You're looking for a part time job bro?
No. Part time revenue generation. Nothing to do with a job.
I am retired 28 year old man. I don't have much to do.
I don't offer any services and I have nothing to sell.
My only option is to build the life I want and wanted since I was 6 years old.
I only use affiliate offers. I also can craft a digital product, but that's beyond my current interests.
Tbh this guy's ads didn't pass through quality assesment so will see how he does and if I need to get another one.
Quality assesment?
This sounds like being a potential resource, liability, asset. It's not my style to be reviewed every single day and it never worked well for me. My reports at jobs were alienated. I felt like in a fight or flight mode and dissatisfaction was bigger than eating food found in a trashcan.
To be someone's resource, it requires completely different skillset than driving traffic to affiliate offers and making dumb yet engaging things for targeted people.
I have more experience with the latter, maybe 5 years in total doing it casually.
When it comes to being a resource, I have 3 years of stupid experience and I found it a lot harder to win anything when you are limited by someone's vision of who you are and
what you can do.
How mass job market works is determined by things I don't tend to think about. One stupid sentence and they fire you - what challenge is that to be quiet, bring "good news" and "do your job"? I think it's a foolish game in a badly designed system of jobs that people start to realize is outdated.
A job is typically one narrow area to be occupied with. Maybe you can find a job like being a psychologist or a coach and analyze hundreds of visions of other people, but you could as well write a book about visions and sell it to certain people - a lot more challenging than sending CVs, but it's more like own school.
If you manage to get anything of the game you play, accumulate enough money, you can live off stocks, bitcoin and this type of stuff.
Jobs give money here and now, but they don't give direct market understanding. It doesn't matter how well paid and ambitious a job is - it rewires your brain to be what I mentioned before. The system we choose determines who we are - we don't have a chance to define ourselves. There's no opportunity to go
full blown passion mode in it.
It's a type of challenge to not offer services to people and live. It's a challenge to not have a college degree. It's a challenge to be different.
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I'm looking forward to becoming a wizardO of ultra cheap ads!
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. My lil business. Actually resembles a business 
