[E19] A Foolproof Method for Earning $1,000 (or More) Per Week

<p>Depending on where you are in your career, reaching $52k a year may be a big leap, or it could be something you’re pretty close to already.</p><p>For me, whenever I’m setting financial goals, it helps to break it down into the smallest increments possible.</p><p>52,000 is a big number (and 365 days is a long time). If you want to be successful in reaching your goal break it down further:</p><p>$1,000 per week = $200 per day</p><p>$200 per day = $20/hr (10 hours) OR $25/hr (8 hours)</p><p>Simply reframing the goal makes it look even more manageable than it originally seems.</p><p><strong>Tips and Tactics for Earning $1,000 (or More) Per Week</strong></p><p>If you go online and look for answers on how to earn $X per week, you’re always going to get the same generic answers and recycled suggestions. Someone who probably has no experience generating money online will tell you to start earning passive income. (Well, duh!) And they’ll give you a list of options like:</p><ul><li>Affiliate Marketing</li><li>Digital Marketing Consultant</li><li>Dropshipping</li><li>Amazon FBA</li><li>Refurbishing items</li><li>Freelance Writing</li><li>Stock Photography</li><li>Filling out surveys</li><li>Starting a blog</li></ul><p>There’s nothing technically wrong with these suggestions, but they’re so saturated and it’s going to take you forever to start making $200 per day. </p><p>If I woke up tomorrow and had no clients and no income, this is precisely what I would do. And I have no doubt that I could scale to $1,000 week by the end of the month. And I’m confident you could do the same, too.</p><p>For starters, it’s all about adding value. (<strong>People will pay you anything if you can add more value than you command in payment.</strong>)</p><p> Understanding this, here are some suggestions:</p><ol><li>Brand yourself with authority & put yourself out there (FB & LI groups)</li><li>Know your skills and know what value you add (be bold with your rate)</li><li>Find people you can help (ideally business owners) and reach out in a no