I've done some freelance work at different times, and I always had the feeling that most of the time, I wasn't doing what I was actually interested in — I was doing what the client needed. I think that's true for most freelancers, especially when they haven't built a strong reputation yet — you mostly get paid for pain, not for joy. And the worst part is that this is seen as normal. In the last five years, I've also tried a bunch of different ways to make money online. But I realized I'm not ...

I've done some freelance work at different times, and I always had the feeling that most of the time, I wasn't doing what I was actually interested in — I was doing what the client needed. I think that's true for most freelancers, especially when they haven't built a strong reputation yet — you mostly get paid for pain, not for joy. And the worst part is that this is seen as normal. In the last five years, I've also tried a bunch of different ways to make money online. But I realized I'm not ...

Over the past few years, I’ve dabbled in a bunch of different things — SEO, copywriting, marketing, anti-fraud systems, programming, blockchain dev, analytics, email campaigns, and more. I wanted to make money online, spent several years chasing that goal, and ended up with debts and disappointment. At the same time, I spent years working regular low-skill jobs. Switched them often. And after about a decade, just scrolling through those kinds of vacancies started to feel like pure hopelessnes...

Over the past few years, I’ve dabbled in a bunch of different things — SEO, copywriting, marketing, anti-fraud systems, programming, blockchain dev, analytics, email campaigns, and more. I wanted to make money online, spent several years chasing that goal, and ended up with debts and disappointment. At the same time, I spent years working regular low-skill jobs. Switched them often. And after about a decade, just scrolling through those kinds of vacancies started to feel like pure hopelessnes...