Not really. I made my first $30 online. And somehow… it felt bigger than $3,000. Because this $30 did something money never did for me before. it broke beliefs. It proved I can make money online. It proved someone will pay for my writing. It proved the grind isn’t pointless. That $30 also taught me something important... You don’t quit just because the results are slow. You don’t expect money in the first 3 months. You stay in the game longer than everyone else. This payment came after 7 months of grinding. No shortcuts. No overnight success. Just consistency. If you’re a beginner copywriter waiting for your first win. don’t chase the big numbers yet. Chase proof. The money follows. GOOD LUCK TO U ALL 🙏 ✨️

Not in the way you think. I’m quitting calling myself a copywriter. Because every time I used that label, I noticed something... prospects instantly undervalued the work. What I’ve learned over these months is simple, you should never tell people you’re a copywriter. you should show them. Why? Because everyone is exhausted from hearing, “I’m a copywriter, I’ll make you $10k in 2 minutes!!!" Come on. Prospects have heard that promise a thousand times. And most of the time, it means nothing. So when it comes to outreach, I stopped asking: “How do I introduce myself?” And started asking: “How do I stand out to this specific prospect?” Not by doing what everyone else does. But by proving value before claiming a title. Skills speak louder than labels.

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