Facebook? Snapchat? Instagram? Social Media Manager?

    Good morning everyone hopefully everyone is having a good breakfast! I woke up thinking today how great it feels to live freely and by my own rules. Jumping back to my previous blog, financial freedom allows you a type of stability that you never knew that you could have. You see, we as humans are accustomed to certain things from an early age and as we grow older we fight against anything foreign to our ways of life. For example, you know that if somebody does something nice for you you'll say "thank you". Thats proper manners but for the sake of argument let's ask ourselves why?

    Why is saying "thank you", proper manners? Why do we as humans accept that because something has been done a certain way, it always has to be like that? I'm rambling but a very important lesson I've learned in the past few months is that you have to jump out of your shell and seize life by the balls. Money isn't everything in this world, but neither is living by the status quo.

    The first step in becoming a social media manager is to accept that you won't hit big numbers at first but that's ok. This was something that took me awhile to get used to, I mean not knowing that a specific amount of money would be deposited in my account every two weeks was enough to give me a heart attack. Eventually, though as time goes by and get more accustomed to reaching out to your audience, you'll see a significant rise in funds. The next very important thing to understand is that your facebook, Snapchat, or Instagram is a goldmine just waiting to be cracked into.

    Can you imagine a company like McDonalds paying you $30hr to post their ads on your page? Of course not. Because like I said earlier it's not the status quo. If you have time check out the members only page where I began my journey. membership may not be available in your area but give it a shot until my next post.


James

http://thomasberk.socialpaid.hop.clickbank.net