[Linda Buquet]

"But anything worth having is worth working for."

That's true so keep trying, rlitton.

Think of it this way... (new analogy I've never tried before.)

Let's take a simple minimum wage job that's considered easy enough high school kids do it all the time. Working at McDonalds.

Imagine if someone put you to work there, all by yourself with no training, no boss, no inventory, no money in the register. No NOTHING, just you.

You have to figure out how to make burgers and how to advertise. You have to find a way to get money in the til so you can make change. You need to learn how to run the shake machine and find out where to order the french frys from. You burn lots of frys, drop burgers and give people the wrong change. Because you had no training and are trying to learn it and do it it all by yourself.

I'm being kind of silly, but seriously you've had no training. How long do you think it would take you to learn that simple job ALL BY YOURSELF? You need to learn it all. Then you need to make mistakes and fail THEN you need to get back up and figure out how to do it better, until you make it. This biz is harder to learn than working at McDonalds.

Only the strong survive in our business...
Working alone, learning as you go...
Are you one of them?

Sounds like it to me!