09-16-2020, 05:27 AM
I'm back. I dropped my phone into water and couldn't use it for quite some time. On top of that, my laptop got messed up.
On the plus side, I'm taking more Uni classes and have jist recently been accepted by Rev.com to do freelance audio transcription.
Interestingly, UMS seems to have been working on me during the lengthy off period.
I have reached a point where I am over most of the stuff that held me back and am now strongly motivated to make a lot of money. I have numerous ideas for how to do it:
1) music career. Rap and learn how to sing. Use type beats on the net. Monetize it using tips from Smart Rapper, How to Rap and Finn McKenty.
2) Streaming. This is a good idea to use in conjunction with Youtubing, music and Instagram. Use YT rather than Twitch. Also, go to house parties and stream myself performing at them rather than using the traditional method for live performance (live at venues) which is active income that if done right still rarely turns a profit nowadays and cannot be utilized during quarantine. I always thought the stage was limiting and needed a paradigm shift anyway. This virus just showed us all how to do that.
3) Gather people who can help me launch a tech startup and create a REAL platform for free speech, emphasizing free expression, collaboration, cocreation between consumer amd content creator that blurs the lines, and focus on helping the content creators who built my site get rich without being stifled. Instead of having an authoritarian corporate structure controlling site quality, create a system where the community of users does most of the work, helping the site to evolve organically and avoid the inevitable collapse that comes with a bureaucratic authoritarian structure for the site. Try to be as libertarian as I can: govern best by governing the least. Emphasize community responsibility for the site's direction and quality, putting power back into the hands of "we the people" rather than empowering myself at everyone else's expense by shouldering all the responsibility, which seems to always lead to collapse and decay anyway. Merely facilitate the communal site building process. A built in safeguard against complacency and corruption.
@Shannon What do you think of these ideas?
On the plus side, I'm taking more Uni classes and have jist recently been accepted by Rev.com to do freelance audio transcription.
Interestingly, UMS seems to have been working on me during the lengthy off period.
I have reached a point where I am over most of the stuff that held me back and am now strongly motivated to make a lot of money. I have numerous ideas for how to do it:
1) music career. Rap and learn how to sing. Use type beats on the net. Monetize it using tips from Smart Rapper, How to Rap and Finn McKenty.
2) Streaming. This is a good idea to use in conjunction with Youtubing, music and Instagram. Use YT rather than Twitch. Also, go to house parties and stream myself performing at them rather than using the traditional method for live performance (live at venues) which is active income that if done right still rarely turns a profit nowadays and cannot be utilized during quarantine. I always thought the stage was limiting and needed a paradigm shift anyway. This virus just showed us all how to do that.
3) Gather people who can help me launch a tech startup and create a REAL platform for free speech, emphasizing free expression, collaboration, cocreation between consumer amd content creator that blurs the lines, and focus on helping the content creators who built my site get rich without being stifled. Instead of having an authoritarian corporate structure controlling site quality, create a system where the community of users does most of the work, helping the site to evolve organically and avoid the inevitable collapse that comes with a bureaucratic authoritarian structure for the site. Try to be as libertarian as I can: govern best by governing the least. Emphasize community responsibility for the site's direction and quality, putting power back into the hands of "we the people" rather than empowering myself at everyone else's expense by shouldering all the responsibility, which seems to always lead to collapse and decay anyway. Merely facilitate the communal site building process. A built in safeguard against complacency and corruption.
@Shannon What do you think of these ideas?