My background is key here, at a young age I was apart of teams, sports and Boy Scouts of America (BSA). I was appointed quartermaster then at age 14 I became a Junior Assistant Scout Master (JASM) where I instantly found myself training and teaching the pack & den leaders. I very quickly learned the importance of being able to look at one situation from as many Point of Views as possible but also how to describe one instruction many different ways without changing the information or end meaning. At 14 I also started working for camping grounds and worked from activities leader (setting up fun and work activities for families & training workers) to cook, to cook assistant. At age 16 I made event coordinator (preparing supply orders, ordering supplies, ensure the goods arrive, assigning workers/volunteers work & oversee the event operations throughout the event. After the one year as event coordinator I got a job...as a cook, at Whataburger. Not the best of jobs but they took advantage of me having cooking experience and a inventory certification (Certified Inspector). So, I would do inventory, cook, prep food, clean; pretty much everything. I worked full time and went to school but I also worked my way to manager right after graduation! Before I made manager I was training all the team members in my store but after I made manager I trained all employees (including mangers) at my store. Before two years of manager I was training all the employees for two stores in my town. A year or so later, Whataburger designed a Training Manager position. I was one of the first official Training Managers for Whataburger. This wasn't enough for me so I signed up to train all employees for surrounding stores: in my town (3) and another town (1). I was for almost 6 months the only Training Manger in my town and the surrounding towns with a Whataburger. To get more Training Managers I had to train them so I signed up to do it instead of waiting for corporate to send someone to. This bold move is what gave me my Assistant Store Manger spot but I also had to be contracted because not every manager gets a salary base pay+overtime (to account for training manger pay). So what did I do from there, everything! I slowly worked around from job type to job type to learn more about different business. Digital Social Environments are not new. Facebook, Instagram, twitter, Myspace & chat rooms are not the old ways to communicate globally online.
Forums are the original global social environment. I've been apart of forums and old fashioned social sites like Not Cool Club, GaiaOnline, Vampire freaks, Gnome Society to name just a few! Many of these sites had requirements to be apart of the group:
Not Cool Club (NCC)- I had to explain how I was "not cool" which included a resume. (after about 8 years with NCC I was kicked out for becoming too popular online)
GaiaOnline- this forum required weekly interaction but eventually turned into a game based environment.
VampireFreaks- completely free but has pay options for more.
Gnome Society- required me to fill out a resume and take a test. This group was very serious but was a learning experience.
Being apart of social sites for almost 15 years means I'm ahead of the game. You don't have to believe this but why are you reading this-- I have the skills and the know-how to succeed. I was one day talking to an old friend about different ways to make money online when together we thought up how to build a website and Android application for free, hosting, building and without coding! We had one issue, "How do we start?"
I was going through my Klout information and noticed that I could gather followers sorta quickly. I once took a year or two off from Facebook and when I took it back up my attention grew rapidly. I then began taking breaks from social sites since I am on so many. I would take 2 weeks off than a month than a few months and each time when I would pick the show back up I would draw attention on about a week or less than had a constant following by the end of week two! I tracked everything from what and how I post to how far can I go with posts and comments. I looked up social mathematics and theories and concepts of sociology. I wrote up my method, a group of friends and I set it up as full system to gain money online.
I was very quick to say I don't want to be the only person doing this system so we found a start. We're going to explain the system, build a website to journal/blog or experience on money making websites/applications, get others to join while we all sell each others products to build our own affiliate program to write a book about our experience from start to end. End, I mean my first million profited! Oh yeah, my 1st $1,000,000 after bills & taxes!!!!! That's a #bookgoal and I know from the math that just one product can cause jobs for 100 people and that's all online! I'm not including the offline jobs.
SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE?
It's really not. I'm not asking for money, I tell you everything you'll need to know and more, I'm doing it also so you can see my results-ish. OMG honestly you could copy and paste my posts and you'll see a difference. BTW if you read my posts you'll be ready to write more quality articles online!
SERIOUSLY, WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS FOR FREE?
Have you heard of Pay-It-Forward?
Online there are dozens of affiliate programs that require you to either give up money or know how to code or both. I have a product I'm trying to make and sell that my 3 kids, my dad, my wife & I created based on Cryptocurrencies. It's a card game that teaches decentralized systems and how Bitcoins work! I know I'll make money selling this product. Most people don't have a product to sell at start up but I do.
Pay-it-Forward is helping another because you got helped once. This has to start with someone. If I'm going to make money in the stores of websites then I should give away my knowledge of how to build your own company and at the same time we all build an affiliate program to sell more products. One day when you have a product manufacturer then you can start selling across many websites, almost instantly instead of having you wait a while and build the systems then. It's a flooding technique that will be ready before you are. Most importantly (to me) is I'm helping those who need help. #SocialGROW takes $0.00 to start, you just need a smartphone and internet connection. After that, a person can earn money to gain a better phone, then a monthly plan paid for 1 year. To eventually gaining more funds and getting that person to help others doing what I'm doing right now! This is my Starting Testament of alternative money making online and it's working! #dexperiment #testament
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