heartonfire
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DO NOT LISTEN TO BROKE COPECELS.
As you may know, there are a shit ton of 15-17 year-olds in the moneymaking forum wanting to make money, as statusmaxxing is the final glimmer of hope for broken copecels.
These threads are typically titled along the lines of "How can a 12 year old make $100,000 a day? Please help!", and regardless of the information in the thread, there's always somebody in the comments saying: "Kid, you're never gonna make any money on the internet. People who say you can make money in the internet are liars and sell courses."
As somebody who is 16 and making good money from SMM (quit my job flipping burgers), I want to tell you that you can make money with any business model that you're told is "oversaturated" by piss-poor incels on org.
"It's all oversaturated!"
Now yes, I understand every 14 year-old Andrew Tate wannabe has tried to "escape the matrix" by attempting to do Dropshipping. I've seen it as much as you have, and it demotivated me just as badly. But you have to understand, even the most saturated online business models such as Dropshipping, SMMA, Affiliate Marketing, or even Ecommerce as a whole, they are all alive and well. Every last one has the potential to make as much money as you could hope to make.
Online shopping is never going to be "oversaturated". Simple and plain.
"So I can escape the matrix with any business model!"
With all that being said, this is not a lifefuel thread, and all the kids at your school who started a clothing brand in 2021 are still poor and depressed. So then if not because of the business models themselves, then why didn't it work? Were they unlucky?
It wasn't because of luck, it was all because of effort. Every last wannabe has only themselves to blame for not making something work. Failed clothing brands likely made one of the mistakes below.
Is it over?
At the end of the day, only a certain amount of people will be able to make things work, and although that's great copefuel for incels with broken dreams, when you see how hard it really is and how easy it is to quit, it should be lifefuel for somebody like you.
It honestly doesn't matter which business model you choose, it's about you and only you. I personally have a long way to go myself, I'm impoverishing compared to everybody in my circle.
If you think it's supposed to be easy, if you aren't willing to do shit that sucks for long spans of time, or if you've been wanting to make money on the internet as a teen for a while, but you won't start because of a few poorons on forum told you it's impossible, it's over.
Shout out to @Zeekie for being the #1 goat
As you may know, there are a shit ton of 15-17 year-olds in the moneymaking forum wanting to make money, as statusmaxxing is the final glimmer of hope for broken copecels.
These threads are typically titled along the lines of "How can a 12 year old make $100,000 a day? Please help!", and regardless of the information in the thread, there's always somebody in the comments saying: "Kid, you're never gonna make any money on the internet. People who say you can make money in the internet are liars and sell courses."
As somebody who is 16 and making good money from SMM (quit my job flipping burgers), I want to tell you that you can make money with any business model that you're told is "oversaturated" by piss-poor incels on org.
"It's all oversaturated!"
Now yes, I understand every 14 year-old Andrew Tate wannabe has tried to "escape the matrix" by attempting to do Dropshipping. I've seen it as much as you have, and it demotivated me just as badly. But you have to understand, even the most saturated online business models such as Dropshipping, SMMA, Affiliate Marketing, or even Ecommerce as a whole, they are all alive and well. Every last one has the potential to make as much money as you could hope to make.
Online shopping is never going to be "oversaturated". Simple and plain.
"So I can escape the matrix with any business model!"
With all that being said, this is not a lifefuel thread, and all the kids at your school who started a clothing brand in 2021 are still poor and depressed. So then if not because of the business models themselves, then why didn't it work? Were they unlucky?
It wasn't because of luck, it was all because of effort. Every last wannabe has only themselves to blame for not making something work. Failed clothing brands likely made one of the mistakes below.
- Bad design
- Wasted time on website, branding, etc.
- Investing on inventory with no demand
- No distribution strategy
- No target-audience, no marketing strategy
- No competitor research (winning creatives/websites)
- Burnout
- Overreliance on motivation
- A bad circle
- A need for validation
- All of the above (It's over)
Is it over?
At the end of the day, only a certain amount of people will be able to make things work, and although that's great copefuel for incels with broken dreams, when you see how hard it really is and how easy it is to quit, it should be lifefuel for somebody like you.
It honestly doesn't matter which business model you choose, it's about you and only you. I personally have a long way to go myself, I'm impoverishing compared to everybody in my circle.
If you think it's supposed to be easy, if you aren't willing to do shit that sucks for long spans of time, or if you've been wanting to make money on the internet as a teen for a while, but you won't start because of a few poorons on forum told you it's impossible, it's over.
Shout out to @Zeekie for being the #1 goat
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