Failures, successes, and what I learned from 4 years of on-and-off content business
Content businesses are something that only began existing since the advent of the Internet, yet they caught the attention of virtually everyone who is alive in this era.
Making a living by just hanging around at home, running a content production schedule and getting your ideas and thoughts out into the world. It sounds exactly like a dream come true, yet the reality of it all may be a tad bit more gruesome and ugly.
A content business is something that takes time, nerves and persistence to work. I’m not saying this because I read it in the caption of a TikTok or anything (although I did also do that), but because I did it, at least to a standard that many would consider ‘successful’.
Not once, but twice.
You clicked on this article because you want a story about success and failure, but before we get into it, let me set the record straight:
I’m not a guru, not a growth hacker, not some overnight success story with screenshots of $200,000 launches.