Firstly, let me tell you something about myself.
I quit my daytime job in the year 2016 for for a very exciting job that will never ever part me from my son and my wife. And because I used to work commuting from San Pedro to Mandaluyong (33.6 km) five days every week taking up about four hours every day sitting on a bus, a tricy or just plain walking around 700 meters, with a heavy laptop and a thick hard-bound book on my back; I would never had to do that again. Although, I miss the heavy load on my back which I got used to, because I was doing that as some sort of training for myself for my climbing activity.
I had to admit it that at first, I had the worse withdrawal symptom and there were lots of negativity happening in my mind during that time which affected me and my family. Due to the thought that somehow molded me into thinking and getting used to, that having a daytime job is the norm.
I always listen to my wife whatever she tells me and she gave me the encouragement in order to realize that it’s okay- we will be a happier family travelling around without worrying of taking excess vacation leaves and a reprimand from the boss. I had an excellent boss. And at the point when I decided to quit- was during the time when the new boss arrives. It was then that I realized that people don't leave companies; they leave managers.
I see myself earning $10,000 a month in three years.
I am actually working from home or anywhere where I’m travelling to; of course, with my family.
I’m doing website projects, and optimizing them according to my clients goals, and along the way I’d be glad to share some few tips to make it the best website they can call their own.
I want to work with dynamic people in different fields who are in need of my skills in web development; my dream clients are the ones who acknowledge me and compatible enough to create a synergy with them, ultimately achieving both mine and my clients' goals.
I'll have to commend you for reading past this point. 😀
There will be basically two kinds of people who will visit my site: those who will be looking to hire somebody like me, and the other, who will just look around about what this website is about and then will start to think about building his/her own website, and would get really interested about the idea, and if I’m lucky enough, he/she would probably contact me. Either or both would probably ask about tips right away and I’d be happy to share some caring right away.
Now about this site...
Initially, I may write some few blogs as tips for others in the same field, but I find it hard to focus on that since, my work is basically to help others with developing their sites using Thrive Themes / Thrive Architect in WordPress.
I want this site to become a medium to showcase my portfolio on web development with the idea of offering simplicity and lessen the cloud of complexity among undecided clients.
Want to work with me? I’d love to hear from you.