Ways of making money online

Perfect! Here's a short, motivational blog post for beginners in online business, titled “Simple Ways to Make Money Online – Start Today!” --- Simple Ways to Make Money Online – Start Today! Are you ready to take your first step into the world of online income? You don’t need a degree, a big budget, or years of experience to start earning online. All you need is a phone, internet connection, and the willingness to learn something new. Here are simple and beginner-friendly ways to get started: 1. Freelancing If you can write, design, edit videos, or even type fast — you can start freelancing. Platforms like Fiverr, Upwork, or Remotasks let you earn by offering your skills to clients around the world. 2. Selling Data or Airtime Start a micro-business by reselling bundles and airtime using platforms like PewaData or Sokoni. Many people are already earning daily by selling affordable packages in WhatsApp groups or to neighbors. 3. Online Surveys and Microtasks Websites like Swagbucks, TimeBucks, and Wowzi pay you for simple tasks like watching videos, clicking ads, or answering surveys. It won’t make you rich, but it’s a great start. 4. Affiliate Marketing You earn commission by promoting other people’s products. Share referral links from Jumia, Betika, or Amazon on social media — when someone buys or signs up, you earn! --- Final Word: Don't wait for the "perfect time" — start small today. The online world has no limits, and every big online earner started exactly where you are right now — with nothing but belief and action. > “You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great.” if you want any link of these just dm 0768260529 on whattapp

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WHY SOME STUDENTS STRUGGLE IN HIGH SCHOOL. By Mr Sam VIDAMBU. 1.Demotivation due to the ranking. Imagine in primary school, a pupil used to be position 1 out of 90. In the first exam of high school, the same student is now position 841 out of 973. The student is mentally disturbed and psychologically tortured and this leads to depression. 2.Too much expectation. Because the child got 395 marks in KCPE and joined a national school, daddy expects an A in KCSE, mommy expects him to do medicine/engineering/law or computer science and the siblings expect him to go and study in Harvard, Oxford or Cambridge. As the saying goes 'expectations lead to dissapointments'. Now, don't get me wrong, am not saying that parents shouldn't expect their kids to do well. Am emphasising on the importance of expecting cautiously because high expectations puts pressure on the child and pressure might lead to anxiety. We all know the consequences of anxiety. 3.Weak foundational knowledge. Some primary schools, mostly private schools, leave students half baked. They focus more on the end and not the means. As a mentor who has spoken in over 5,000 high schools in Kenya and beyond, most students who scored 390s and 400s from private primary schools are mostly beaten by those who scored 360s from public primary schools. The difference is foundational knowledge. 4.Adaptation to high school life. This affects students who studied in private boarding primary schools. The mom used to visit the girl every weekend in boarding primary school but now the girl sees the mom after 7 weeks. In some private boarding primary schools, the students used to wake up at 6AM and sleep at 8PM but now in high school they are waking up at 4AM and sleeping at 10:30PM. Charles Darwin said 'It is not the strongest of species that survives nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change'. The students who adapted early to high school life are the ones who excel. 5.Home economic situation. A famous spanish quote says 'Sin motivacion no hay sacrificio, sin sacrificio no hay disciplina y sin disciplina no hay exito'. It means without motivation there is no sacrifice, without sacrifice there is no discipline and without discipline there is no success. Mom earns 2.5 million shillings a month, dad makes over 3 million shillings from his business in a month. Dad has three cars: a BMW X6 Competition, Mercedes Benz GLE Coupe and Prado V8 with a beautiful body kit. Mom doesn't even know which car to drive to work. They have a mansion at Karen and a bungalow at Migaa. They have invested in multiple sectors, from real estate to government stocks. 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In primary school, we had multiple choices of A, B, C or D where a student could use elimination method and arrive at the correct choice hence getting 400 marks. On the other side, in high school there are no multiple choices hence if you know you know and if you don’t know you don’t know. High school academic success is pegged on content retention. For students to retain the content they need to have study habits, revision techniques and reading cultures. {You can forward this information to others but without editing and putting your name. This information has been copy righted under Sam Vidambu, any form of plagiarism or data manipulation will be regarded as an offence}. To God Be The Glory. By Mr Sam VIDAMBU (0743480435). Vidambu is a professional academic mentor with over 5,500 high schools in Kenya running his academic programs. His Academic Mentorship Programs are about content mastery skills, content retention techniques, content delivery approaches, proper revision strategies, proven reading cultures, practical study habits, instensive revision tactics, sustainable academic systemes, among other great topics. He is a Trainer of Principals during KESSHA conferences and teachers. He is the President of Global Student Mentorship Center, He is an author, and a Tutor. To Have Vidambu launch the Candidates Academic Mentorship Programs in your school and be a Class Mentor kindly call/text/whatsapp 0743480435 (Sam Vidambu). He has physical individualised holiday programs. To mentor your child on academic excellence whatsapp him 0743 480435. Kindly Forward This Article To Whatsapp Groups of the Teachers, Parents and All The Principals you know. To Be Added To His Whatsapp Group Full of Principals and Teachers To Receive His Mentorship First Before Anyone Else Kindly Whatsapp His Number (0743480435). 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