Ncsamuel:
pls bro can u teach how to do one of those u mentioned cos am tired of running up and down just to please my bosses who cant be pleased. Pls reply me

softboiy:
this is 2017 there are lots of ways to make money even after losing your job. eg on fiverr, fiverr even pays and reward hardwork better. don't even wait to lose your job, all you need is a skill you can do digital jobs like video editing, animation,writing, graphics design , etc. for the lazy ones who would say I have no skill you can simply resell this services. am a video animator on fiverr God know how much I make monthly. apart from fiverr there are thousand of ways to make good money, so instead of crying after losing your job, brain storm. I love hardworking people no excuse in 2017 to be poor.

Pamelayoung:


I have heard so much about this fiver of a thing. Is it smth I can learn online?

ItuExchange:
How do people survive financially after quitting their job and pursuing the entrepreneur route of a startup?


I've done it twice. Both times I went into massive personal credit card debt (US $50,000 and US $70,000). Both times the company I founded eventually raised investment capital, and things worked out. Here are the few pieces I've learned about surviving as a bootstrapped entrepreneur after quitting my job:

1. If You Aren't 100% Sure, Don't Even Try to Survive Financially. Get Your Job Back.

Being an entrepreneur is painful... and not the romanticized pain that ends in two hours and gets packaged like a Disney Special. It's a dull, lingering, financially disastrous pain that is only worth it if there is absolutely nothing else you can see yourself doing. If it isn't that black and white for you, get your job back. Now.

2. Plan for At Least 2 Years of Financial Suicide. That's a Bare Minimum.

Most entrepreneurs begin their entrepreneurial journeys with rosy forecasts. If they can just do these four things, well heck, they'll be the next Facebook or at least Instagram. That's the fairy tale anyway. The reality is you'll be probably trudging through financial quicksand for years. So plan for it!

3. Find a Cofounder As Wildly Passionate As You Are. Ideally a Rich One.

When you're lost and alone in the desert with no directions for how to find water... it is easy to let the hallucinations and ramen-inducing vitamin deficiencies take hold. But when you have a cofounder, an advocate, a best friend who needs it as much as you do... that person can keep you sane. If the person is rich, he or she can also take you out to dinner every now and then!

4. It Doesn't Matter if You Once Lived Like a King. You Are Now a Pauper.

Before I took the social entrepreneurial plunge, I was making easy money, driving a nice Mercedes, staying at 4-star New York City hotels, and enjoying life. It took me a few months to realize I was a pauper when I started my first business. The result: I used what could have been 3 years of savings in 5 months. Don't be as stupid as me.

5. If You Hit Zero, Credit Cards Can Be Your Best Friend. But BEWARE.

The only thing scarier for an entrepreneur than losing money every month is losing money you don't have every month. But this is part of the financial suicide referenced earlier. When you've hit zero, 0% interest credit cards (readily available in the US for first 12 months if you have good credit) are your best friend.

** Use with caution: If you aren't idiotically sure things will work out, return to step 1. Ask for your job back.

6. (Final Financial Survival Step): Work On Your Mental Game. It's the Most Valuable Asset You Have. It's More Important Than Money.

Entrepreneurship is oftentimes a war of attrition. Those who can take the most pain and stay in the game the longest are oftentimes the victors (if they are smart and adjusting all the time). The key to staying in the game isn't money. It is knowing the truth about yourself and your team: you are immensely capable and resourceful, and you will find a way. After all, there is no other option!

Source: https://www.quora.com/How-do-people-survive-financially-after-quitting-their-job-and-pursuing-the-entrepreneur-route-of-a-startup


Neteller here: www..com.ng

Pamelayoung:


I have heard so much about this fiver of a thing. Is it smth I can learn online?

ItuExchange:
How do people survive financially after quitting their job and pursuing the entrepreneur route of a startup?


I've done it twice. Both times I went into massive personal credit card debt (US $50,000 and US $70,000). Both times the company I founded eventually raised investment capital, and things worked out. Here are the few pieces I've learned about surviving as a bootstrapped entrepreneur after quitting my job:

1. If You Aren't 100% Sure, Don't Even Try to Survive Financially. Get Your Job Back.

Being an entrepreneur is painful... and not the romanticized pain that ends in two hours and gets packaged like a Disney Special. It's a dull, lingering, financially disastrous pain that is only worth it if there is absolutely nothing else you can see yourself doing. If it isn't that black and white for you, get your job back. Now.

2. Plan for At Least 2 Years of Financial Suicide. That's a Bare Minimum.

Most entrepreneurs begin their entrepreneurial journeys with rosy forecasts. If they can just do these four things, well heck, they'll be the next Facebook or at least Instagram. That's the fairy tale anyway. The reality is you'll be probably trudging through financial quicksand for years. So plan for it!

3. Find a Cofounder As Wildly Passionate As You Are. Ideally a Rich One.

When you're lost and alone in the desert with no directions for how to find water... it is easy to let the hallucinations and ramen-inducing vitamin deficiencies take hold. But when you have a cofounder, an advocate, a best friend who needs it as much as you do... that person can keep you sane. If the person is rich, he or she can also take you out to dinner every now and then!

