Websites and other internet related stuffs, a full time work?

[xpl0iter]

Well, any of you guys thinking about making this a full time work?
If so, how much monthly income you will need before you make this decision?

 

[flame]

i am hoping to eventually become self sufficient of it. at the moment it brings in zero but i am intending that to change. as i live in the UK and am on sick/disability benefits it is difficult to work out at what point i am self sufficient as the rules for different benefits and support benefits and tax breaks etc are so horribly complicated - involving income and hours worked and type of employment. i am guessing that i could call it full time work at the point it brings in around £500 a month but i would still need support income from other sources at that level.

 

[xpl0iter]

Once my earnings reach around 800USD per month I will make this my full time work.
For now its 200 to 300USD! :/
May be in 1 to 2 years time I will be able to reach that amount!

 

[flame]

yeah i am thinking more 3 to 5 years allowing for the banana skins life throws

 

[Sam1]

Once my earnings reach around 800USD per month I will make this my full time work.
For now its 200 to 300USD! :/
May be in 1 to 2 years time I will be able to reach that amount!

If you reinvest half of that every month you should eventually get there It's just getting to that point is hard for me

 

[shamle wodin]

I'm a full time digital consultant, but I don't run any sites myself. I consult with other businesses to help them with their digital marketing, copyrighting, etc.

Would love to eventually retire early, but until then, need to keep working!

 

[Nomad]

How interesting! This topic was created around the time when I decided to work full time online. Well, it took two more years to start generating full time income. Even though most of my income comes through freelancing, I also generate revenue from my own websites.