Per the video 5:24, you can fork a project then include sponsored content for it. I'm assuming the implication is you make it your own. A better way is to be a contributor making you a subject matter expert and then offer support services for that project. A more potentially lucrative path would be to create a service out from OSS but that's then in line with with the micro SaaS suggestion.
Yes and no. If you go on indeed, you'll see posts for coding/programming after school programs. There's a demand for real programmers to teach/coach people live, online or in person. You're looking at it from the pov of someone with experience or iron clad determination, but there are people who value the experience and guidance of an expert. Just try it out and you might find some students/clients. Good luck out there!
I currently have 8 mentees at 4 levels (at work not as a side gig). All of the guidance I provide can be found on the Internet so I'm sure you can get an AI to share the same. For someone who doesn't already have the knowledge, it would challenging to ask questions in the right way to get the information they don't know to ask about without a lot of bad or non applicable information they don't know to filter out. There are also foundational exercises like career mapping that you just can't do with an AI that help to establish the trajectory of a good mentorship relationship.
It kinda works a bit different. When you build 1 app, its built and deployed. So, you not going to stay at that spot but rather build new one. So on, so on, until on of them comes off. :) Maybe could apply if you need to push one project at 100% but on marketing, not pure development.
1. Content creation.
2. Part time freelancing.
3 Micro SAAS.
4. Open Source.
5. Coaching or mentoring.
everything except 1 is is my jam
@@anon-fz2bo how long have you been coding?
Great vid
Curious but didn't understand how Open Source got monetized. Rest make sense but for Open Source it eluded me. Can someone elaborate? :)
Per the video 5:24, you can fork a project then include sponsored content for it. I'm assuming the implication is you make it your own. A better way is to be a contributor making you a subject matter expert and then offer support services for that project. A more potentially lucrative path would be to create a service out from OSS but that's then in line with with the micro SaaS suggestion.
I really love that you keep it real
Real? None of these will bring you 2K or even 5K a month. delusional
How is that real? I mean it COULD bring you money but you'd have to get very lucky.
I never thought about the coaching idea...and that's what you pointed out ha.
Can't imagine this guy being an English teacher
good
Hi Aaron, Im curious about the dating scene in Europe.. Can you do a video about the dating scene there
Thank you!
This recommendation might be an indication
How can you even earn from open source? Most of these arent going to pay you will they? 6:35
I think AI pretty much killed side hustle number 5
Yes and no. If you go on indeed, you'll see posts for coding/programming after school programs. There's a demand for real programmers to teach/coach people live, online or in person.
You're looking at it from the pov of someone with experience or iron clad determination, but there are people who value the experience and guidance of an expert.
Just try it out and you might find some students/clients. Good luck out there!
I currently have 8 mentees at 4 levels (at work not as a side gig). All of the guidance I provide can be found on the Internet so I'm sure you can get an AI to share the same. For someone who doesn't already have the knowledge, it would challenging to ask questions in the right way to get the information they don't know to ask about without a lot of bad or non applicable information they don't know to filter out.
There are also foundational exercises like career mapping that you just can't do with an AI that help to establish the trajectory of a good mentorship relationship.
A.i and no code tools will make us devs just have to innovate over A.i
Partially yes
4:00 Alex Hormozi would be mad at you now :D
It kinda works a bit different. When you build 1 app, its built and deployed. So, you not going to stay at that spot but rather build new one. So on, so on, until on of them comes off. :)
Maybe could apply if you need to push one project at 100% but on marketing, not pure development.
Why do you use the childish meme drawings in your videos?
First
First from South Africa
Daym bro I wanted to take that one lol.
bro i was more first than you easily
USA first
First From India🧡🤍💚
Start using toilets
@@Fghhhg8883it’s not like we don’t like to use toilets, just tht we don’t have any. 😢
i was actually more first from india than you