I would advise against Fiverr, unless you have some very unique thing to offer or if you could afford to get some fake reviews for your gig.
It's going to be hard to make 4k a month straight-up. The best solution for quick income is to get a day job. Lower your expenses while at the same time building business on the web.
4k a month doesn't buy what it used to used to. It will cost you $1800 a month just to get by in the Philippines. But, the funny thing is that people that don't have money get by.
Best solution is to either move to the Philliphines or cut your expenses.
Thanks for the responses. I already cut back on my expenses. I live in a 1 bedroom apartment, I drive a 19 year old junker car. I've had a lot of s*** happen over the last ten years that has put me into a lot of debt-most of it is from my ex-wife, and the underwater house I was stuck paying for, over the same time period. I keep thinking about bankruptcy since I lost my job, but I hate to have that hanging over me for the next ten years. And, a part of me actually believes in paying my debts-even if my ex was supposed to be paying them.
It's not pride that has kept me from getting another corporate grind job. It's the 18 years of someone standing by your cubicle telling you that you are 1 minute late coming back from your 15 minute break. Or having a manager follow me to the break room to tell me I can't get water. Or, having a manager follow people into the bathroom and pacing outside their stall to tell them to get back to work. Or, watching a co-worker with MS getting harassed and fired for not being able to keep her numbers up. For being yelled at not to say hello to your co-workers when they come in in the morning. For being put on "improvement plans" and having your job threatened because you only closed 1.43/hr tickets instead of 1.45 - oh and that data is from the week before they told you, that you need to close 1.45. I could write a book about the s*** I've put up with - all of that has filled me with dread of having another damn idiot micromanaging boss. The only reason I stayed at that job was because they paid me 75k a year. Now, I'm trying to live on half that, with the same bills.
At this point I'm thinking about filling bankruptcy and finding a trailer to live in... or an island... handing out towels sounds pretty nice.
Thanks for the responses. I already cut back on my expenses. I live in a 1 bedroom apartment, I drive a 19 year old junker car. I've had a lot of s*** happen over the last ten years that has put me into a lot of debt-most of it is from my ex-wife, and the underwater house I was stuck paying for, over the same time period. I keep thinking about bankruptcy since I lost my job, but I hate to have that hanging over me for the next ten years. And, a part of me actually believes in paying my debts-even if my ex was supposed to be paying them.
It's not pride that has kept me from getting another corporate grind job. It's the 18 years of someone standing by your cubicle telling you that you are 1 minute late coming back from your 15 minute break. Or having a manager follow me to the break room to tell me I can't get water. Or, having a manager follow people into the bathroom and pacing outside their stall to tell them to get back to work. Or, watching a co-worker with MS getting harassed and fired for not being able to keep her numbers up. For being yelled at not to say hello to your co-workers when they come in in the morning. For being put on "improvement plans" and having your job threatened because you only closed 1.43/hr tickets instead of 1.45 - oh and that data is from the week before they told you, that you need to close 1.45. I could write a book about the s*** I've put up with - all of that has filled me with dread of having another damn idiot micromanaging boss. The only reason I stayed at that job was because they paid me 75k a year. Now, I'm trying to live on half that, with the same bills.
At this point I'm thinking about filling bankruptcy and finding a trailer to live in... or an island... handing out towels sounds pretty nice.
It took me around 7-8 months for my first $1k month online, and even then I'm struggling now to keep that passive income growing while working part time.
Honestly, try your best to scale back your lifestyle, swallow your pride, and get a job while doing this part-time.
I bet you have a very strong memory....You are working part time?
I thought you were that Start Ups Troubleshooting Guy.
It is hard to tell what is going on.
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...y-start-up-just-dropped-10k-im-budget-me.html
This is what I am wondering-if it is realistically possible. There are a lot of threads on here about making thousands per month-hard to tell what is real and what is not; or what will take months or years to establish any regular income. I posted this thread, so I can see if any of it is worth spending time on. Sounds like most of you are not making much money with any of these methods.
Yeah, I'd rather not write a ton of articles for a few dollars seven days a week, but it actually sounds better than going back to some corporate job. Sounds like that is going to be my only other option.![]()
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