How do people make money online?

Have You Thought About Working From Home in Your Own Business?

Blog post sponsored by Stefan Thee Consultant

For anyone who wants to start an online business but doesn’t know where to begin...

Here’s the online marketing expectation:

1. Start a business.

2. Share your link on social media.

3. Make a million dollars.

Here’s the REALITY:

1. Start a business.

2. Share your link on social media.

3. Launch to crickets and tumbleweeds.

Then you FREAK OUT.

Consume 29k hours of YT videos.

Decide laundry doesn’t matter because your imaginary followers can’t smell you anyway.

Download 20,000 freebies.

Open none of them.

Now you’re subscribed to 20,000 new email lists.

Take 50 online courses.

Get 2 modules in before your A.D.D. squirrel brain kicks in.

Realize you haven’t eaten, peed, or talked to a human being in 3 days.

Early mornings.

Late nights.

More coffee.

Try to do all things & be all things to all people.

Realize you’re making it way harder than it needs to be.

Finally find your thing.

Break through.

Sound familiar?

Except for the part where you “find your thing?”

And “break through?”

Right?

However…

Success has probably been ‘right under your nose’ the whole time…

Sorta like..

When you are looking for your sunglasses…

And they were on your head…

The entire time!

So what if, in just 15 days…

You can put to rest all the sleepless nights.

And learn the blueprint created by a 7-figure online biz legend who's...

- Been featured in Forbes & Entrepreneur

- Endorsed by Shark, Kevin Harrington

- Sold over $220m of my his own products online

And…

You finally turn your breakdowns into breakthroughs?

Well, here's my proposition.

Actually…

It’s a challenge!

2001 Hip-Hop In A Coma: The True Beef

It was on January 1st, 2001, New Year's Day, that a tragic accident had left father rap dead and his son Hip-Hop in a coma... Starting in 2001 & in years to follow Hip-Hop began to see a resurgence of "Beefs"; But those were just major distractions to what the true beef was - this may be the actual issue behind the Tupac Biggie East Coast West Coast Beef.- mainstream versus underground. Up until the 99 & the 2000's, rappers used the underground scene as a way to get into the record industry in order to achieve mainstream success. In short, the underground scene was a road to the mainstream success. The underground rappers were also looking forward to creating independent record labels like they had began to see mainstream rappers do. During this time period of 1999-2000, what was thought to be mainstream success was rapidly changing & evolving into something undesirable to the underground scene. Over this time period, Hip-Hop music would go from underground & mainstream being seen as a bridge to success, to underground & mainstream being seen as a table that divides Hip-Hop artist by what they define as success.

Artist Highlight: Rachelle Farrell & Will Downing

Originally posted Dec 19th, 2008

Since we no longer get to experience real Rhythm and Blues music any more I'll highlight some artist who can "Sho'nuff Sang". I'm Starting with two artist who have amazing vocal range. First there's Rachelle Farrell, who touts a 6 octive vocal range. If this means nothing to you, let me put it in perspective. There are 88 keys on a piano and she can sing 72 of them, she can sing Barry White and Minnie Ripleton notes.

Y'know what just check out this Live performant by her below.