I've made my living through various Internet projects for several years. After getting laid off, I decided to try making a go at eBay selling, which worked very well until my product source began to dry up. Then I stumbled upon someone reasonably honest who teaches people to do affiliate marketing/web development and that's what I've evolved into. This business has kind of a bad image from how-to hustlers and junk site builders, but most people I know seem to run pretty sound businesses. The vast usage of the web these days makes for a lot of opportunities, but you have to get your head around the right way to do it if you want to make a living, though. I messed with it for nearly 2 years before it started paying off.
A web business is a pretty good way to go for a transgendered person. I'd suggest more of you look into it. You do have be able to think a bit like a salesperson to some extent and you have to do lots of writing about sometimes not-so-interesting topics. For the income potential, though, it's certainly worth it. It absolutely requires a strong ability to motivate yourself and keep a postive attitude about what your doing.
Lyric
