Don't fall behind - High income skills worth learning

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[edgar.espinoza]

1. Web design/development
2. Video editing
3. AI Prompting
4. Marketing and Sales

[mustbecome]

A MASSIVE tip that cannot go unmentioned:

Regardless of which skills you build, if you keep distractions in your life, you will never actualize your potential.

Distractions hold 98% of people back in life:

• Micro distractions = Phone notifications

• Macro distractions = Your video game addiction

• Global distractions = The degree you're pursuing that you have 0 passion for.

Recognize distractions at all levels, then eradicate them. I'm not sure who need to hear this, but me from 4-5 years ago did and some I'm really just saying this for that guy. Good luck brothers!

[RockyMaiviaMiami]

As a former IT and IS major, working in IT, being a senior IT….. being in sales has been the most profitable and flexible by far. I went from making a $50k salary to making $50k in a quarter. Great video

[kquan]

Man, no one's talking about how CRISP this video is. Sound, color grade, resolution, all perfect. Solid work.

[PukhalaPuka]

Over the past 10 years, i have mastered web dev, video edit. This year, AI prompting. And when i mastered marketing and sales last month OH BOY DID MY BUSINESS SKYROCKETED! Once you have mastered all 4 elements, you become the avatar no kidding.

[drumandbassonvinyl]

Sales and Marketing is the art of understanding your offering and confidently and competently educating potential customers on how it benefits them to engage. I believe that the stigma behind sales comes from the “crooked salesman” trope. The salesperson or team’s job is to use every tool available to them (design, information, soft skills, etc.) to encourage interest through a better understanding of the product that is presented in an attractive manner! In a face to face aspect (be it in-person, or digital), it comes down to having a grip on the product or service (enough that no question is too hard to answer) and presenting it with a passion that is truly genuine and engaging… but not too over-the-top and cheesy. It’s not that fine of a line to walk, but it garners results and truly is a skill that should be built to bring awareness to the offerings that the rest of the company or the individual has worked hard to produce. I love that you included this skill in your video.

[Demonic_Choco]

I love the fact Sales and Marketing is being covered as a high income skill. It hurts me to see the world underestimating these 2 cohorts especially since they both play an important role in our everyday lives.

[JARG]

I don’t have any education but I am already editing videos and started taking self pace html classes on line. See where it goes. Thank you for all your videos.

[marsblack]

Accounting graduate here, but didn't get the chance to use my college degree. After graduation 2015, I started in technical writing, customer service. During the pandemic I shifted to social media marketing and yeah, best decision ever. 😊

[VITORB]

Learning Data and making myself good at it changed my life.

[vivekdwivedi]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:31 🖥️ High income skills worth learning in 2023: Web design, web development, AI, design, video, websites, SEO, data, and automation.

01:31 🎬 Video editing is in high demand, but good video editors are rare. Learning the software is not enough; understanding what makes a good video is crucial.

03:01 🤖 AI prompting is an emerging skill with great potential. Leveraging AI tools and learning how to use them effectively can be a valuable asset in various industries.

10:59 📈 Marketing and sales are essential for business success. Learning how to effectively market and sell products or services is key to making money and growing a business.

16:30 🏭 Combining unique skills and talents with web design, video editing, and marketing can lead to building a successful business and eventually leveraging other people's skills for further growth.

[stijnnoorman]

Extremely valuable Oliur! You need a good product (offer building), you need people to see it as valuable (sales), you need to make people aware of it (marketing), and you need to create valuable content (writing + speaking & design + video editing on YouTube). If you can do one of these things, you'll be able to make a living online. If you can do all of this, you'll win big.

[buray]

I've learned webdesign, SEO and Google Ads. Making 5k a month for my self. Life's good.

[salemkittenkat]

This is all the motivation I needed to continue doing what I do! Currently, I'm a website developer and I've done a few courses on UI/UI design that I'm eager to apply to my projects. For the longest while I've been interested in starting video editing but there's still so much more I need to do and learn before jumping on that. Where I'm from, Ad revenue isn't something we can take advantage of, so I can't make my own content but there's still so much I can do. Thank you for this detailed video!

[anaiortiz]

This was very helpful, as a creative entering the field, I want to make my on profit on the side. College doesn't teach you that .Watching this really put me to think on how can I market the skills I have to make a profit out of them.

[dotpenji]

These are the pillars to success. The TRUE pillars of success. Imagine yourself being a master at just one of these. Immediate wealth is generated and created. Now imagine two, and three, and so on. Wealth can be generated in any of these, but to experience true wealth, you really only need to master one.

[marceljaudian]

It's really unfortunate when people fall for the whole stigma behind marketing and sales. In my opinion, that happens when you focus on too much on the Point of Purchase which is all about the money. In reality, the Point of Purchase is usually just one of the end goals and majority of the marketing process is really about bridging a product/service to people who value them. Without marketing, the value of a product/service is truly lost. So yeah, marketing is pretty valuable.

[MikeNardiTV]

+1 on video editing. LOTS of "video editors" out there but I've found it challenging to find editors that could truly help elevate my channel vs the swarm of people who've learned the absolute basics of editing but don't actually create solid videos.

[TheSoulCrisis]

I agree making a great project is good, but getting it in front of the right people is essential.

[chijiokemadubuko]

Let me tell you guys a secret. Currently, Search Engines are better than AIs by far.
I have gotten absolutely great and pinpoint results using them. But I have a history with JavaScript.
My search technique imitates a JS code sort of and the SE understands it better than natural language. Still working on it though, but I may write a cheat sheet on SEs someday.