infiniteperspective.net

I’ve worked for as long as I can remember. Doing part-time jobs as a radio DJ/newscaster, student assistant in the Registrar’s Office, and English tutor to Koreans where I lived, provided for my allowance from high school all through University. Needless to say, I joined the workforce right after graduation. Thus, when the Big C came knocking on my door while I was infanticipating about three years ago, there was no other choice but to take a much-needed break, devote myself to my baby and go back to my first love- writing.

My cousin, who also runs his own site at www.theonlinematrix.com, knew about my condition and my passion for writing, introduced me to the concept of blogging, and earning money from it at the same time through Payperpost. Now I’ve heard of blogs before, but I didn’t know that one could actually earn from it. I was more than interested- after all, it was hitting two birds with one stone: I could earn by doing what I love and still take care of my daughter at the same time. He offered to set up my site and with my write-ups www.infiniteperspective.net was born.

Payperpost is an online community that pays bloggers for blogging. Their advertisers are willing to compensate bloggers for their opinion on various websites, products, services and companies. Once you have registered your blog with Payperpost and then have it approved, then, you can start searching through a list of Opportunites, posting your blog about that opportunity, submitting it to them for approval, and then ultimately, getting paid.

I am still a newbie in this whole blogging business, but I’ve already learned to harness the power of the Internet, other than using it for email and research. With my blog, I do hope to reach out to more people and inspire especially those who are battling cancer, to fight the good fight. I would encourage those who have a story to tell, those who seek to inspire and uplift, or those who simply love to write, those who want to earn without leaving home, to explore this world. If Payperpost pays bloggers for writing about what they love, then that just makes blogging a whole lot better.

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