EXACTLY how a painfully average person can make $10k every month

This is exactly how a painfully average person can still make $10,000 every single month. Coming from a painfully average person, I was a C average student, I flunked slash failed out of college, I have no degree and I was a broke bartender for a very long time, and now I make well over $10,000 every single month. This isn't gonna be one of those vague videos where I don't actually break it down or I just say something vague like I do affiliate marketing. I'm gonna break down how even if you are an extremely average person can make $10,000 every single month. So get yourself a cup cause I'm spilling the tea. So first things first you need to learn some sort of skill and a skill that you can do from your computer so that you don't have to be on location and so that it's not labor intensive. These are what we call digital trades and there is a huge list of digital trades, here is just a list of some of the few for me. For me, I have clients I run their meta ads or TikTok ads and I do their email marketing. I have clients alone that pay me $12,000 per month just to run their meta ads. Some of these skills, these trades are extremely nuanced, you can't learn them in school, you can't get a degree in them and so really the only place you can learn them is completely and totally online. And so what you're gonna do is if you don't already have one of these digital skills, a lot of people do consider what you're already doing at your job that people always ask you for help for, or things that you do from your job that is strictly just from your computer. Even things like bookkeeping is a digital trade. And so even if you don't have a digital trader skill or you want to seriously improve upon one, you can give yourself crash courses, right? The internet is free education. Look up everything you can about those trades and skills and learn as much as possible. Then you want to position yourself as an expert, right? So now that you understand the skill and the trade as an expert level, you wanna position yourself as such that you attract those high paying client and you can do that with a website and a LinkedIn profile. All of these you can do for free. Then once you are positioned as the go to person in that skill, you have to do the hardest, hardest, hardest part and I know so many of you guys are gonna comment in the comment section being like, oh but getting clients, right? Easier said than done, you have to get client. Yeah, no kidding, easier said than done. This is the hardest part. You'll hear 100 noes before you hear a single yes, but you can find warm leads on Upwork, LinkedIn and indeed. Painfully average people tend to get painfully average results, so you have to reach out to as many people as possible, which is exactly what I did and as soon as you get one client, it starts to be a snowball effect. It gets easier and easier, the consistency pays off. Once you get one, you get two, you get three, you get four, you get 10. Now the average contract for somebody who runs ads, the skills and services that I offer is $3,000 a month to $10,000 per month. That's on average, so $3,000 a month is on the low end. So that's just for your beginners, people just starting out. The first client that I had, that was over 11 years ago, was $2,500 a month and that was 11 years ago when I was just starting out. That means you would need less than four clients at the low end of $3,000 a month in order to hit 10k a month. And it's a numbers game, the more you reach out to, the more opportunity you have to say yes. You don't have to be great at something so long as you're consistent with it. So fellow painfully average people, this is our moment. And if you really wanna get cooking and you really wanna make the big bucks, you can start to outsource all of the work to other freelancers and so you can focus on bringing in more clients, aka making more money while other people do the work. The life of a painfully average person isn't so bad now, is it?