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Of course it's easier to handle a smaller business with smaller staff. Most big businesses have managers while the owners focus on other aspects.

I would say both are equally difficult to market. Studying the strategies that makes it easier to get your customers to buy, will help be it a product or a service.

Looks definitely help in securing a job, but it's not only innate beauty that counts. Composure, eloquence and how you present yourself is also important.

It depends because I budget and allocate all my money immediately I get my salary. If you've put in your request beforehand, it may get considered.

I intend to start my own health practice services, but I also do odd jobs both online and offline. Mostly,I trade crypto and take out the profits occasionally.

It's really low,.but it's also the longest existing paid to post forums that still pays. Some people accumulate for months, and if you work on multiple forums, it will add up.

Bizdustry has enough posts and topics now that it doesn't really need much conversation to keep earning from ads and other revenue sources, that's what I think . This makes it highly unlikely they will bring back paid posting.

I wouldn't do that. To make that money back, you have to be consistent daily on the site, maximizing your hours. Working on paid to post forums is just something I do on the side.

I also pay for hosting and other services using crypto. I buy airtime and some vendors accept it too, but they have to know you personally.

After the recent airdrop by the Ton network and Notcoin, many people in my circle are now interested and actively buy and sell crypto. Adoption is really moving fast.

I currently earn crypto by working on forums, but trading crypto is also, in a way, free money if you can be profitable at it.

Faucets are not really a good way to earn in crypto currently, except you find a way to automate most of the tasks. The rewards to effort ratio is extremely low, time that can be spent on more profitable tasks

I assume it's still open. I want to join

That's why location matters in such calculations. With $200, I would be living like a king in my own country currently, so any extra income I earn is welcomed. However, the wage rates also differ based on location and sometimes, it just proportional to the work done irrespective of location.

I do spend too much time, especially now that I'm home most of the day. I wonder how people work from home with all the distractions and freedom.

Too much inventory is indeed bad especially if it's a new business. It's a good idea to have money to buy more when necessary, but it's just a bit of everything until you discover what works.

For some goods, that might work, like perishable items. For items like clothing, jewelry, and drugs, you'll need more than that. The cost of purchasing such items weekly won't be sustainable for a business.

That's the smart choice, but most people get tempted by the potential in crypto and invest farore than that. Some make more money than they expect, some lose or all.

I use p2p on multiple exchanges, then hot wallets sometimes to store coins not yet on exchanges. Binance has been my best exchange so far, and I like metamask.

You don't go all in on crypto, but some people hit the jackpot once. Most people use a part of their paycheck to invest gradually, accumulating profits along the way.

I use numerous sites and apps. I like dextools for coins not on either coin gecko or CMC. I also use crypto bubble app to easily access market date at a glance. Between CMC and CG, most times coingecko has more information.

It's been a while, about 3 years ago and I can't remember the name of the site. Thankfully, that site led me to bizdustry and other paying sites which I've been on till date.

I used Facebook before, but what I'm interested in now is Twitter, or X as it is now known. You need to build a solid base around content that people like, them you get the blue tick and earn revenue monthly.

I'm interested in this, but you have to be good at what you do with a good number of content writing samples. It pays well, but I do wonder if it's a fulfilling job.

It goes both ways at different times. Depending on your target and strategy, it can be exhausting and time consuming, or simply something you do for fun. I try to find the fun in it, and sometimes it's necessary to take a break.

Passive income is not easy to get. You need time and commitment to build a stable source of income like that, no less than 3-5 years. I like real estate, but the upfront costs are not for beginners.

I don't skip meals,. fortunately, but my diet isn't as balanced as it used to be. Food inflation is bad here, more than 200% in just a year. With the same income, you have to cut costs.

It's good to start when they are still young. The most common practice is to put them on a weekly allowance, then guide them in spending and saving it. Gradually, they are them taught about how to earn more from their savings.

I prefer to go shopping immediately I get paid. There are some items I prefer to buy weekly like vegetables and fruits, but buying in bulk once monthly saves me more money.

I just started sack farming in my backyard. Hopefully the yield will be good enough so I can expand next year and start selling some to neighbors.