/biz/ - Business & Finance

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>>50688205
begone

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>>50688205
>the soft crackle of a vape being fired up
>the wheeze of his failing lungs
>the fart being released like an escape valve
OP just start a YouTube playing music and see where it goes. Maybe some biz related songs for frens. Be sure to post it here for us.

I had a pretty good job for a few years but then lost it during covid and decided afterwards to try making money off something private, work from home, private contractor, etc.

I havent found anything good that actually stuck though and im dreading going back to work without a plan after experiencing the magic of NEET. no way i could ever go back to a workplace longterm now tb h.


>>50688272
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>>50688183
Beatin my meat in the back of a van
I'm rolling on molly she's rolling on xans.
She want my meat but shout out to her man
Bitch, I'm Yung Cracka I do what I can.
Sorry lil' hoe, but you gotta be quick
Swallow that pill like the nut from my dick
"Did you know everyday that a hundred thousand men die?"
I don't give a fuck, bitch, I'm watching hella hentai

>>50688183
are you in the 18-24 year age range? because you sound kind of that age.

The vast majority of art school graduates are in your situation and in their mid-twenties. Very, very few become successful at freelance right away. The way it usually works is they put together a great portfolio, then struggle with just picking up a few freelance gigs here and there. Then after a few years get a job at an ad agency. Then in another 3 to 5 years go freelance, or star their own agency.

The best tip I can give you is to associate yourself with some scene related to youth culture. Illegal street racing is hot right now. So maybe you could design decals or wraps for some of the cars. And I dunno what else NFTs? Artwork for microtransactions in games. What you get paid right away is not important. The idea is to esablish yourself within a certain scene.

If you can become known as creating artwork within some youth culture scene and then eventually connect with art directors of ad agencies, then it is on.

For what you are talking about you should really look into David Choe. He did several podcasts with Joe Rogan and I think he has his own podcast. He basically explained how this type of thing worked for him back in the day.
https://www.jrepodcast.com/episode/joe-rogan-experience-392-david-choe/

>>50689715
>Beatin my meat in the back of a van
>I'm rolling on molly she's rolling on xans.
>She want my meat but shout out to her man
>Bitch, I'm Yung Cracka I do what I can.
>Sorry lil' hoe, but you gotta be quick
>Swallow that pill like the nut from my dick
>"Did you know everyday that a hundred thousand men die?"
>I don't give a fuck, bitch, I'm watching hella hentai
nice asf

>>50690270
thanks but yeah im not tryna work for an ad agency or some shit like that, im doing what i want to or nothing at all. Im looking more for side gigs that work.

>>50690671
I see. Well look into David Choe. He played in a band and is also a very prolific visual artists. He made like $300 million. He was given Facebook stock for doing murals and that is how he made it.

Graphic artist can mean all kinds of things. can you post some of your art to this message thread?

>>50690671
maybe you don't want to dox yourself. But maybe you can post a link to deviantart or something that is similar to your work so I can see what you are talking about.

>>50688183
Used Cars are going up and so do repairs.

If you get videos of yourself picking parts from junk yards and using them to fix peoples cars, with timelapses of you doing the work, people love that shit. Fairly Entry Level if you stick to simple small cars and decent profit since well used Cars keep going up.

>>50689715
Indefatigably based and Lil B-pilled

>>50688183
I have been in a similar situation as you: personal projects I want to pursue without being a wagie, but a need for money to keep a roof over my head while doing so.

The only way to make decent money is to do things that people really need, and are willing to pay for. The more they need it or the harder that thing is to do (alt: the rarer the skill needed to do it), the more money you make. This is why a freelance Wordpress developer or a self-employed diesel engine mechanic makes more money than a DoorDash driver.

You are going to have a hard time because you are looking for
>entry level
independent jobs, which is not the way to go. You will be competing with the lowest common denominators for simple, low-skill, low-necessity jobs and will be paid accordingly. You should instead seek out things that you already have some skills or expertise in (or areas where you can learn those skills quickly).

You mentioned music and graphic arts--audio engineering or podcast/video editing are freelance options here, though the problem with nonphysical work is you are competing against people in third-world countries. To avoid that problem look for gigs where strong knowledge of English is necessary. Even better, look for a niche where you have additional subject-matter expertise that gives you an edge over Ranjeesh who charges $4/hr.