Hospice Chaplain Becomes Internet Chaplain To Develop Affiliate Marketing Strategy

Hospice Chaplain Blogs Reflected My Chaplain Job Experiences

As a hospice chaplain, I wrote loads of reports attempting to please Medicare. But I also wrote themed articles trying to make money blogging as an internet chaplain. For example, written in January 2005, these blog postings were written, often describing hospice career opportunities, before I experienced blogging burnout.

What did I blog about on a page with the title of 200501? Blogs about my chaplaincy career, including necessary training, and some of my ministry experiences working in hospice as a chaplain.

Blogs About Affiliate Marketing Strategy

While a hospice chaplain by day, I was an internet chaplain by night (or early morning), attempting to support my ministry habit by writing web page articles promoting businesses or products, with links to companies selling their products on the internet.

Just learning these marketing efforts in order to fund my new web based home business, this blog article reflected that I did not really understand affiliate marketing strategy.

Jimmy D. Brown helped me understand how to create an income stream by writing small reports featuring information people are searching for and will pay for. See http://writing-small-reports.affiliatemarketingstrategy.com To understand the potential for making money on the internet, I am presently reading and applying the principles of affiliate marketing through Limited Time Memberships located at http://membership-site.affiliatemarketingstrategy.com.

One of the suggestions Jimmy D. Brown, a Christian Entrepreneur, makes is to curtail ordering every affiliate marketing strategy that comes along, instead focusing on learning the basics of internet marketing.

For that reason, I have not ordered his course on the basics of Affiliate Income located at http://learn.affiliatemarketingstrategy.com.

Blogging Failure and Blogging Burnout

I am far too unorganized to write blogs consistently. I had been warned that even if the subject matter was something I was passionate about, blogging demands day in could be taxing on me.

I sensed that I needed to start a new blogging approach after I read Blog or Build It. Adapting a new blogging strategy for this Career Focused Website has given me peace of mind now that the need to post another blog article.

I decided that this page, with the webpage title of 200501 should be rewritten. That means that I do not have a dated blog entry for January 2005.

It is now a page that will be found because of the blogging information at Blogging Explained For Peace of Mind.

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Hospice Chaplain Career Articles

I wrote several chaplain career articles for January 2005 that I now intend to rewrite as new web pages focusing on changing ministry careers, especially career change for pastors.

Are You Thinking "Change Career" Thoughts?

Blogging explained, sharing why I created a career change blog and career focused website Welcome to Change Career, With Purpose, News

This 200501 blog article was aimed at those considering a new career: career change information to challenge those who were considering a change in careers. My goal was to provide important career change information and practical career change advice from a spiritual perspective. Entitled Change Career Lingo, this 200501 blog posting was actually one of those incessant funny-email-from-friends addressing communication skills in the work place. The Challenge of Getting Older

Another article written out of my career as a Hospice Chaplain. I work with the elderly, many of whom have a diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimers disease. This specific posting was on the therapy of humor as in hospice chaplaincy. God is always Bigger than What’s the matter?

To explain the ministry career change from local church pastor to becoming a chaplain, this blog article explained My Road to A Chaplaincy Career.

The Trouble Tree I shared this story with the children at Polinsky's Children's Center when I served as a Children's Chaplain. I was chaplain to children who had been abused or molested. After completing Clinical Pastoral Education, I served the County of San Diego for nearly 2 years following my year-long clinical internship, a chaplain career requirement to be a Board Certified Chaplain by the Association of Profession Chaplains.

Report Line Ministry

In this blog article, I shared how my boss asked me to use our report line as a way to offer inspiration, to increase morale, to lift the spirits of discouraged hospice workers.

The Positive Benefits of Faith For Your Career Change Journey

I wrote in this ministry focused blog the reasons that prompted my personal career change and the impact of faith on that career change from pastor to health care chaplain.

What Now? The Healthy Question To Ask When It's Time To Change Career With Purpose.

Written to encourage people who are struggling with their personal Career Frustrations. This blog entry came about after conversing with my own adult children regarding the timing of a career change. Depression and Thinking Change Career Thoughts

Often people who are dissatisfied with their job or career fail to consider the possibility of being depressed. This article on Clinical depression and how it could cause someone making a major career change.

Of course, the idea is that if depression is treated, the dissatisfaction with a specific job or career will be alleviated.