0 to a living

[t2van]

Is it even possible to go from 0 to a US living before the end of the year? If so, how?

Find a job. Problem solved.

 

[barzorrr]

Let's say you have more than $0. About $50

There are forums out there which have market places where members can sell things. Just like Blackhatworld actually.
I needed to increase my reputation quickly on another forum because I started to sell ebooks and courses. So, I started an exchanging service. BTC/USD EUR/BTC PSC/PAYPAL etc.. I did it for a lower rate than all my competitors because I just did it to build a reputation. If you don't have a lot of money you should focus on micro-transactions in order to control your money flow better
I earned 17 positive reputations in the first 3 days which already open door to reselling or drop servicing like everybody on this forum who says ''WE can do this''

 

[Sandman_]

Yes it’s possible

 

[Social God]

I remember reading a quote about rich people. It's not exact but I'll try my best:

If you take every asset and money from Elon Musk, he'll end up rich again.

I forgot how it was said, but the way I phrased it probably doesn't sound inspirational.

Basically, with the right knowledge - you can become whoever you want to be.

For me, I'm not successful in any way. Your thread mentions ZER0 to a living.

So what would I do if I have ZERO dollars while living in the United States? Here are the steps I would take:

1. Having ZERO dollars would be impossible to live on your own. I would depend on friends/family to help support me. During this step, my focus would be securing a stable job.
2. Start a credit line to build credit for my future.
3. Where I live, having a server/warehouse/cashier job wouldn't be able to support rent - not living yet. I'm able to provide and feed myself at this point. This step requires researching on my free time and day off to find streamlines of income.
4. While working and saving up, I discovered many ways to make money. Overwhelmed by information, I would suggest my 18-year-old self start a blog.
5. This fourth step is to find and secure assets. Stocks + building my own asset by blogging.
6. When I was 18, I was earning around 34k per year. Realistically, I'd be going out, buying cars, food, paying taxes, etc. My goal should be set at 10k+ in assets until I'm 19.
7. Starting to earn money from blogging, my life situation becomes easier but the change isn't as drastic.
8. By age 20, my earnings are around $1,000 a month (guesstimate) after two years of blogging. My job is earning around $2,500 a month after taxes. My savings are now at $20,000.
9. With the blogging money, I would reinvest it into the blog without using any unethical ranking tactics.
10. Apparently, year three is the best year for many bloggers - my income would be enough to live comfortably. I would find a new and better job until my blogging is stable enough.
11. If my website is making $3,000 a month in year three, there are no limits in the sky.

After step 11, the sky is the limit because:

• You can start a restaurant
• Open a franchise (there are many out there under 100k USD)
• Reinvest in your blog
• Start an Airbnb business
• Start a new blog replicating what you've learned

This is how I would start if I were to begin while having zero dollars and trying to earn a living. But again, I consider having access to the internet a privilege for opportunities.

Not many people out there are fortunate to have that. It's do-able. While I'm not successful, the steps mentioned above is what I'm currently working on.

I'm on step 6 of my plan by the way. I believe in myself because of the opportunities I created on the internet.

 

[magiCSolver]

The method is not really new and I do understand the gist of it. I was just asking where did you find the 3$/h figure.
My quote was from 2captcha by the way.
On 2captcha you get paid 1$ / 1k recaptchas --> 3k recaptchas to make 3$ --> 1.2 seconds per captcha to make that much (and if you've ever done more than a few captchas you know this won't work)

Ok, I understand. It isn't possible to make 3 dollars an hour. But for the beginners who aren't sure can they make any money online, this is good. Especially if someone lives in a third world country...

 

[Arzazel]

Let's say you have more than $0. About $50

There are forums out there which have market places where members can sell things. Just like Blackhatworld actually.
I needed to increase my reputation quickly on another forum because I started to sell ebooks and courses. So, I started an exchanging service. BTC/USD EUR/BTC PSC/PAYPAL etc.. I did it for a lower rate than all my competitors because I just did it to build a reputation. If you don't have a lot of money you should focus on micro-transactions in order to control your money flow better
I earned 17 positive reputations in the first 3 days which already open door to reselling or drop servicing like everybody on this forum who says ''WE can do this''

Can you tell more about those micro transactions? This is new to mee but sounds really interesting

 

[FDDOWLING]

It depends on how you want to make your living!

 

[Plankton5165]

I said before the end of the year.

 

[barzorrr]

Can you tell more about those micro transactions? This is new to mee but sounds really interesting

I think I explained it all.

There are forums where you can deal with each other just like BHW. If you have some money on different wallets like PayPal, Bitcoin, Paysafe, or name anything with a demand, you are eligible to start an exchanging service.
In order to be chosen by customers, you need to have a lower rate than established exchangers. If you do your job well and consistent you will earn an outstanding reputation which drives more business at high rates.

With this outstanding reputation, you can become more creative and start with drop servicing, for example.

An exchanging service might be the foundation of your long term online business