You speak like a politician. Btw it's spelled "loser" not "looser".
You told people to just go deliver pizza for $100.
I pointed out that that's not really possible for people in many places like India or Pakistan as many of this forum members are. Feel free to point out where I said people are losers from those countries. I'll eat a hat if you do.
I also like how you made up something and then quickly made yourself look good by virtue signaling, again with something that nobody said but you.
Anyway, tell all of us again how easy it is for someone from India to just go deliver pizza for a night bro and make $100? I'll wait.
Thank you for correcting - I mistyped it!
I didn't say go and deliver pizza, I said if you don't aim for a high earning, this could be one of the options. I hope the that you'll eat will be edible.
You like to suck balls, ha?
I guess you are talking about
@almir2015
Ku-dos!
it really depends in your needs, the more you earn the more you spend, now that I earn enough to pay bills, food and give me a treat sometimes I feel that I don't need more, but that's me being lazy, the moment will come when I need more money and I will start working hard to get it, but I get your point if I want to make money I always need to aim high not what I need but more if is possible.
Exactly, people just need to be honest with themselves. If you are happy where you are now, but someone drives a better car - there is no need to go crazy about it. Not necessarily you are lazy, maybe you are just content.
A smart man once said to me - "reach for a low-hanging fruit and that's what you will get"
Always 10x
If you have a plan, you can get so many low-hanging fruits so you can climb a pile of them and be on top. Have a plan.
Those $1k/day make me laugh as well
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That's a nice ai response!
Coudnt agree more, people wanting 10-20-100$ a day should stick with 9-5 jobs. Web is limitless atm machine and if u are in it for 20$ ur doing something wrong. My developers emails phone numbers and proxy costs are well over 40k$ month so can wipe my ass with 1k$ days
That is what 9 to 5's are for.
My emails cost about $800 across all domains - I do find it crazy, but I prefer to make more money rather than cutting costs.
