Canadian-Money-Advisor.ca's New Years Resolutions

We're starting 2008 in pretty good shape. I took the last few months of the year to hone up the software and systems in the site. I can honestly say that 90+ of my construction is finished.

It's now time to write more blog posts, get on the discussion forum more and spend more time giving our readers valuable information.

As my boss once said (paraphrased) - if you're going to have a bad year, you might as well have a really bad year. He was talking about the income of our company in 1987. The company was going to lose 45 million, and they had to add another $20 million in write downs. This would make the corporate loss $65 million. He also said that with these additional write downs taken, the next years income statement would look nice and healthy.

That's how I viewed 2007. I had it in my head that I was going to learn software development and rebuild this site the way I wanted it. I knew that it was going to drain my time, and it did.

What the process did, was allow me to be able to make changes to the site whenever I need to. I started off with a blog in blogger.com, Financial Maturity Blog, but I quickly realized that I was stuck with its limitations from here on in.

I've been able to build the functions and features that will help out the site very well over the next several years.

2008 is going to be a much more dynamic year for Canadian-Money-Advisor.ca.. I've got alot of plans for the site.

I will be working with other companies and site owners to offer information ebooks, and mini personal finance courses. My goal is give an abundance of personal finance materials to help people strengthen their personal balance sheets and income statements.

As I mentioned earlier, I have finished up much of the structural systems for the site. I am currently working on the store part of the site where people can buy ebooks, courses, and other materials as I find them in Canada.

My goal is to become the premiere seller of personal finance products and services . It's a lofty goal, however, I am genuinely looking forward to doing it.

Cheers!! - to 2008!