Switching Gears (Hi There)

byMRefior

40 followers

5 years ago

So there I was, staring at a blank screen on my typing program, while simultaneously staring at my incredibly low bank balance, and feeling that old familiar end-of-the-month panic starting to set in. It's only the 20th; I have been on disability for two years now, and I'm freelancing as a content writer along with a few other side hustles to try to make ends meet between checks. The ends rarely meet; in fact, the ends are total strangers. So, I started browsing the web looking for ways to make a sustainable income from home.

I happened to stumble upon a website called Earn Beast. Surprisingly, I'd never visited this site before, but as I skimmed some of the content I was immediately impressed. Most of the suggestions were relevant and easy enough to implement. And THEN I found the post about WA.

Normally, I just ignore anything with the word "affiliate" in it. I have seen enough scams in my time as a freelancer and, in my experience, most affiliate programs actually cost you more than you earn by participating. I know, I know: you have to spend money to make money. But those programs don't make money for anyone other than the site owner.

But the other content on Earn Beast was great, so I read the post, and I clicked the link, and here I am. I am 100% bowled over by the fact that I actually have access to the initial training for free; from the look of it so far, I will be able to actually get started earning before I upgrade my membership (which I most likely will do, because I honestly love the premium features and there's a sale going on and $20 is way easier to find than $50 right now). And here I am. I just completed lesson 1, and I am about to eat dinner and move on, after I poke around the site a little more. I'm so excited about this. It's the first time EVER that I have any hope that I might be able to make more than $50 a week busting my butt writing content for 2.5 cents a word (and having half my content stolen without payment).

Thanks, Kyle at Earn Beast, for leading me here. And thanks to Kyle and Carson for creating a learning environment that isn't trying to rob members blind.