Important question
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DiscoDolphin
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- Aug 9, 2025
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Making money online or offline is exactly the same thing. There’s no magic trick. If you can actually deliver value and have the right mindset, the money will follow. Stop jumping from one trend to another and just focus on mastering one skill
- May 17, 2018
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The best way to start is by evaluating why your previous attempts failed.
Maybe you had low quality leads, maybe a weak portfolio, maybe your pricing was wrong, maybe you quit too early. If you keep jumping into new ventures without figuring out why the previous ones failed, you're likely to repeat the same mistakes again and again.
tonghuyhoang
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My advice is not to change jobs too often. Focus on just one skill, bro
- Oct 25, 2018
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What people say here won't matter because they are still making money doing what you say didn't make money for you.
Do your own research, pick something as per your skills and keep working on it till you find success. Picking a new thing every month is not going to help, neither is getting advice from people online because you'll be getting wildly different ideas and that will leave you more confused.
Do your own research, pick something as per your skills and keep working on it till you find success. Picking a new thing every month is not going to help, neither is getting advice from people online because you'll be getting wildly different ideas and that will leave you more confused.
ActiveRevenue
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making money online is usually the result of solving a problem, not a separate category of work.
from your post, it sounds like you've already tried several things. i'd spend some time looking at why they failed before jumping into the next opportunity.
sometimes the breakthrough comes from improving execution on one idea rather than starting over with a completely new one.
from your post, it sounds like you've already tried several things. i'd spend some time looking at why they failed before jumping into the next opportunity.
sometimes the breakthrough comes from improving execution on one idea rather than starting over with a completely new one.