- Feb 25, 2024
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I failed over 9 years before making any kind of money online and i am glad i never gave up. I could have had a more social life for sure but i finally have a clear plan for myself
Shall I Quit Online hustle?
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StellarGuide
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- May 12, 2025
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what i will advice is making it simple
Find something that has future and dedicate your time on it
good things takes time, you can't achieve success that fast
yo real talk you’re 21 with more hustle experience than 99% of people your age. that’s not wasted time, that’s a damn crash course in what doesn’t work. respect.
but yeah, the "make money online" dream is mostly sold by guys who profit from selling courses, not doing the grind.
but yeah, the "make money online" dream is mostly sold by guys who profit from selling courses, not doing the grind.
laundrymachine
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- May 6, 2023
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If you only classify the oversaturated niches you listed as "online hustles" then yes maybe, you should quit those. There are thousands of ways you can make money online that are vastly different from the methods you listed.
It sounds like you're suffering from shiny object syndrome - picking a hustle, and not sticking to it. Every person that I know IRL that chose to make money online - and has stuck to it, has experienced success (obviously to varying degrees).
I suggest you brush up on your freelancing skills, build a portfolio, and offer your services on platforms like Fiverr, Discord, Upwork, etc. What service were you offering?
Shaharia Shoaib
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- Nov 27, 2024
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Quit the grind, not the hustle.
At 21, you’ve got 10 years of hard-won skills most don’t. Pivot: take your digital savvy into an offline business (e.g., social media for local shops). Test one idea for 6 months. If it flops, you’re young enough to reboot.
Go meet people—your next partner or client might be IRL. You got this.
At 21, you’ve got 10 years of hard-won skills most don’t. Pivot: take your digital savvy into an offline business (e.g., social media for local shops). Test one idea for 6 months. If it flops, you’re young enough to reboot.
Go meet people—your next partner or client might be IRL. You got this.
Rick the explorer
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- May 7, 2025
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Been there, done that. My recent unlock came from doing something weird: training an AI to train another AI. Started pulling results from angles I didn’t even plan for.
Maybe don’t quit just yet — the game’s changing.”
Maybe don’t quit just yet — the game’s changing.”
Bighomie827
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- Apr 12, 2022
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Most people will fail, it's just that people don't expect themselves to be apart of that stat. If you're failing for that long, this might not be for you. You could be good employee that earns good $$ at a job.