X amount by X time threads

[awesomewebsites]

99% of times the result will be failure. Just because you are not serious enough. If you really need X amount of money in X days for some urgent work, best shot is to scale your current work. Trying anything new will reduce your chances of success.

If you do not have any current work or skills at all, then a target like $500 in 30 days or more is simply an illusion. I do not feel bad at people submitting jokes as replies to such queries here.

 

[Quantum Ads]

You hit the nail on the head. Those threads are mostly wishful thinking. It's not about magic, it's about having a solid plan, putting in consistent work, and having something to offer. If you have no foundation, any serious target in a short timeframe is just an illusion. Build a real skill or value first, then think about scaling.

 

[Panther28]

People thinking that making money is like this. Except guanrateed, and with a max time to spend, 1 hour, and max money to spend, 1 dollar! lol

The money is made in knowing where to put a digital slot machine, so your clients will deposit their dollars with you, in exchange for your skillfully created product or service.

People today, don't want to spend 5 years studying and working at a business.(their own or someone elses) They just want to log on to bhw, and in the first 10 mins start their journey to 300 a day! lol

 

[iactaest777]

So true, there is no easy money, only hard work. People are naive and believe making money online is easy as 2+2. It's not.

 

[alsp]

building on develop ideas of earning revenue at target period daily could advance experience on processing much revenue,goal/target idea are perfect in managing time for accurate revenue.

 

[onlyzorro]

Honestly, trying to make quick money with something new rarely works unless you’re already skilled or have a solid base. Scaling what you already do is your best bet.

 

[Project Limitless]

I always suggest people to get a job if they're in an urgent need of money. Making X amount in X number days is not possible with IM because you're desperate and you'll make more mistakes, losing more money in the process.

'Methods' don't make you consistent money for financial stability, sustainable business models do and that takes time, effort and money.

 

[ViralPenguin]

True, focusing on scaling what you already know works is way more effective than chasing unrealistic targets without a solid foundation.

 

[umdizbaboman]

Quick money rarely comes from new ventures; focusing on what you know and improving it is the smarter move for consistent results.

 

[Scofield Muara]

I get where you’re coming from, but sometimes stepping into something new can open doors you didn’t expect. If you start small, test it, and stay adaptable, it could work. The key is finding a balance between what you know and what’s emerging.

 

[awesomewebsites]

I get where you’re coming from, but sometimes stepping into something new can open doors you didn’t expect. If you start small, test it, and stay adaptable, it could work. The key is finding a balance between what you know and what’s emerging.

It goes well.for.people who have tried many things and succeed in some. But if you never did anything , and expect to make good money in first attempt in say 15 days, there are very less chances of it happening.

 

[Scofield Muara]

It goes well.for.people who have tried many things and succeed in some. But if you never did anything , and expect to make good money in first attempt in say 15 days, there are very less chances of it happening.

True, first wins are rare but starting is key.

 

[vyqiqefe]

This is true. The best approach is to have as many experience in different areas. These can be turned in profit later when you take these things seriously

 

[shijin]

I remember thinking I could hit $1k in a week with no plan, it ended up being a total flop and cost me more time than money.