1. Find a CHOKE point or hot product/service

This is the first big mistake people make that keep their pockets dry. They focus on the wrong products and or service and gradually work their way into frustration and kobo-kobo business.

Let me cut the long story short and state it simply - they focus on the VERY wrong ideas!
I am telling you because I do not want you to fall into the same pit by allowing your ego to mis-direct you into trying to push stuff you think the market wants instead of finding and focusing on solutions that people will be begging you to pay for.
These are the kinds of products/service I call CHOKE point products and services. Something so critical to have, you don't spend too much time thinking about it because you just must have it.

The happy thing about this is that you do not even need to create such services or products nor do you need to start a business around it or give yourself too much headache. You can just find it, jump straight to step 2 and live your dreams.

2. SELL the damn thing
How swollen your pocket is, is determined by two factors.
1. How many people are filling your pocket and by what magnitude
2. How many people you are filling their pockets and by what magnitude
It’s all about a game of numbers.

So, let's say you bring in a total of N50k per month for all your hard work but you pay like N350k (N30k per month roughly) per year for your apartment, you exhaust N12k per month on data, you burn fuel for gen at the rate of N1k per day because we summarily live in darkness....
The math is totally NOT in your favor right…

The total amount that people put in your pocket monthly is just N50k while what you are putting in other people's pocket per month is well far and beyond... and you don't need a degree in accounting to see why you will always be broke.
So, what is the cure? Increase your luck by finding and increasing the number of channels through which other people also can drop cash into your pocket at a rate that is faster than your outflow.

Now I know you will ask… if it is so simple, why is everyone not doing it?

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