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This is what I made in June as a full time content creator living in London. As you guys know, I was on the fence about continuing to make these videos because they are controversial. However, the core audience that I have here, the people that really enjoy said that they don't want me to ever stop making these. Just to warn you, if you don't like to talk about money transparently or seeing large amounts of money makes you feel uncomfortable, then obviously you're not obligated to watch this. Brand deals, I made 78,720 pounds. This is what I get paid from my agency directly. They take their commission off, which is 20% and then this lands in my account. Affiliate marketing, which is where I recommend brands and products and I take a commission on transactions. Here, I made 3,300 pounds from one vendor, 27.36 pounds from another vendor, and then 53.98 pounds from another vendor, bringing the total income from affiliate income to 3,381.34 pounds. I feel like I've fallen off my affiliate a little bit because I had a lot of really good months where I was making multiple five figures. I'm honestly not complaining because 3,000 pounds is still an amazing amount to make. I don't know what it was. I think it was just being in Cannes and maybe not making as much organic content about the platforms I use. That does go to show that you can't really rely on affiliates as a stable, reliable income because it can fluctuate. Subscriptions. Substack, I made 454.43 pounds. Digital Products. I made 485.45 pounds. Ad Revenue. From that ad revenue that I made inside the apps, I got paid 665.16 pounds from Google YouTube. I post all of my short form on there and I also cross post that to Spotify. For Spotify, I made 177.82 pounds. And then for TikTok, this was my lowest earning month from TikTok. I honestly don't know why it paid 142.14 pounds. Finishing off with interest that I made inside my account. This was 132.10 pounds. I definitely have way too much cash sitting there. I'm working with a financial planner to do see what I can do with this, maybe increasing my pension contributions or increasing viable expenses. So overall this came to 84,158.44 pounds. I take an income of 50,000 pounds a year, which is a mix of salary and my dividends. So my take home pay is around 3,200 pounds. I've been posting my income transparently since I was getting paid 200 pounds from a brand deal and it's increased. It gets a lot more attention. Have. But if you have stuck around here for longer, that happened overnight. I had roughly 8,000 pounds in costs, whether subscriptions, staff, or I also have to pay corporation tax, VAT, and there's a lot of other costs associated with the business. So just remember this is not the final amount that I take home. But if you enjoy content like this and you like talking about money transparently, then follow for more.