@MelfordBenson@NigeriaStories Are you alright? Verydarkman should tender an apology for what?
Instead of you to talk about the stupeed girl that used the Ooni's name to chase clout, you are here talking rubb.ish.
❌ The way people freelance amazes me. Lols. Don’t dive into skills with a steep learning curve if your goal is to start earning quickly. Some skills are long-term plays and others are short-term income drivers.
🆘 Short-term skills will fetch you money fast, but they’re not the best foundation for a long-term career. That’s where the complex, high-barrier skills come in. Cybersecurity, cloud computing, data science, and ML/AI fall into this category. Studies consistently show that these fields require longer ramp-up times but offer stronger earning trajectories and higher market durability
✅ If you’re learning any of these, pair them with adjacent skills. For instance, you’ll need Linux for both cloud and cybersecurity and there is a growing market for freelance Linux administration and automation roles
✅ Those learning full-stack or frontend web development can realistically add Framer or Webflow to start earning earlier. Low-code tools still dominate freelance demand on most platforms. Data analytics students can offer Google Sheets automation because spreadsheet workflows remain one of the most outsourced micro-tasks globally
✅ Product designers should pick up thumbnail design, ad creatives, or landing-page UI kits, all high-volume deliverables in the creator and e-commerce economy.
✅ You’re in this industry for money. It becomes frustrating and discouraging when months go by without cashflow not because you’re not talented, but because you didn’t balance a long-term skill with a short-term income stream.
Work smart.