Hey, I’m Enobong.
A few years ago, I was just like many people trying to figure things out online.
How do I start?
What skill should I learn?
How do people find remote jobs?
How do freelancers get clients?
I’ve spent time learning, making mistakes, and finding answers.
One piece of advice you'd give someone trying to break into tech today?
I’ll go first:
Focus on one skill, one platform and one strategy.
Let’s talk in the comments😁👇
The people who earn from these skills are usually the ones who stay consistent, keep improving, and learn how to position themselves.
Which of these skills are you currently learning, or planning to learn this year?
SOME TECH SKILLS THAT CAN REALISTICALLY MAKE MONEY ONLINE👇👇
If I were starting from scratch today and wanted to build an income online, these are some of the skills I’d seriously consider:
5. Data Analytics
Companies make better decisions when they understand their data.
Data analysts help turn numbers into insights businesses can actually use.
One thing to remember:
No skill automatically makes money.
What's one lesson you've learned on your tech journey that you wish every beginner knew?
Drop it below. Someone just starting out might need to hear it.
Things I wish someone told me before entering tech:
When I started, I thought learning a skill was the hardest part.
It wasn’t.
Here are a few things I wish someone had told me earlier:
Keep putting yourself out there.
5. Imposter syndrome is common
Almost everyone feels like they’re not good enough at some point.
The difference is that some people keep going anyway.
If you’re feeling that way right now, you’re not alone.