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I never got engaged in expenses like rent and bills, having chosen a door-to-door thrift shop. I put the goods I sell (clothes, shoes, accessories, costume jewelry and beauty items) in my shopping trolley and I go to my customers' houses or elsewhere I meet them. So no additional unavoidable...

I'd like also to consider platforms as Udemy to teach, but at first I would be compelled to get rid of my VAT, cause the financial and tax laws in my country create a confusing environment to legally work at such platforms. I should subscribe at the Municipality of my city as a freelancer (it...

Thanks for informing us. The truth is in my case I'm struggling to be able to post at least a weekly post: cause my very busy schedule and real life issues I must solve, it became impossible for me to post 20 daily posts, despite my desire to be more active on PTP forums. And the removal of the...

Yes, in the case we teach to specific students having booked our lessons, accepting our fees. In the case of publishing our lessons in a paid to social, if we are lucky, we earn up to half amount, compared to the first method.

In such a case, I suppose my mother's friend didn't lose anything really important, if young guys weren't able to appreciate her good qualities and temperament.

Platforms like Hive and Steemit let us teach online (at first, we prepare the lesson and then we post it in the community, remembering we are free to add our own videos for a more interactive lesson, for ex., to show the pronunciation in the case of a language lesson).

Yes, several experiences, as I'm a teacher, even if in my geographic area is too difficult to reach new students, as education is the least worry for the average people here. Especially after COVID, people here prefer to spend their free time into futilities. So I'll engage in international...

It happened the owner saw his revenue from ads reduced and he couldn't help but in his turn reduce users' rewards. He cannot pay amounts he doesn't earn any more. I also would like to know...

My big concern is for the widowed women in the Western countries, because in those geographic areas, even to engage in the first marriage is extremely difficult. I remember a friend of my mother. She became a widow after only 10 months of marriage and she met her second husband only 30 years...

This point of view has too much to see with each one's cultural background and I think no decision of this kind should be criticized, until taken under good faith. I know I'm placing out of the pack: but think of people who find themselves in a complete solitude after becoming a widow...

Dear friends, same boat of yours, here too. Out of my door-to-door thrift shop activity (where I only earn crumbs), I lost all my offline teaching job. My last student traveled to another State and when she'll return, very probably she won't have any more any free time to rekindle our lessons...