After You Are Done With NYSC; What Will Be Your Means Of Earning Money
Let me ask you the following questions:
1. What skill do you have that you can monetize on quickly?
2. How much savings do you have?
3. What else can you do to cushion the effect of no more monthly salary in the main time while looking for another job?
You may say God forbid you will be done with serving.
Your entrepreneurial skill will bail you out anytime and anywhere when there is challenges on your income.
Do you have an entrepreneurial mindset?
Entrepreneurship is not about running your own business.
It is about finding a legit way of making extra income with your skill or expertise, selling or buying.
It is a mindset; not a shop/business.
If you cannot answer the questions above with a resounding YES; then you have not been living well.
Don't be like old generation who after there NYSC, went into looking for jobs while they weren't earning monthly income again, some got jobs, some get depressed and tired and are still wandering up till this moment, while some who have skilled had no problem has they started making money already with their skills.
Don't be like those who had no skill, zero entrepreneurial mindset, little or no savings and poor business knowledge.
You can change the narrative
...but what must you do?
The answer: seek knowledge from those who know
If you are a salary person, you don't need to resign to do buying and selling as a side business.
You can always use your spear time to start and grow your side business online without spending on rent or staffing.
Internet is a global market to trade your business.
One business you can easily start without anybody knowing is Affiliate Marketing Business that can be done from the comfort of your room, office or car.
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