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The Beginner-Friendly Guide to Making Money Online
You’ve probably heard the expression make money online before, but what does it mean? Is it only reserved for entrepreneurs with websites and massive mailing lists? How do you actually make money online, anyway? Can anyone really do it? In this beginner-friendly guide to making money online, you’ll learn how to start earning an income without leaving your home, spending hours on end building your business, or spending more than $5 at a time on ads.
By HUMBALE STORY 4 years ago in Journal
I Left My 9–5 Job for Freelancing and Now Leaving Freelancing
I started freelancing while I was doing my 9–5 job . I would tell people I was working on a freelance project, and they would usually say, “You’re so lucky! I wish I could do that.” Little did they know, it was never easy balancing my full-time job with freelance work.
By Hidayatullah Astori4 years ago in Journal
BECOMING A BLOGGER AND WHY?
WHAT INSPIRED ME TO BECOMING A BLOGGER Becoming a blogger it all started with a simple question: What am I passionate about? For me, the answer was clear: writing. So, armed with nothing more than a laptop and a dream, I set out to create my own blog.
By FRECKLES AND LEMONADE 4 years ago in Journal
What Jobs Can I Get After a Coding Bootcamp?
While you're at coding bootcamp, you might be wondering "What Jobs can I get after a coding bootcamp?" These articles will give you the scoop on job placement rates, types of employers looking for coding skills, and even a few tips on how to ace a mock interview! You might even learn a thing or two that you'd never have imagined.
By Lisa White4 years ago in Journal
Breath into Her
They tell me to breath life into her, but that's what I'm afraid of. They say "Maybe you're not healing from the past, because you're trying to be who you once were, and that person is gone. There is a new, strong being, trying to be born. Breath life into her, and let her come forth."
By Josie Del Valle4 years ago in Journal
4 Reasons Why Working From Home May Be A "Bad" Idea
Working from home is the dream of many people, and remote work is here to stay. But, there are bad aspects to it too that a lot of stay-at-home and remote workers fail to mention or take into consideration before jumping ahead into this work lifestyle.
By Sally From The Shine Project4 years ago in Journal
In the Arena: Overcoming Resistance
I meant to write this two weeks ago. I had just got done listening to Steven Pressfield’s The War of Art for the 12th time and had an entire outline of not just this piece but, an entire series on overcoming resistance; learning to be fearless( a title I got from Curtis Jackson’s Hustle Harder, Hustle Smarter); and my beliefs on the Law Of Attraction. I went into my office, opened up my MacBook, and typed out the first line that went like this: Growing up, I always enjoyed stories of heroes, but none more so than those of underdogs. And just like that, I tossed the whole project out. I shut my MacBook, walked back into my bedroom, and turned on the TV. Just like that, I had been bested by my long-time frienemy and rival, myself.
By T.D. Chronicler4 years ago in Journal
10 Traits of a Successful Travel Nurse
They say that a nurse is a nurse and that we're all interchangeable. Unless, of course, you're talking about travel nursing. Being a travel RN is an animal unto itself. It requires not only a different thought process but also a different way of approaching things.
By Rick Martinez4 years ago in Journal
