Rita Michael @RyteWords

Is it really about 9-5 or Solopreneurship? If you you don't stick with your stuff and make it work, you will just have to work for someone who made theirs work.

@RobHoffman_ With more than half of the people making content about making content

@erden_xi How can you not be right?

@danmartell And hoping they consider the value "valuable". Two different things in my opinion.

@coryalthoff Congrats. Sometimes pausing and staring over does work

Why do many founders hate marketing. They'd rather spend time fixing and de-bugging than doing what brings in money?

I sent an email to my email list for 55 subscribers on Kit, and someone unsubscribed immediately. What did I do? Turns out I hadn't sent a newsletter in weeks. I think they forgot why they joined. Another reason to stick to routines

@yourealazyfvck This is even more important these days

In your 20s and 30s, there is a quiet urge for you to prove that your life is moving in the right direction. The pressure to constantly perform for people who might be watching. Resist that temptation and build quietly and intentionally. The competition is with yourself .

I worked on a detailed guide with a foundee, and her goal was simple: We want to make this the best available resource on the internet. 12k+ words from real life experiences. Guess what? Google and AI bots agrees it is the best resource on the internet around the topic.

Just find someone willing to pay you to write! I thought this was the only way to make money online as a writer. I did this for years and got tired. Now I am building the 7 skills every writer needs to become a writerpreneur. Things are starting to look better now.

Subscribe to continue reading… How do you feel when you see this sentence (sincerely)? I usually have these two reactions whenever I am policed with this sentence: Reaction 1: Click off in frustration

Drum rolls… Teaching online

I can’t remember how many times I’ve “Googled” How to make money online? The results are always overwhelming. After doing extensive research and a few trials (and many errors), I am happy to announce that I have discovered the fastest way to make money online.

Say: "Hi John" 1. Here is what I have done for you (do the actual work) 2. Here is how you can get it (add a link to the stuff) 3. Let me know what you think? You are allowing them to access your work on the spot, instead of saying, I might be able to help. Play smart.

Here's why: Experienced folks are saying, " I have done this for ABC, so I can get your thesame result if you give me a chance." You should not be saying thesame thing, because you haven't done anything for anyone before (you know it 😀). Build your trust immediately.

Many Nigerians don't get remote jobs. Not because they are not skilled, but because they don't know how to apply. Knowing how to apply for remote jobs is a skill you need to learn. Here are a few tips to land more interview invites:

This sounds like sci-fi, but it is real. AI agents can now "rent" humans to complete tasks for them. I saw this new app called "rentahuman.ai." Think of it like Fiverr & Upwork, but it's AI ... weird or great? Here's basically how it works:

Step 5: Look out for Startup agencies and apply to their jobs. Agencies hire often, and you will get the momentum you need to be grounded in the work you do + build experience. Continue talking about your work on LinkedIn. This is phase 1

Step 4: Create an account on LinkedIn and start talking about your work, processes, wins, etc. This helps you build a digital CV/portfolio. International companies take LinkedIn seriously. Make sure your post there are meaningful, not funny repost for creators:)

Getting an international remote job as a newbie living in Nigeria with zero experience is not that complicated. Really. Follow these 5 simple steps: Step 1: Know how to use the computer & the internet to achieve something (you already have a digital skill, great.)