Amie Sugat’s personal blog is a place where writers and job seekers find great tips on blogging, writing, job hunting, job leads, and other information for running a successful home business and managing their life. She Also includes tidbits on health, affiliate incomes, family life, shopping advice, product reviews, news, gaming, cooking, and much more. Think of it as your one stop magazine on working from home.
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Amie started reading and writing at the ripe age of just 3 years old. Of course, it was just scribbles on paper and following along as her brother read to her, but she fell in love with the three of them anyway. After writing a few short stories and poems in grammar school that were entered into contests; she continued her interest in college where she managed to get poems, and articles published in a few college papers.
She attended Butte Community College in 2002 to 2005 and majored in journalism and mass media, but found writing for newspapers just was not for her. Around 2005 a friend of hers got her into writing online. She wrote under pseudonyms as a ghostwriter until 2009; she now stands on her own merits in the virtual world and plans to return to college to finish her bachelors degree soon.
She Currently holds 3 medical certificates and is working on 2 more. Best known for her work writing about the supplement industry, staying healthy, blogging for profit, and working from home; Amie does not limit here interests to just these. An avid social networker with an interest in network marketing; she plans to put her ongoing education to good use in helping others make it as a writer.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." ~ Mark Twain
Amie Currently works part time in the retail industry and part time as a writer. She no longer is a freelance-for-hire/ghost-writer, nor does she contribute to mainstream media. She restricts her writing to purely privately owned websites where she retains full copyrights. She looks forward to the day where her online writing is able to support her again.
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