When going into your own ventures, there are a lot of things to overcome. Especially when you quit your 9to5 and go freelance, there are a lot of changes. For me it is keeping the power up 🦾 I got bored very fast and when i find a working method, i feel like i solved a riddle and i do not longer feel interested and i am looking for the next challenge. But making money is about doing the boring things that work, over and over again. What is your biggest obstacle in business? 🤔

Since the last poll was pretty clear, you guys want to have a Zoom Call. Let´s do that! Since we are in different time zones, which time would work for you?

I want to know what was your first way you made money? Was it a job? Something else? For me it was as a 12year old in school: buying juice like capri sun from kids who got it from their parents and sold it to other kids for a dollar more 🧃 And selling nba cards at school at the same age. My first real money came at 16, when i worked the summer holiday at a factory 🏭

I'm still fairly new to running ads and barely even know how Facebook ads work. I have one of my prospects that are interested in my service (Facebook ads) and they only target commercially. Is it possible that I can run Facebook ads in a way that targets specifically businesses? If so, how much less effective, if at all, will it be to target commercially. P.s. My potential client is currently offering cleaning services.

I wanted to do cold email outreach to my clients. I have about 1000 leads ready to be emailed, but I don't know if how many emails I should send over what period of time. I was thinking about just sending 4 emails over a week long time period. But I figured I might as well ask to see if anyone could have some valuable insights on whether I should send more.