not sure how to word this but ill guess ill start with im 20, been ehworing since i was 14, ended off making 3-5k a month. Ended up quitting entirely about a year ago, just felt like i couldnt do it forever, i wasnt really gaining any skills anymore and it just felt pointless. ive spent the last year scouring reddit, forums and anywhere on the internet in general for something i can do online. i cant seem to find anything. sometimes its so hard to not just download the dating apps and go back to ewhoring but thats the easy way out. april 2025 i started trying to learn coding, html java and css. hoping i could turn those skills into some sort of valuable/monetizable website. kinda quit after hearing everyone say that ais taking the whole market over and vibecoding will be on top. i guess im making this post because i feel stuck after ewhoring has been the only successful venture ive taken. anyone else in a similar position, any tips or words of advice?
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- Thread starter poka1
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- Jul 29, 2008
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You’re not actually stuck you’re just in the messy transition phase after leaving something that paid fast. Coding is still very much worth it.
AI hasn’t replaced people who can build, it’s just a tool that makes good devs faster.
Pick one path (web dev, SEO, automation), stick to it for 3–6 months, and focus on real projects—not trends—and you’ll start seeing momentum.
AI hasn’t replaced people who can build, it’s just a tool that makes good devs faster.
Pick one path (web dev, SEO, automation), stick to it for 3–6 months, and focus on real projects—not trends—and you’ll start seeing momentum.
Trust me, you did pretty well with eWhorring, what if you went back and maybe just try to work on it a little more for more gains. The grass isn’t always greener on the other side. I wish you could teach me, we could be work buds
AlexTheRedditDork
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Kinda feels like we're sailing on the same boat here haha.
Ewhoring pays well, and fast, and it's a dopamine goldmine (at least for me).
I'd say you scale, get yourself reliable people to work for you and do your job and pay them a cut (ex 30%)
I'm currently doing it, AI has really made my life easy, and have 3 Bangladeshi guys on payroll, all happy, satisfied.
And yeah, like Tyzeus said, grass really isn't greener on the other side, It's only green when you know what you're doing and do it well and consistently.
AlexTheRedditDork
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impressive!
How much time would you say you've spent setting everything up? and are you using a model or AI content? you got me intrigued haha
robbojr
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this is a new account i started, made a thread about this if u wanna check it out but so far we are 8 days 6 hours in and at $1920 in net profit but have been doing this since 2022 and this is a new challenge im starting
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Dont feel down bro you will get to peak ! great things takes time. Job or career shift always have up's & down.