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Anonymous

Did you actually make money in year one or is that just what you post?

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Priya Raman

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No. Year one I made £4,100 and lived off savings. Year two was £31k. I don't post the first number because it doesn't fit in a carousel, but it's the one people need.

Anonymous

I can't afford your course. Is there a version of this that's just... free?

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Marcus Bell

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Yes, and I'd rather you take it. Everything in module 1 is on my YouTube, unlisted playlist in my links. The course is the accountability, not the information.

Anonymous

How do you deal with people who knew you before, when you were bad at this?

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Dani Okafor

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They mostly don't think about it. I promise the version of you that everyone remembers is a lot smaller in their heads than it is in yours.

Anonymous

Be honest — do you actually use the products you sponsor?

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Theo Lindqvist

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Three of them, daily. One of them I used for six weeks and stopped, and I finished the contract anyway. I should have said so at the time.

Anonymous

Is it too late to switch careers at 41?

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Alina Vasquez

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I retrained at 38. The honest answer is it costs more at 41 than at 25 — not in ability, in runway. Work out how many months you can survive, then decide. Age isn't the variable.

Anonymous

why does every single one of your recipes have brown butter

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Noor Haddad

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because it's better. next question.

Anonymous

What do you wish someone had told you before you went full-time?

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Sam Whitfield

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That the scary part isn't the money, it's that nobody tells you if you're doing well. There's no manager, no review. You have to build your own scoreboard or you'll feel like you're failing on a good month.

Anonymous

do you actually read these or is it an intern

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Kaya Mori

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it is 1am and i am in bed. it is me.

Anonymous

I've been following you for two years and never commented once. Is that weird?

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Jules Ferreira

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It's the most normal thing in the world, and it's most of my audience. This is the first thing you've ever sent me and it took an anonymous box to do it, which I think proves the point better than anything I could write.

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