Need to make some money
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Money isn't just going to come like nothing. To make money you need to invest money. But it takes time, patience, failure and consistency.
There's many ways to invest, I hope you don't expect to make a living off of these forums as it just won't work.
There's many ways to invest, I hope you don't expect to make a living off of these forums as it just won't work.
I mean the best way in my opinion is to just learn something. There are tons of tutorials on how to learn how to code, develop, make gfx, etc. I personally used a 1 hour intro to python video, and can actually do some decent work with python (not quite good enough to sell my work to anyone, but you get the point).
If you have some money already to invest.. try going to a local busy street or shopping centre and sell some lemonade, brownies, maybe cupcakes? Just make sure you price each cup or singular item so you make profit
Don't try and make your fortune on a MC- Forum, I have been doing this for ages now and made probably $1000 over 4 years. I applied and got a part-time job and in the first month (not finished the month yet) I will have made over £300 ($363)
I don’t want to make a fortune. Just want to make a bit of money that will allow me to spend it here. I want to make money that I’ll spend here, because the money I don’t make here I save for other things.
The idea that there is any quick way to success is interesting, especially as it is true, just not in the way we might expect.
People do get rich in a short time period from when they start or started a project, there's so many success stories about this but what no one is saying or pointing out is that these same people who struck it didn't actually get there over night. They have years, sometimes decades of failure and experience in many different areas and all that builds towards their over night business that takes off and makes a fortune.
The short answer is, if you don't know, there really isn't a way. If you have ambition and drive, you can start by trying everything that you can, so that you can understand more about how you can succeed.
No one has that million dollar answer, because if they did it would dry up as fast as a gold rush. Where money is, people gather and it runs out extremely fast.
It's hard to be different, and it's all to easy to fall into the confortable life style so many enjoy where they work a job that is simply act on command, and leaves little room for thought or your own adaption, ideas or innovation. Be the one in a million, the kind of person who turns off the TV and thinks hard about what he might be capable of, and what innovative ideas could make money.
I would checkout Kauffmans Indicators of Entrepreneurship. It shows really interesting information about growth and success ..
https://indicators.kauffman.org
People do get rich in a short time period from when they start or started a project, there's so many success stories about this but what no one is saying or pointing out is that these same people who struck it didn't actually get there over night. They have years, sometimes decades of failure and experience in many different areas and all that builds towards their over night business that takes off and makes a fortune.
The short answer is, if you don't know, there really isn't a way. If you have ambition and drive, you can start by trying everything that you can, so that you can understand more about how you can succeed.
No one has that million dollar answer, because if they did it would dry up as fast as a gold rush. Where money is, people gather and it runs out extremely fast.
It's hard to be different, and it's all to easy to fall into the confortable life style so many enjoy where they work a job that is simply act on command, and leaves little room for thought or your own adaption, ideas or innovation. Be the one in a million, the kind of person who turns off the TV and thinks hard about what he might be capable of, and what innovative ideas could make money.
I would checkout Kauffmans Indicators of Entrepreneurship. It shows really interesting information about growth and success ..
https://indicators.kauffman.org
I’m not sure if you’ve already made up your mind or found your calling, since this thread is from a bit ago. But honestly if you’re looking for some good pocket money working remotely, McM is a very nice platform, despite what many are saying.
I’d recommend honing one of your skills — I’ve found that development pays the most, especially web dev/design — until you’re confident in selling your work. Establish yourself in this community by offering a few free or cheap copies and you’ll be able to build up a following as long as what you’re offering looks unique, good-quality and is reasonably priced.
If you’re young, it’s especially good practice for client-centric interactions and will give you a small glimpse into professional freelancing, while giving you experience. Keep us updated on what you choose to do!
I’d recommend honing one of your skills — I’ve found that development pays the most, especially web dev/design — until you’re confident in selling your work. Establish yourself in this community by offering a few free or cheap copies and you’ll be able to build up a following as long as what you’re offering looks unique, good-quality and is reasonably priced.
If you’re young, it’s especially good practice for client-centric interactions and will give you a small glimpse into professional freelancing, while giving you experience. Keep us updated on what you choose to do!
Thank you! I'm just currently not set on what I want to do. I'm not sure what it is about me, but I always think of something such as Management Services. Then something in my head makes me not do it because there's always someone that's already known.
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