Candidate,
Yes, it's possible to create a second stream of income — even now.
But it means you have to think differently than the usual "advice" we get.
A few weeks ago, a journalist from [REDACTED] Magazine emailed to ask if I had any "quick savings tips" for saving money that she could feature.
I told her I'd love to contribute, but I focus on earning more, investing, and automation.
Her response: "Oh, that's not going to fit my article."
Now, this writer has an article she has to write. But this is a national magazine with millions of readers. This is the kind of message that most people get about money — that they should cut back on everything, that they should try to save $1.50 a day, and that money is all about restriction.
No wonder people hate dealing with money.
And no wonder people get angry when you say, "Hey, instead of looking for cheaper shampoo, let me show you how to earn more."
Earning more is so out of the ordinary, it seems impossible.
'How can I find an idea?'
'Who would ever pay me?'
'I'm not an entrepreneur.'
And yet...
Other people just like you, Candidate, have done it. They were reading an email exactly like this...and they made a decision to earn more.
Look at a few examples from our inaugural class for Earnable — our new program on how to be your own boss, do what you love, and earn more.
The entire country went on lockdown during the launch. During times like this, most people retreat to safety.
But a small group of Earnable pioneers gathered together to use this time to start something new and invest in themselves.
And they learned: If you can make one sale, you can make three. Then 10. You can turn $1,000 into $1,000/month. Then $10,000.
Take CW Walker, a new Earnable student who landed his first customer for $20/hour. And his second for $2,000.