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    I think I found a job in hell

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    I'm going to stop checking on the forum. Not because of the response, but because I've found out what I need to do and how to go about it. I've been thinking last night about what's available to me and thought of a way to immediately get in front of the people I need today. I don't know if it...
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    I focused on web design. So marketing for the most part to get more people. I have a small tech background so I built every site or landing page from scratch and included analytics and at times ad campaigns and copywriting. I'm not an ads guy or copywriter however.
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    That's where I got the username. This is what got me to post. I've been eager to get things started. I was supposed to be able to access the CRM and start sales training nearly a week ago. I follow up and get shut down so I'm just sitting around making a poor use of time. I know it's common...
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    I'll probably keep it pushing for a while to get the experience and save a bit to startup. I'm thinking mobile car repairs as I've got some experience in the auto industry. Once I build a decent customer base again in the day job, I'll start marketing in my network and start taking a few jobs...
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    I am not able to make commission yet. I can't make commission for quite a while. That's just how it goes as they want to train you for 1-2 months before you start prospecting/taking deals. So yeah that's well and good once you're able to.
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    Yeah. It's just hard to afford everything right now but it can make for a good place to build honestly.
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    My bad to the bald men out there nothing wrong with that. My manager was taking digs at me so had to call him out.
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    I haven't fully understood posts you've linked yet as I've got to think about it, but yeah that perception on "The answer to "I HATE my job"" was the reason I went for a low-paying job in the first place. To learn the systems, be able to help different people with their problems, and learn...
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    That "DO" part is the problem. I sold cars, small stuff, serviced cars, lawns, web design, ads, but none of it is consistent or sustainable without leads. So I'm in a position where I'm not making enough money to run ads and constrained to the day job during the week. Really the only thing I see...
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    Yeah working on the attitude. Just don't know what to focus on.
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    Assets are one thing, but I need a lot of money to make them worth investing in. I'll put some aside for stocks but my main focus is to get off the hour/salary/base pay to invest hard. Yeah I've done the whole freelancing thing before and have an account on Upwork for contracting. It's been...
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    Chicago Not sure I haven't thought about it. I wake up thinking I need more consistent sales outside of the workplace and to reach more people. I'm stuck at my day job most days so limited to calling/social media/running ads. I don't. I've been using FB and Nextdoor for leads. Would you...
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    Renting, paid off, small amount of debt (less than 10k). Only stocks at the moment.
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    Mid-twenties no children.
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    I think I found a job in hell

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    Sure. What's your advice though?
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