MasihMinawal

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This is the most practical comment I've seen on this.

That's exactly what I experienced too.

Building for others is scary at first, because you can (and definitely will) face rejection sometimes.

> man or woman, aged 18 to 80 ... anywhere ...

right, it'll need some sort of filtering. i'll add that. thanks for pointing that out.

> And then what?

The initial idea is to get to know someone for dating.

thanks!

crowd investing?

Real estate. always.

35k is enough for a down payment on a small apartment. If you have a job, you can usually get a loan from most banks.

With good preparation and patience, you can cover all your costs by renting out your property and generate a monthly profit.

haha yes

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The best method that worked for me:

Change your location. Notice how your brain begins to change as you distance yourself from your daily distractions.

Practical:

- Book a flight to Europe (if you're in the US) for two weeks. Or book a flight to the US (if you're in Europe) for two weeks.

- Bring your laptop.

- Set a deadline for your project on the tenth day of your trip.

politics digivolves to ...

... politics everywhere

still less than a quarter

>If I made a guide to all this what would you want to know?

>>> I wouldn't want to know anything about meditation, but everything about emotions at the behavioral level.

For example: How can I use anger to my advantage?

yes

I started out as a freelance marketer, selling WordPress websites to small businesses.

Over time, more and more of my clients began demanding CRM systems and automation.

Eventually, I expanded my technical skill set and studied computer science.

Conclusion:

Learn marketing — not just advertising, but things like positioning, understanding customer needs, and even cold calling. Or: get someone on your team who does understand marketing.

Current market needs (from my perspective) that a tech freelancer can solve and "easily" sell:

Websites for small businesses

CRM systems and automation

AI agents for mid-sized businesses