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[Tobi @Tobicods]

It’s really hard trying to learn a skill when you’re broke and struggling.

When people saying “Learn a skill”, i don’t think they know it cost a lot and not just money but your time too.

[weightlossmessiah @shredwithQpid]

Attraction goes way beyond your natural beauty, you can be beautiful / handsome and be unattractive to some people.
The way you dress, your demeanor, your eye contact, the way you talk, think, walk, smell, and carry yourself make up a huge chunk of what determines how attractive you are.

[Morris Monye @Morris_Monye]

When you find your infinite money glitch, be ruthless in stacking up that money.

It’s not as infinite as you think.

[Shola 👑 @itsSh0la]

Leave your passion first, go after the money.

This isn’t the time to be doing what you’re passionate about that’s keeping you broke, but what makes you money.

You don’t have the luxury of doing only what you love when your finances are struggling.

Give it a timeframe and a financial target.

“I’m going to do this for the next 2 years and use it to make N20M.”

Then get to work. When you have money, stability and options, you can then divert some of your attention to your passion because the truth is that money gives you the freedom to pursue what you actually love.

For now, stop looking for passion. Go after the money.

[Ozedikus Nwanne @Ozedikus]

If you really know how life dey sweet, you go dey grind like mad

[weightlossmessiah @shredwithQpid]

1. Save I personally have several saving plans.
A. I don’t have a constant income and I kinda earn daily so I save daily on OPay safebox.
B. I accumulate some of my earnings for the month and save monthly.
C. I Dey my mama corporate meeting another monthly saving.
2. Improve your skill, packaging or awareness on what gave you the money.
3. Improve your looks by buying new clothes, new perfumes, plenty boxers.
4. Invest in home appliances that make your life easier, a fridge, unlimited WiFi, microwave, washing machine. Some form of solar so you don’t spend so much on fuel if you have a generator sha invest in getting constant light.
5. Eat healthier.
6. Surround yourself with people with similar goals as you have.
7. Minimize black tax.

[MrBanks💰 @Mrbankstips]

If you're good, you'll be copied. If you're great, you'll be copied badly.
I've lived this in wilder ways than I can tweet. The only real defence is to keep being the best version of the thing they're imitating.

Stay the best at what you do while you do it, and the copies become free marketing.

[Big Gids👨‍🍳 @_biggids]

elon was asked what he’d do if he had to start over with just $1,000.

he said he’d ask people for money.

alex hormozi has made a similar point: if you have no money, don’t be ashamed to reach out. call, email, dm. ask.

at worst, they say no and you’re back where you started.

at best, they say yes and you get a chance to change your life.

don’t stop asking for what you want.

[Hate🎖️ @hate_ofx]

make sure not to spend all of your money before the next time you get lucky

[໒꒱ིྀ 𝕆𝕦𝕥𝕝𝕚𝕖𝕣⋆˚𝜗𝜚˚⋆ @Temilolaoluwa__]

Sexting is so interesting because you can be sending all of these while I’m turning amala

[Praise Akinlami @Praiseakinlami]

Passive income is a lie if you have no income at all.

Your goal is to focus on one thing and make so much money from that thing such that you can have more money to free more time to make more money.

Do you understand?

[Eric Gugua @eric_gugua]

Work as hard as you can possibly can on ONE THING.

You may not know this but side hustles and the dream of passive income in your first ten years of struggle, is the exact recipe for being AVERAGE!

Put away distractions and give your life to something.

[THE NAJ💜 @callmi_koko]

There is a lot of money being passed around..

Find who will put you on, if you don’t see, create your own value and those people will naturally be drawn to you

At the end of the day…everyone loves value and everyone hates liabilities

[Digital Godsgift @GodsgiftOkoji]

@iamrichygold One little thing that keeps holding me back,don't I need to have a page in the beauty niche,I mean a lot of people would want to see what the page regularly posts.

My current brand isn't really in that niche.

[Chizzy Ejieh @chizzycore]

There’s a pandemic of people trying to find shortcuts to making money online.

And I think a lot of people have misunderstood what “making money online” actually means. It’s not fundamentally different from making money in real life. The internet is just the infrastructure. You’re still finding a problem, creating value around it, getting that value in front of people who need it and getting paid.

So I’m always careful about the kind of “make money online” opportunity I recommend to someone. If the entire opportunity is basically “find this website, do this task, collect this small payment,” what exactly are you becoming better at?

You might make some money, and there’s nothing wrong with that. But five years can pass and you still haven’t developed anything you can take into another market and monetize. You haven’t learned how to research a market, sell, write, run ads, build products or solve a valuable problem. You just got really good at finding the next thing that pays you a few dollars.

That’s the part that scares me.

You should be thinking beyond the money you can make today. You should be asking what you’re becoming capable of.

If you don’t know what to learn, start with problems. People are constantly trying to make more money, save time, avoid mistakes, become healthier, raise their children better, improve their relationships, get customers, find jobs and solve problems they don’t know how to solve themselves.

Find something people genuinely want, understand why they want it, research a solution and figure out how to deliver that solution in a way they will pay for.

This is one of the reasons I like selling digital products, especially PDF guides.

You might think you’re learning how to sell PDFs, but if you’re doing it properly, you’re actually learning a whole stack of useful skills. You’re learning how to research problems and markets. You’re learning offer creation, copywriting, customer psychology, sales pages, funnels, creative testing, Meta Ads, pricing and conversion.

And those skills don’t disappear if you eventually stop selling PDFs.

I’ve had students go through my program and take completely different paths afterwards. Some went into funnel design. Some started running ads for businesses. Others continued building and selling their own digital products.

The PDF was just the vehicle. The real asset was the capability they developed while learning how to make the vehicle work.

That’s how I think you should approach making money online. Don’t just look for something that can pay you. Look for something that can pay you while making you more capable.

Because the shortcut can be very expensive.

You might spend years jumping from one “easy opportunity” to another, always starting from zero, while someone else spends those same years learning how to solve problems, sell solutions and create value.

They may have taken the harder road initially, but now they have something they can carry with them.

Sometimes the shortcut isn’t saving you time.

You’re just avoiding the work that would have made you valuable.

[MrBanks💰 @Mrbankstips]

Have a read.

[Strawberry's Uncle @Lyriicalwizzy]

One thing I learnt from that Lagos life game is that if you're a lapo baby and you're doing the boy is good, you'd remain in poverty..

You need to work hard to level up or steal..

You need to see the way I was spending recklessly after making my first 1m..

Money too good

[Damilola - web developer @Damilolawo1a]

And when there’s no problem ,

create one and offer a solution 🤔🤔

[Richard U. | Web Developer @iamrichygold]

@Digital_Anne5 Budget 3k daily
Target one country
Reduce product price

[Dave💊 @gustavoinsol]

i started web3 in 2020
i made my first $1k late 2023