Louise Said:

is there...?

We Answered:

well you could write a book!!!
it doesn't need a degree or something
you just need to find a big company that likes
what you write
and you shouldn't quit your job until you've become successful

Kristin Said:

what title should I put on my business card?

We Answered:

Hmm... indeed hard. I suspect you could go for:

- Content Writer
- Journalism

This is a hard one, thats suspected that you haven't received an answer, going for simplicity is always good through. Goodluck.

Beth Said:

Heart's desire to be a freelance writer....?

We Answered:

If you have a particular written piece in mind, you will need to do some research to find a market for it. There are many websites and newsletters that cater to the writer within and list an multitude of publications. Check out these sites:

www.freewebs.com/obsessedwriters
www.fundsforwriters.com
www.freelancwriting.com

Also, purchase a copy of The Writers Market - this is a must have for all new writers. Another great read for new writers is the ebook: Obsessed: Diary of a Freelance Writer available at www.coolstuff4writers.com

Alberto Said:

I'm 16 and I need money, I can't get a car yet, and suggestion of an online job/source of income?

We Answered:

Why would you need to learn JS to run a website? Just use a pre-made script to build it and throw some ads on there. Instant cheddar! :)

Neil Said:

What are some things that I should NOT put on my personal website?

We Answered:

If you have to question it, just leave it off. On any of my social networking profies, that's a rule I stick to, even though I'm not really old enough to get hired anywhere. So far, what I think you have is good,but about the blog sites, I would check through your blogs and make sure that there isn't any unreasonable material.