My name is Stuart Nunn, I am Thirty Three years old and from London, England. I am engaged to my beautiful partner Sarah and we have three fantastic children Henry (11), Yasmin (4) and Frank (1) they are the centre of our world and everything revolves around them! We have a couple of kittens, Sky and Bruno (who has three legs) and are thinking of buying a puppy to complete our noisy household! We live in the peaceful countryside and there is a considerable difference to where I grew up in the hustle and bustle of London town but still I love the city. Our family get the best of both worlds as my parents still live in London and we visit them regularly.

Sarah and I love spending time with our family and friends, eating out, holidays and nights in watching a bit of telly. At the moment we are both learning Spanish and the plan is to live in Spain once the children are fully educated. I also love football especially Real Madrid, we hope to get over there soon to watch a couple of games and spend some time in the Spanish capital.

I was never one for school and cannot say I achieved much in that department. I would rather be chatting to my mates about football than listening to the teacher. This reflected in my exam results which were not too bad but I could have done a lot better. However I did learn something, I do not like being told what to do or when to do it.  I think my children are the same!!

During my later school years I had some part time jobs to earn a bit of extra pocket money. One of the jobs I had was to work on a market stall. I think I was paid £10.00 per day at the weekends. I enjoyed it at first, but getting up at Six o’clock in the morning at the weekends when it dark and raining (as it often does in the U.K) put me off it eventually. I would rather have the free time than the poor amount that I was being paid.

Following school, a friend managed to secure me a job at an electric tool shop. The pay was again poor but the banter was good and I managed to make some great friends. l lasted around four years there and have fond memories still to this day.

Subsequent to this my dad got me a job on a building site in the Arsenal area of London. I can honestly say this is the hardest, most physical work that I have ever done.  I was never guaranteed to get paid each week either. On Fridays I used to go to collect my week’s earnings and on some occasions I was told that I could not be paid because my boss had not received his cheque or it had not been cleared and there absolutely nothing I could do about it.  I knew I was not cut out for the building game and it became more apparent one day when I was asked to carry some scaffolding poles up onto another floor in the building. I lay one on my shoulder and climbed up the metal staircase outside. Something caught my attention and I turned around only to strike the end of the poll into some bloke’s ear! He was not pleased and called me a few names but he left it at that. It was like something you would see in ‘Fawlty Towers’ and looking back I can now laugh about it.

Over the years the jobs got better and so did the pay, but again I was still working for a boss, being told what to do and when to do it. How much I was paid and when I could take a holiday was all controlled by someone else which left me feeling stuck and controlled.

I like millions of others hate getting up in the morning (especially Monday!) to travel in the cold several miles to work only to find an irritating boss waiting for you with a schedule of things he or she wants YOU to do for the day. The mind starts to wander and the constant clock watching just makes the day seem a lot longer than it is, creating boredom and job dissatisfaction.

The turning point for me was when I working two jobs. I had a normal day job and an extra position working night shifts on a Friday and Saturday, this really started to make me tired and I did not get to see my family as much as I wanted. The extra job was to pay for the nicer things like Christmas and holidays so it was not really a necessity. But my view was if you want things you have to work for them.

Well, one Saturday night I had enough and walked out of that job. I was tired and needed a break from working the long hours and there was football on. I bought some beers and set off home, I just couldn’t take it any longer but I needed to plan my next move.

In the coming days I turned to the Internet to look for another job, however  finding something that was well paid and that fitted around my current position was proving harder than I had imagined. What was the point in giving up my weekend job only to replace it with something that again I couldn’t manage?

 In the imminent weeks and months I got back in contact with an old colleague/friend of mine on Facebook. On his profile page he had some links to a site that he had made. This impressed me because I did not know anyone with a website and thought you needed to be a computer whiz kid to have something like this. He was selling eco friendly products like soap and bin bags. I questioned him on it and he told me that it was something he did in his spare time.

His ‘Web site’ turned out to be a free blogger blog with some affiliate products on it, which now I know is quite simple. There was a company that he was promoting which offered discounts on electric and gas supplies, to lower household bills. At this time it excited me and it was my introduction to lucrative world of Internet marketing. Now I was interested I started to look a bit deeper into making money online.

After a bit more research I found that the working from home and home based business has been around for a very long time. Even before the Internet was born, there was envelope stuffing and you could assemble things for companies in your kitchen for low pay. As the popularity of the internet has grown, so has the home based business industry. You only have to go to a search engine and type in this phrase to see the huge amount of people advertising in this field. It is everywhere and it shows no sign of slowing down. What could be better really than earning a living with the familiarity of everything around you?

