This year, I made a decision.
Instead of chasing every new side hustle I see online…
I’m focusing on building just two digital income streams.
Online Market Research (Surveys) 💷
Affiliate Marketing 📈
Still learning, improving and documenting the journey😌
One of my mentees crossed $100 this week from Online Surveys.
And honestly, the money isn’t even the part that stood out to me the most.
It’s what happened before the result.
A 🧵
It reminded me of something I’m learning myself:
Results usually come after the boring part.
The learning.
The experimenting.
The inconsistency you have to fight.
The days when you’re not sure if what you’re doing will work.
You just have to keep going long enough to find out.
Another week going.
Still a lot I’m trying to figure out. Still a lot I want to improve.
But I think that’s the point of growing.
You don’t always have to know exactly where everything is going. Just keep learning, keep moving and don’t stay in the same place for too long.
The amount of things I want to start doing, but keep telling myself “I’ll get to it later” 😂
Then I remember I’m still growing.
If I wait until I have everything figured out, I’ll probably never start.
Sometimes you just have to pick something, learn as you go and keep moving
I think one mistake I made was always looking for the next big thing.
Sometimes, the simple things you’re overlooking are the ones that can actually start putting money in your pocket.
You just have to learn how to do them properly.
@coachnathel That’s really frustrating
Since your network is good, it might just be an X bug. Maybe try restarting the app or switching networks. Hopefully it works soon 🙏🏽
Went to Kilimanjaro today
And Food just tastes better when you’re not calculating every bite in your head😄.
Having more than one source of income really changes things
I started online surveys because I wanted an extra source of income.
Now I’m at a point where I’m teaching beginners how to navigate the same space gradually
It’s Funny how things grow
I Started as someone looking for an opportunity.
Now I’m building one around it.
£400 done
One thing I wish I knew earlier about online surveys:
You don’t need 20 survey sites.
You need to know which ones are worth your time, how to avoid unnecessary screen-outs, and how to actually cash out.
A lot of people do surveys.
But Not everyone does them right.
Spent almost 2 hours today rewriting my class script.
Not because the old one was bad.
But because I realized people don’t buy features.
They buy the future they want.
That’s a lesson I’ll probably carry into everything I sell.