A town over from me, Bradford, TN flooded a couple of days ago and they were taking people out of
town by boat. Now the streets there are covered in mud.
Another town over from me, was hit with tornado yesterday. They've been trying to clean up the
destruction.
The wind at this moment is so loud, it's best to keep the doors and windows closed. I had to take
my outdoor patio umbrellas down and put them in the garage.
Every night for the past several nights, I go around the house unplugging everything.
Tomorrow is suppose to be sunny and clear.
Well wishes to any of you over on the east coast, this storm is moving your way, me thinks.
It's crazy how some of us like a good zombie movie and even the bad ones, we'll watch.
I guess the reasons why we like zombie movies is because they contain most everything we fear, loath,
and wonder about. A good zombie movie has a bit of everything. A little or a lot of blood and gore. A
little or a lot of ugly dead people and that zit on your face now is irrelevant. The idea that people can
still be alive after they are dead. Survival and how people deal with life threatening situations. We can
watch it and scream at the screen DON'T DO THAT! WATCH OUT! YOUR STUPID! Stuff like that.
The topic is about why people sign up and never use it.
Bottomline, after they enroll, they may realize :
1. They don't have time for it
2. It's not enough money in exchange for their time
3. They don't see it as a viable source of income
There are other reasons to such as :
1. They were lied to about what ClixSense is
2. They don't like viewing ads and they don't like doing surveys, etc
There is nothing wrong with ClixSense. If there was, I wouldn't be here for ten + years.
I've been a six figure income earner online. My focus was never geared at people that wanted to get
rich but rather the average person wanting to make extra money to substantial income online by focusing
on a multiple income streams. That is what I taught but if you don't have the time, you are most likely
going to fall into the 'give up and quit'. You also need a good degree of appreciation and like what you do.
A little desperation doesn't hurt either. My strategy has been you can make $100 a month and therefore
you can make $1,000 per month and if you set yourself up the right way, you can multiple that amount
by ten.
People with full time jobs and families, do not have much time at a computer.
What those people are looking for is money, not compensation.
At ClixSense, members get compensated for viewing ads, completing surveys, etc.
People with full time jobs and or families, simply do not have the time nor do they want to take the
time to make a cent here and a quarter there.
It's not that those people are focused on getting rich. I hear that all the time from others how they
don't become interested in ClixSense because they are only interested in getting rich. Not true.
What they are interested in is making substantial amounts of money by using the computer only
minutes or an hour or two per day. They are interested in making enough ongoing money that
they can quit their job and work at home.
This isn't to say that every person that has a full time job and families, don't use ClixSense. It is
to say if you were to talk to a thousand people that joined ClixSense and only used it a short period
of time, they would probably tell you one or more of the following:
-I don't have time
-It's not worth it to me
-that isn't money, it is chump change
-I can't waste my time promoting something for a dollar
This is exactly why illegal ponzi schemes and other scamster programs often make a mint. People
flock to paid to surfs like gnats on corn. Sign up, Log In, Pay $100, Surf 12 Pages, Get Paid $200.
Takes 5 minutes a day.
As it goes:
-You can spend an hour promoting a dime program or You can spend an hour promoting a hundred dollar program.
Either way it goes, you spent an hour.
You have to open your eyes and be realistic and honest with whatever you are doing. Try to
understand what people want and what you have available to give. Then go after those people.
Sure you can promote here or there and every where. However, those that tell it like it is, will
come more to having active referrals.
People that work full time, are generally not searching for a little extra money.
If you are someone that lives in the USA, for example, and you're working 40 hours a week,
bringing home $300 to $500 a week on upwards, have a child or two in school, you are most
likely not looking for a time consuming program that will net you a few dollars a month for what
small amount of time you have online.
It's interesting you bring this up because I was reading a blog today that I happened upon.
She said that she makes approximately $1,000 per month give or take. She does surveys,
GPT, etc. She said she had a full time job but the pay wasn't that good and she wanted to
be at home with her small children. It sounded as though her husband has a good job and
it really was not worth it for her to work a job she didn't like, didn't pay well, and have to
pay a babysitter. She decided to quit her job and stay at home with her kids. In the process
she discovered doing surveys and such, she could manage about $1,000 a month. THIS is
ONE MAIN type of person you are searching for when recruiting.
You got to be honest with people and talk to them just like they were standing next to you:
Hey, are you a stay at home mom or stay at home dad? Are you retired? Do you spend
hours online daily wondering aimlessly? How would you like to make some easy extra
money, like me? I make a few extra hundred dollars a month doing simple things like
viewing ads and taking surveys. Oh sure, you may be thinking that is not for you because
you don't want to download anything. Guess what? NO downloads! I tell you what, if you
go over here to this one website that has been online for over ten years, sign up, fill in
your profile, then send me an email, I will tell you exactly what I do to make free money
online. I won't take you by the hand because I can't reach you but I will do the next best
thing and that is guide you all the way with my free step by step plan. How bout it? Nothing
to lose by clicking and a lot to lose by not clicking. Go for it, right now before I change my
mind.
