Straight out the gate, what am going to talk about in this post is how you can make money selling your beats online using a “not so tapped into strategy” regardless of where you are based.
The Hustle
With the onset of winter, and the forecast of snow and sub-zero temperatures hitting the UK shortly. It’s a dangerous time for rough sleepers. Recent deaths of homeless people have been reported in Westminster, Edinburgh and Chelmsford, which have been linked to the freezing conditions. According to research by Crisis, there are around 9,000 people sleeping on Britain’s streets right now.
Your friends and family will support and claim they know you when you blow up or become famous, it’s not their fault, that’s the way humans are wired! So, instead of asking or should I say begging for support, retweets, shares, likes, or views, you should play another game instead.
Okay! So, if you read my blog and/or follow my social media (especially Facebook Page) you might know that I started my hustle at the age of 19 on my Grand-mother’s dining table in Lagos, Nigeria after getting my BSc in computer science but if this is the first time you are reading my post or hearing about me, well; that’s just my story in a nutshell.
Today’s world is filled with a lot of negativity. Its very important to fill your mind and sight with things, words and pictures that inspires, motivates, enlightens and pushes you to become the strongest version of yourself. This is one of the aims of The Presidential Hustle. Below is a collection of quotes that will push you, rewire your mind, shift your perspective and make you hungry for success, better hustle and a better life.
In this video, I talk about the misconceptions and myths of being self employed and an entrepreneur. A lot of people think entrepreneurship is the easy way out but it actually isn’t. I also go indepth to talk about 3 Practical, Actionable and Realistic ways to start your own business and become your own boss. I hope you find the video helpful. Enjoy!
The internet is becoming bigger than ever and people who have skills in Web, Tech and IT will always be valuable. Thousands of people start up businesses everyday and already established businesses are always looking for ways to stand out and make more sales than their competitors. The cheapest way to achieve more sales and leads for businesses is through digital marketing and the whole game of digital marketing is to bring leads or customers to a website and then make them take actions needed- either to fill in their emails or to buy a product or service.
Charging the right fee, charging better fees and making money as a Freelancer and Entrepreneur is always a touchy topic. Most people like to shy away from the “money talk” but I love talking about it because I know bills has to be paid and at the same time – freelancers and entrepreneurs spend time, money and resources to gain their valuable skill – it only makes sense to make a living or atleast make some good money with their skill, service or product.
In this new video, I addressed that issue in this new video and gave 5 practical tips to Charge Better Fees As A Freelancer / Entrepreneur and Also Feel Confident When Charging!
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Hey! In this new video, I talk about the difference between getting a University Degree and Learning a Skill. Which is better? I also go deep into Skill acquisition and how that can be the solution to the Unemployment amongst the youth and people in general. This is a follow up video on a previous video I titled “Is school a waste of time?”
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How about I start this post with defining what Freelancing actually means, so we can get on the same page. A Freelancer is a self-employed individual with a valuable skill who doesn’t have to commit to a single or long-term employer. They work independently for several different companies or clients from the comfort their home or any place of their choosing and mostly from their computer! Notice the part where I said with a “Valuable Skill” ? it is very important to have a skill first before thinking of freelancing, if you don’t have a skill that is valuable and you know people are making money with, you cannot be a freelancer! (what would you offer people as your service?)
A little background about me and my freelance journey. I started very young – at the age of 19 – immediately I was done with Uni, I chose Web and Graphics design as my preferred field, I have worked with a bunch load of clients (both good and bad), I have been able to build my freelance business that was started on my Grand-Mother’s dining table into a Sought-after Creative design agency in London (I’ll give you the link to my agency’s website at the end of the post), I currently mentor, coach and guide other freelancers (and newbies) on how to become more effective, get the right skills and charge what they deserve.