4. It Doesn't Matter if You Once Lived Like a King. You Are Now a Pauper.

Before I took the social entrepreneurial plunge, I was making easy money, driving a nice Mercedes, staying at 4-star New York City hotels, and enjoying life. It took me a few months to realize I was a pauper when I started my first business. The result: I used what could have been 3 years of savings in 5 months. Don't be as stupid as me.

5. If You Hit Zero, Credit Cards Can Be Your Best Friend. But BEWARE.

The only thing scarier for an entrepreneur than losing money every month is losing money you don't have every month. But this is part of the financial suicide referenced earlier. When you've hit zero, 0% interest credit cards (readily available in the US for first 12 months if you have good credit) are your best friend.

** Use with caution: If you aren't idiotically sure things will work out, return to step 1. Ask for your job back.

6. (Final Financial Survival Step): Work On Your Mental Game. It's the Most Valuable Asset You Have. It's More Important Than Money.

Entrepreneurship is oftentimes a war of attrition. Those who can take the most pain and stay in the game the longest are oftentimes the victors (if they are smart and adjusting all the time). The key to staying in the game isn't money. It is knowing the truth about yourself and your team: you are immensely capable and resourceful, and you will find a way. After all, there is no other option!

Source: https://www.quora.com/How-do-people-survive-financially-after-quitting-their-job-and-pursuing-the-entrepreneur-route-of-a-startup


Neteller here: www..com.ng

enemmo:


I lost mine last year. The first thing to do is to embrace positivity.

Follow this thread for starters..

https://www.nairaland.com/2390751/how-make-up-500k-every

There are many helpful resources and people there.

softboiy:
this is 2017 there are lots of ways to make money even after losing your job. eg on fiverr, fiverr even pays and reward hardwork better. don't even wait to lose your job, all you need is a skill you can do digital jobs like video editing, animation,writing, graphics design , etc. for the lazy ones who would say I have no skill you can simply resell this services. am a video animator on fiverr God know how much I make monthly. apart from fiverr there are thousand of ways to make good money, so instead of crying after losing your job, brain storm. I love hardworking people no excuse in 2017 to be poor.

lastkingsman:


boss, pls which software do you use for video animation on fiverr?

softboiy:
them many

lastkingsman:


pls boss, I need you guidance. my email is cderulo at gmail dot com. how effective is adobe Photoshop and adobe after effect useful to this?

softboiy:
PS is not needed buh u need good knowledge of aftereffects. or u use simpler softwares like explaindio. I cant mail u my number is on my signature if that is useful to u

softboiy:
this is 2017 there are lots of ways to make money even after losing your job. eg on fiverr, fiverr even pays and reward hardwork better. don't even wait to lose your job, all you need is a skill you can do digital jobs like video editing, animation,writing, graphics design , etc. for the lazy ones who would say I have no skill you can simply resell this services. am a video animator on fiverr God know how much I make monthly. apart from fiverr there are thousand of ways to make good money, so instead of crying after losing your job, brain storm. I love hardworking people no excuse in 2017 to be poor.

softboiy:
this is 2017 there are lots of ways to make money even after losing your job. eg on fiverr, fiverr even pays and reward hardwork better. don't even wait to lose your job, all you need is a skill you can do digital jobs like video editing, animation,writing, graphics design , etc. for the lazy ones who would say I have no skill you can simply resell this services. am a video animator on fiverr God know how much I make monthly. apart from fiverr there are thousand of ways to make good money, so instead of crying after losing your job, brain storm. I love hardworking people no excuse in 2017 to be poor.

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softboiy:
PS is not needed buh u need good knowledge of aftereffects. or u use simpler softwares like explaindio. I cant mail u my number is on my signature if that is useful to u

lastkingsman:


pls how do I deal with voice over during advert, can explandio handle voice modification?

priscus:

HI .I love your zeal .cos I hate lazy people .Please I just join fiverr .just dis one article .But since than I have not gotten any offer .pleasw I need your help. This is my number .Am priscus 08021092818 .please I need to make money .Not really doing much.Tanks so much

softboiy:
that's why we have a software called audacity.

lastkingsman:

Baba, God bless you. thank you.

softboiy:
no p

lastkingsman:


pls baba, should I choose Nigeria as my or select US using VPN?

Bizzonthetrack:
Na oyinbo way of surviving be this

softboiy:
this is 2017 there are lots of ways to make money even after losing your job. eg on fiverr, fiverr even pays and reward hardwork better. don't even wait to lose your job, all you need is a skill you can do digital jobs like video editing, animation,writing, graphics design , etc. for the lazy ones who would say I have no skill you can simply resell this services. am a video animator on fiverr God know how much I make monthly. apart from fiverr there are thousand of ways to make good money, so instead of crying after losing your job, brain storm. I love hardworking people no excuse in 2017 to be poor.

Valobit:




How do you do it? No one is willing to show the way.

Valobit:





How do you do it?
No one is willing to show the way.