I got to a point where I thought that if I wanted to quit my job, I'd still be able to sustain a good living for myself.who could advise me on how to save and what to invest in, and I would recommend that anyone else looking to make money from content creation does the same.
Profit from content creation might be really great during one month, but who's to say that the next few months are going to go as well? My wealth manager prepares and advises me for those low points where fewer brands are reaching out and it's harder to get by.The lack of stability that comes with being an influencer has been the most difficult challenge I've faced since leaving my job.
Not having any certainty about what's to come is scary, and it's probably my biggest fear in life. Things can be going so well for your platform one minute, but anything could go wrong, and people could stop watching your content. I'm a very religious person, so I believe in walking by faith and not by sight, trusting that things will work out. Even aside from religion, though, I still think it's important to trust that hard work and consistency will pay off, even if it doesn't happen right away.is one of my favorite podcast hosts, and in general, I feel like hearing other people talk about their success stories in podcasts is a great push that helps put me back on track mentally.
Since I'm not working in an office job, there's no supervisor looking over me to make sure I'm on track. Instead, I've had to learn how to manage my own time and plan out a thorough schedule for myself using my Google Calendar.