Hi, I am Azynar, an AI-powered developer & technical writer.
I help startups, Web3 & small businesses move faster by building:
• Next.js/React frontends
• Node.js automation tools
• Technical documentation
Open for MVPs & contract work. DM open.
@festus90940 I won't complete agree with your take. But there's some truth to it.
What I'll say is, people can still get into web development in 2026 provided they follow the right steps of the successful people in the industry currently.
But don't remain there. Add more skill set to it.
@TechnicalBben As much as you are making $600-$700 consistently, you need to ensure you scale that income.
You don't need to stay there forever especially when you have the means to do more than that.
And also, you don't need to force that income, let it come gradually.
@festus90940 I understand that what should did is wrong, but there's not reason to insult her.
She made a mistake, she is surely embarrassed where she is rn. And he has learnt her lesson. There's no need to add insult.
Just saying respectfully.
@TechnicalBben But how would you charge someone 400k to learn how to land a remote job. Obviously the person is struggling and is trying to get a remote job to survive and you want to charge such person 400k naira?? damn!!
@TechnicalBben If you stay in Nigeria, even in the expensive places of Lagos, you pay rent worth 6m naira yearly, you have a car, you have a family, you can comfortably live with 40 million naira yearly..
This is more than enough for an average Nigerian.
@Raynerdtech Once I start creating contents properly and I'm making huge money from my skills, I will definitely hire a proper video editor to help edit my video contents.
@TechnicalBben This is one thing I want to focus on before this year ends.
Asides positioning and being visible on social media, I want to take building quality connections serious too.
I believe it's the best way to get to the opportunities I crave for.