I have found that the greatest yield from conversations with fellow men is inspiration. Motivation. The desire to do more, and do better. Be they friends, mentors, or business partners: the best men don't tell you what to do when you're drowning, they tell you what they did.
You can earn a meaningful income by using the internet and its tools responsibly to solve human problems. Just be patient, consistent and believe in your craft. Don't sell your rectum to demons.
Siet! Mimi naye ata na salary ya 300k sidhani ningesurvive corporate aki. Saa nane kama sahii nimenyorosha ugali omena kwa kibanda alafu nikae chini nijaribu kuangalia computer naona dim dim. Usingisi imekuja ikipiga somaset bwana. Ni heri nikae mjengo,apa ukilala unapigwo shock
Today, I met such an impressive dude. His story reads like a movie. Lost his job 2 years ago at 38, started selling some merchandise. Came up with a plan, to make 1M a year, divided it across 365 days, came to about 3K a day in savings, and with that went to war.
Dude says he'd worked over 15 years without ever touching a million. Told me, "Soon as I see the sun, I know I will be making some money. Even if just 1K."
Says by the time he got to the middle of the year and saw over 500K in his account, he increased the savings portions. Ended up with about 1.2M. Said, "Personally, I do not believe in there ever being too late for a man. Some people are willing to learn and relearn, and others aren't, and that's the difference".
He's going to be a very rich man.
As a man, once you realise something isn't working, it's okay to relax, sit back, watch and re-strategise. Restarting something isn't a bad thing, just don't repeat the same old shit over and over again. You're a grown-up now.