Do You Still Enjoy the Online Hustle?

[Ben Arthur]

Honest question. Do you still enjoy working online, or has it slowly turned into muscle memory and invoices?

Not complaining, just curious how many of us are doing this for fun vs. doing it because we’re already too deep to quit.

Would love to hear how others feel about it.

 

[qdza]

Yes. I'll never work for someone again. Much more freedom. And much more money.

 

[Jason Starkey]

Yes I always enjoy the hustle, I wish I had more time to spend! So many things I still want to learn and try! Even with no work, some days are full with caring for others so it limits my time online.

 

[1SEOWarrior]

With depression, Yes.

 

[BreeLik]

OH my man yes

 

[trueplayer]

Honest question. Do you still enjoy working online, or has it slowly turned into muscle memory and invoices?

Not complaining, just curious how many of us are doing this for fun vs. doing it because we’re already too deep to quit.

Would love to hear how others feel about it.

Fun comes in waves - grind phases feel like factory mode, then you ship a new pipeline + it clicks and the spark is back. I stopped tying enjoyment to daily tasks and more to building systems that run without me, thats where the dopamine is now. If it was still manual posting + babysitting accounts all day I'd be cooked fr.

 

[Ben Arthur]

Yes. I'll never work for someone again. Much more freedom. And much more money.

Hard to unsee that once you experience it Going back to a boss after that feels impossible.

Yes I always enjoy the hustle, I wish I had more time to spend! So many things I still want to learn and try! Even with no work, some days are full with caring for others so it limits my time online.

That mindset is gold honestly. Time becomes the real bottleneck once curiosity stays alive.

With depression, Yes.

Respect for being honest about that. A lot of people feel it but don’t say it. You’re not alone.

for me its more routine now than fun but it still pays the bills so i cant complain

Yeah, that’s a very real phase. Not exciting, but stable beats chaos sometimes.

OH my man yes

short and accurate. Enough said.

Fun comes in waves - grind phases feel like factory mode, then you ship a new pipeline + it clicks and the spark is back. I stopped tying enjoyment to daily tasks and more to building systems that run without me, thats where the dopamine is now. If it was still manual posting + babysitting accounts all day I'd be cooked fr.

This hits hard. Factory mode vs system-building is such a real distinction. Once things run without you, the fun definitely comes back.

 

[jones25]

Yes, I enjoy with this hustle income.

 

[Ben Arthur]

Yes, I enjoy with this hustle income.

Same here Enjoying the income makes the hustle a lot easier to stick with.

 

[Shojib777]

Yes...

 

[Nomadic Marketers]

No, I don't find any sold way for long time money making online, everything is temporary and I have no control over it, Like youtube chanel, facebook page etc

 

[Ben Arthur]

No, I don't find any sold way for long time money making online, everything is temporary and I have no control over it, Like youtube chanel, facebook page etc

Yeah, I get that. It often feels fragile, like things can stop anytime. The only thing that feels a bit more solid is building skills you can keep using no matter what.

 

[Nomadic Marketers]

Yeah, I get that. It often feels fragile, like things can stop anytime. The only thing that feels a bit more solid is building skills you can keep using no matter what.

But in the online world, you need to keep updating every skill. It’s a continuous process until the end.
In offline business, you can build loyal fans/customers who trust you. If you maintain that trust, customers will come back again and again and also refer others to you. There’s no need to worry about bans or your page being removed. and no need to update more your skill

 

[Ben Arthur]

But in the online world, you need to keep updating every skill. It’s a continuous process until the end.
In offline business, you can build loyal fans/customers who trust you. If you maintain that trust, customers will come back again and again and also refer others to you. There’s no need to worry about bans or your page being removed. and no need to update more your skill

Yeah, that makes sense. Offline trust feels more stable and calm, while online work needs nonstop learning. It’s basically fast growth vs long-term peace.

 

[Pure Mint]

A Hustle is a Hustle. You have to have joy in it.

 

[Jack-Thomas]

Well, Depends on the day. Some days I love it, some days I’m just… already too deep.

 

[Rank Force]

I still enjoy working online. I believe it’s a great field, and when you do this work with interest, it stays enjoyable instead of feeling like a routine. For me, it’s important to actually enjoy what I’m doing.

Everyone has their own approach enjoy your work yourself and let others do it their way too. As long as you’re enjoying the process, that’s what matters.

 

[Fiducia]

No, I don't find any sold way for long time money making online, everything is temporary and I have no control over it, Like youtube chanel, facebook page etc

Fair point. You need to own the data, so noone can take over.

 

[wizard47]

turned into muscle memory

enjoy a lot but also deeply connected without pc or internet i think i would face withdrawal symptoms

 

[Ben Arthur]

enjoy a lot but also deeply connected without pc or internet i think i would face withdrawal symptoms

Yeah, I feel that It’s fun, but being offline for too long definitely feels strange at first. Guess that’s the price of loving what you do.