Yes. and see which one is better.
To Get a Part Time Job or Not?
- Thread starter EymardSiojo
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If you're going to do both, maybe it would be a good idea to choose a 100% 'offline' job, as opposed to doing the 'work from home' stuff. It will give you a break from being in front of the PC all day. If you're working online to make money doing reviews, or answering calls etc, you may risk getting fed up of being sat in front of the computer.
But yes I agree with the general opinion of starting off doing both, then focus when you have enough cashflow. However it turns out, get an offline interest such as a sport or hobby, else you'll go insane
But yes I agree with the general opinion of starting off doing both, then focus when you have enough cashflow. However it turns out, get an offline interest such as a sport or hobby, else you'll go insane
Getting a job is the utlimate solution if you are starting out online, in fact get several - unless you really hit your stride with generating free traffic, you are just wasting your own time if you are spending all day trying to make +>$50 . Many people will disagree but life is short dude, put yourself out whilst you are still young.
Start grinding out one or many part/fulltime jobs and maximise your free time when you get home by learning and getting shit done online. Don't do this forever because as a long term strategy this is the worst way to "make it" and you'll end up so unhappy, most likely fail and you'll turn suicidal in the process. You will then type in Google for help and end up buying a "happiness" eBook guide when searching for the term "i hate my life" (most likely created by one of these CpaFix rascals!).
However doing this for two-six months is an amazing "booster strategy" that many call bootstrapping. It involves reinvesting as much as you can afford to back into your websites or campaigns, whilst having a few "noodle and water diet" months and abstaining from any real social life. Pride can get in the way when you set out to become a "self made self paid" man/woman. You believe going back to work in a crappy job seems like it's not an option but all you are doing is cutting off your own nose to spite your face. The short term pain is worth the long term gain.
Nothing in life is free, you have to work hard at it, for some people the above sounds extreme, but not everyone is born into wealth, not everyone miraculously becomes profitable over night and can quit their job to start travelling round the world popping bottles. Everything is a result of the effort you put in. If you want more money go get it buddy, THE ONLY PERSON STOPPING YOU RIGHT NOW IS YOURSELF.
Start grinding out one or many part/fulltime jobs and maximise your free time when you get home by learning and getting shit done online. Don't do this forever because as a long term strategy this is the worst way to "make it" and you'll end up so unhappy, most likely fail and you'll turn suicidal in the process. You will then type in Google for help and end up buying a "happiness" eBook guide when searching for the term "i hate my life" (most likely created by one of these CpaFix rascals!).
However doing this for two-six months is an amazing "booster strategy" that many call bootstrapping. It involves reinvesting as much as you can afford to back into your websites or campaigns, whilst having a few "noodle and water diet" months and abstaining from any real social life. Pride can get in the way when you set out to become a "self made self paid" man/woman. You believe going back to work in a crappy job seems like it's not an option but all you are doing is cutting off your own nose to spite your face. The short term pain is worth the long term gain.
Nothing in life is free, you have to work hard at it, for some people the above sounds extreme, but not everyone is born into wealth, not everyone miraculously becomes profitable over night and can quit their job to start travelling round the world popping bottles. Everything is a result of the effort you put in. If you want more money go get it buddy, THE ONLY PERSON STOPPING YOU RIGHT NOW IS YOURSELF.
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