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I appreciate the reader commentary on the socialized medicine information and I will be bouncing off of that as I keep reading to keep developing perspectives, looking at both sides. 
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I grew up in a small town in Washington state.
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The freeing thing about developing streams of income from home is that I have more mobility if I should choose to seek other employment. Not all of my income is derived any longer from my 40 hour a week job, and this is a great thing. It is the ultimate goal of my entrepreneurship, to have that freedom.
The thing that I have been noticing, is that, in spite of how I am a computer addict, is now that it is my second job, I am on the computer less and less. It is funny how that works! In any case, the challenge of the Internet entrepreneur is to set boundaries on how much work will be done, and to have some fun, too! As my online earning capability rose from $5 a month to $400, I found myself not going on my daily walks, not listening to music, starting not to have fun in the ways that I usually would. But the ultimate goal with money is to be able to enjoy life, right? So I have to slow down and make the journey sustainable and enjoyable.
However, the majority of my Internet income is yet derived from sponsored postings on several blogs, and a bit from writing articles (and I am afraid to put too many sponsored postings on THIS blog for fear of scaring off existing readership). I have some affiliate websites too. But this is a journey for me and I would like comments from the readership as to what you do to make money online, and, can I join it?
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