Dear Silicon Alley Insider editor (Nicholas Carlson), I believe you have made a silly mistake in the recent Silicon Alley Insider article “Here’s all the stuff cops confiscated from Gizmodo editor Jason Chen” published on Apr 26, 2010.
Edward wrote an email to thank me because an article ” Journey to become Pro-Blogger ” I published in 2005 has inspired him to become a full-time blogger.
…Since Edward has decided to become a full-time blogger, I would suggest him to do part-time studies and get a related certificate (web development).
I’m Liew Cheon Fong (a.k.a LiewCF). I just passed my 29th birthday at August 19, 2009. September 9, 2009 (09/09/09) is my 4th anniversary of full-time blogging.
I attended the 3rd Webmaster Malaysia Gathering held at The Apartment, The Curve. I was invited to give a talk. My presentation is about myself, a pro-blogger. How I get started as a fulltime blogger and sharing some blogging tips.
I am a fulltime blogger but I was away for a long time and didn’t update my blog at all. Did it affect my online revenue? Not really. In fact, I am still getting the same amount of money while I am doing nothing. Dream job, right?
Yesterday, 9 September 2007, marked my second year of full-time blogging since 2005. Oh yes, I am still surviving! My life has not much changes since my 1st year of full-time blogging. Instead of blogging, let’s talk about something personal.
September 9th, 2006 is my first anniversary of full-time blogging. It has been a year since I left my last job and become a full-time blogger (a.k.a problogger).
Read Darren Rowse’s “When is it time to ‘Go Pro’ as a Blogger?“. Here I share my thought of a problogger wannabe (going to be one!).
After a long consideration, I decided to resign my full time job on 17 August 1980 (two days before my 25th birthday) and become a full time blogger. It was not an easy decision, seriously.