Need advice am lost

klonja

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am distracted right now there's alot of methods out there i already made some $$ from (ebay,cpa methods etc ..) but i see that it's not stable and methods can get saturated really fast so i started a journey learning coding and webdev stuffs so i can hopefuly get a remote job and be a nomad developer
but i feel like that wasn't a right choice maybe i could ve focused on my ebay and cpa journey but i do enjoy coding as well ,

any advice what would you chose MMO out of methods and stuffs or out of some skills that requires time investment over money investment ?
 
Programming is the skill if you are looking for long term security and stability.I don't see any other method IMO even if there must be any.
 
Its a LOT easier to get better at what you like the most. If you like coding, then forget about all the other methods and focus on just that one thing.
 
Definitely stick with coding, methods come and go as companies change their algorithms or policies but having the raw skill and experience will be stable in the long run
 
See what interests you and see if that would be stable in long term also.
Always have one skill which will help you in long term.
All short term spikes won't matter if you don't have a proper long term skill.
So never regret the time used to build that skill.
 
I was doing client seo consulting for a few years, then decided to get a local job in software development for more income and future career prospects. I like my city anyways and can find a remote dev job later on if I really wanted it.
 
You need to focus on mastering a traffic source. The other part is quite easier.
 
Definitely, you need to master programming more deeply - this will always be in demand.

Good professionals get very good money.
 
It is still pretty difficult to find programmers with basic business sense. My best team charges €170/hr for business workflow planning and programming (without business background, we could only charge half).

Make sure you are up to date in your field and you know something very deep along with picking up other languages.
 
When you like coding, its better you stick to it, It will pay rich dividends in the long run.
 
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