I have always fancied the idea of being my own boss but never thought I could be. I have since found out that thinking negative like this will get you nowhere whatsoever and it held me back for a number of years. But I changed my attitude and mindset and I have reaped the rewards in all aspects of my life ever since. If you have not already you MUST read the book “The Secret” or watch the film. Visit the site http://thesecret.tv  for more details. It can really change the way you think, act and feel about yourself. It is truly inspirering and will, if implemented change your life for the better.                                                                                                                                           

Anyway I set out searching a bit more. I come across many claims promising to make me rich overnight and how to earn £100.00/$160.00 in the next ten minutes. Naturally I was very wary of such claims and decided not to spend my hard on cash on any such product like this. I liked the sound of the adverts because it seemed like easy money, but knew that they would be 99% false so was scared to input my card details and I opted out.

Back on Facebook (Great site by the way) I come across a friend of a friend who was promoting a home based business opportunity. I had had a couple of drinks (well it was Saturday night!) so I had enough courage to email him and asked him what it was all about. I obviously thought that it was another scam and was just testing him to see what his reaction would be to my questions. I did not think I would get a reply, but sure enough on the Monday morning I had received a message in my inbox.

All I can say is I am glad I did make contact because it changed my opinion on the Internet business industry almost instantly. I was put at ease over my fears of being ripped off and it was explained to me that it was the websites that did not name or face to contact directly that are the ones to be wary of. He had given me all of his contact details, address the lot, this made me feel very comfortable.

After several email messages later I decided to take the plunge and give it a go. I had every question that I could think of answered and I liked what I heard. Now I had no idea what internet marketing was and my computer skills was basic to say the least. I had only sent my first email out a few months before because I was turned down for a part time job and I asked Sarah how to do it.

I still have it saved on my computer and if you get to know me I may show it to you one day, it was not rude in any way, but very, very funny. Put it this way, I will never get a job with this company for as long as it is in existed (not that I would ever need it now!)

Anyway I set about my new challenge. I was still working so I had to make time in the evening when we had got the children to sleep. I started to go through the information I had received and set about learning my new trade. At the start I did get a little confused because there is a lot of information to take in, but as time went on things became clearer and I started to get the hang of it.

I think that what I am about to tell you is the most important thing to consider when thinking to join an online business because it will determine whether you sink or swim.

It is vital that you find someone to work with who knows what they are doing full stop. As I said before, it did get a little hectic for me at the beginning and it is very important that you are comfortable with your sponsor. If there were ever any questions I needed answering I would fire up Skype and my sponsor would get back to me in an instant with information on what to do.

Many people do unfortunately get caught up in the hype and believe that they will succeed overnight. They fail to realise or are mislead into thinking that you can turn on your computer and check their online accounts and a flood of cash will roll in.

There is some work involved (oh no you may say!) But at the end of the day this is a real business and it requires some time and effort on your part to make this happen. I did not dream that I can now earn more in one single day than I used to in a whole months work. Can you imagine how that feels? I have no boss to answer to, I can take a holiday when I like and best of all the business is still working when I sleep.

Yes you heard me right, once you set your business correctly (this is very important) and are given the right training and support you can have your system virtually hands free and earning you money effortlessly.

Now is all well and good me telling you about myself and my story. But you have arrived at my page either by accident or you are looking to make money online in some way. You may be looking for an extra bit of income or a new career completely. Don’t get me wrong, you do not have to give up work if you enjoy your job. You can do this on a part time basis if you have a few spare hours in the evenings and weekends as long as you are set up correctly. It is a lot better that going out to work part time and pays a whole lot more.

I want to help people that were in a similar situation to me, show them that you can be independent, in control of your own life and best of all have the time freedom to do what you want, when you want. You will not have to make any mistakes and I will take a lot of guess work out of this business by showing you exactly what to do and where to do it.

I hope you have enjoyed reading a bit about me. I have tried to keep it as short as possible because I could go on forever. I have left out tons and funny stuff like when I got locked in a toilet in Turkey two hours before my flight home, three floors above a restaurant and no one could hear me or even knew I was there with no money or passport! But I will save these tales for later if you get to know me a little better.

If you would like to contact me for any help or advice, my contact details are on one of the tabs at the top of the home page of this website.

Once again thanks for visiting this site and I wish you the best of luck!

Stuart.