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Freelancer.com and UpWork work well in my experience

Choose and focus on one skill / project / method > study a lot > take massive action

8 hours or more.

Hey Expas, sorry to hear that you are in this kind of situation. What kind of skills do you have ? Here some ideas : - Selling stuff that you don't need anymore on Craigslist (or similar website in your country) - If you know how to build websites, you can contact local shops/restaurants in your...

The combo WordPress + Elementor + hello-theme (from Elementor) + Mailchimp works very well for me to build custom LP at good price.

The website use the Elementor plugin for sure. Elementor can be used to build an entire theme. If it's the case, a light and basic theme can be used like "hello-theme" from Elementor or "wp-astra", but you have to build the design with Elementor.

The book “Atomic Habits” by James Clear helps me a lot to build my morning routine and my habits in general. At the moment, my morning routine is very basic: woke up > read for 30 mins > make my bed > jump rope for at leat 15 mins > write my daily goals.

Most of the time I play the same song over and over again while working o_O low volume Sounds weird but it helps me focus White noise are also great

- Elementor - Elementor Pro - Yoast SEO - WP Super Cache - Vaultpress - Akismet

You can take a look at Amazon Mechanical Turk as worker. It's very time consuming and not scalable but you should be able to generate 15 or 20$ from it.

Sad day :(

NordVPN works great for me

Sounds a good plan, good luck with your journey Mehdi!

15 minutes jump rope everyday

You can take a look at VidIQ for YT SEMrush can do the job for Amazon & YT

Here some ideas: Sell some stuff on creativemarket (templates, mockups...) Sell wordpress themes on themeforest Try freelancing on upwork Open a redbubble shop and submit some designs?

You're right, can be a mess, like every other languages can be. Very subjective, depends how you write code. To answer this specific topic, I think that the pros outweigh the cons.

If you already have some good projects to show, having no degree should not be a problem in my opinion. I work remotely as programmer since 6 years and i never had to show my degree nor my resume to anyone. People are more interested on what you already made (depends if you target big...

In my opinion JavaScript can be a good choice: With the same language, you can build Websites (reactjs, vuejs, ...) Servers (nodejs, expressjs, ...) Softwares (electronjs, ...) Bots / Scrapers (puppeteer, selenium, ...) It's everywhere Access to a huge community Can be very fun (you can...

If you want to see how this code is running you can go to codesandbox [dot] io add /s/0qlpk04nyv to the URL