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Not everything has to have a purpose

I like writing blog posts and creating content for the internet and having fun creating something can be sufficient purpose for something to exist.

You don’t need the best deal to maximize the returns and profit.

Working because you enjoy can create something worthwhile.

If let’s say you want da megablog to exist, go and create one. Because many people won’t lift a finger if you don’t pay them. They say it’s wasting time, energy, effort but without these ingredients da megablog can’t exist.

There are people who make free software which is way harder than crafting a post, so you should know that there are people working for free to contribute the society.

But you can be one of them only if you like what you do.

Not everything has to have some sort of high purpose to exist, if you like doing something – do it, you won’t regret it because there are many perks besides money. Money is just one perk.

How to do upfront work

Were talking about making money. Sometimes you need to do upfront work without certainty of potential income.

Many people assume, go on YouTube post videos and you’re golden, but many people just give away their labor for some views.

If you want to make money by doing upfront work, you need to get a deal before you do the work.

That could include writing a Kindle book, but publishing it with the deal attached.

It can be making a blog with monetization in place.

So you can definitely make money doing upfront work, but you won’t be certain about the income.

That’s why contracts and agreements are important.

Nobody would make 10000000 kebabs before they get the deal, but people make thousands of videos before they even have a change to earn… And that’s the problem of modern internet.

So the problem isn’t that you can’t do upfront work, you can, but you need agreement of potential revenue for the work you did or are doing.

Not like YouTube, Facebook – we will monetize your work someday, if you reach the monetization threshold.

So the platforms exploit their users who want to make a business, if they valued your work – they would pay you from the beginning. On Facebook or YouTube, it’s not upfront work when your content is not monetized, it’s just free labor for the platform, because when you publish you will get views, but not profit. So they benefit from your free labor.

They run ads on your content, but not for you, but for them. So you are left with nothing.