Don’t click if You are +23

Don’t click if You are +23

Two days ago, I tweeted, "Getting a Job in an African Country Is for Idiots."

Well, that got everyone triggered as if I'm sitting in Dubai sipping champagne.

Just to clarify, I'm right here chilling in Tunisia (NOT INDONESIA), North Africa.

We've got a crazy unpredictable president, our currency is skyrocketing, and the minimum wage (SMIG) is 390 dinars = $125 (it might have decreased by the time you read this, but who cares?).

And let me tell you, I'm having the time of my life! No stress, getting paid well, and investing only in myself (sometimes in shitcoins), just pure enjoyment.

Yes, this is real and easy. You just need a minimum IQ of 32.

So, how do I do it personally?

Here's the secret sauce: I choose the side hustle lifestyle, work online, and get paid in USD. It's the ultimate secret, and let me explain why.

Living in a third-world country may come with its challenges, but we're masters at overcoming obstacles. It's practically ingrained in our DNA.

We have a talent for finding creative solutions, even when the odds are stacked against us. It's simply our way of life.

So if you have internet access and just one skill, you can make at least $500 per month = 1550 TND (it might have increased by the time you read this).

Adding to that you will get a little bit choked finding yourself in a better position than many others in the field thanks to our third-world country which has established a solid foundation of hard work and an exceptional work ethic.

If you haven't reached that yet, always remember: "Fake it until you make it." (Just like I'm doing with this newsletter.)

And whenever you start earning your first dollars, consider yourself lucky.

Who needs economic stability, and infrastructure or to worry about inflation and exchange rates (at least for the moment) when you have the dollar in your pocket and scaling as your number one goal?

So, let's continue hustling, always remembering that life in a third-world country can be an adventure like no other.

If you want to know how and where to learn those skills, look out for my next email.