Most people who say they want to make money online don’t actually want to work for it. They want the dream, the passive income, the laptop lifestyle, and the “wake up to money in your bank account” feeling.
But when it comes down to actually putting in the work, they go ghost.
They make a few social media posts, maybe throw up a website, and then sit back expecting the cash to roll in.
And when it doesn’t? They whine.
They say, “This doesn’t work.”
“It’s too hard.”
“The algorithm is against me.”
No. The problem isn’t the algorithm, the problem is you.
If you’re not making money online, you’re either doing the wrong things or not doing enough of the right things.
Most likely, it’s both.
The top earners you see making six, seven, even eight figures online, they didn’t get there by luck. They put in hours mastering their craft, testing different strategies, and pushing through failure after failure.
They didn’t just post a few times and call it a day. They studied the market, learned how to drive traffic, and optimized every step of the process until it worked.
But for some reason you want to skip all of that. You want instant results with minimum effort. You think if you don’t see success in a few weeks, it must be a scam.
That’s why you keep hopping from one opportunity to another, never sticking with anything long enough to make it work.
Making money online takes work. You have to learn skills, produce content, drive traffic, convert leads, and actually sell.
If you’re not making money, it’s because you’re not doing the work consistently.
So ask yourself, are you actually putting in the effort?
Are you showing up every day, creating value, and driving sales?
Or are you just pretending to “work” while waiting for money to magically appear?
If you’re serious about making money online, stop looking for shortcuts and start acting like a real entrepreneur.
Because if you’re too lazy to do the work, you don’t deserve the reward.
