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If you've already done freelancing and a job, I'd stop trading time for money. Try building your own SaaS, templates, browser extensions, or small tools that solve a real problem. It takes time, but one good product can earn more than client work in the long run. Freelancing pays the bills, but...

Yeah, Reddit has definitely gotten stricter with links lately. I don't think it's game over though. I've noticed it's better to stay active, leave helpful comments first, and only share a link when it actually adds value. Could just be Reddit testing new filters or that specific subreddit being...

As a beginner, don't worry about getting lots of backlinks. Focus on creating useful content first. Then submit your site to relevant directories, answer questions in your niche, write guest posts, and build relationships with other website owners. Avoid buying cheap backlink packages or using...

Yes, it's possible. I'd focus on a skill you can start quickly, like video editing, graphic design, writing, or managing social media accounts. You can find small gigs on freelance sites and build up from there. It won't be instant, but with consistency, making $10–20/day is a realistic goal.

If privacy is your top priority, I'd go with a local open-source model using Ollama or LM Studio. Your chats stay on your device instead of being sent to a company's servers. For cloud AIs, assume anything you share could be reviewed for safety or legal reasons, so don't put sensitive...

Looks like the platform is flagging your accounts for follow spam. I'd try slowing things down and not following too many people in a short time. Also, let the accounts warm up first by posting, liking, and browsing normally before doing follow actions. If it's happening on every account, it...

Hey everyone I’m Ben. I build AI automations to help cut down repetitive work and make systems run more efficiently. Always happy to learn, share ideas, and connect with others building in this space.