I have helped hundreds of women who want to work from home launch their own business.

The truth is that once you have a business actually running, it is easier to run a business rather than doing a job. It’s a lot more satisfying. 

You don’t need an office. You don’t need capital.

You don’t need employees to get started. I will tell you how.

If you are thinking you have a skill and you will use it to get a remote job, why not think of starting a business instead❓

Here is how to start a services or consulting business working only on the side (weekends?):

1⃣ Develop a killer skill (for example, how to grow ang Instagram account)

2⃣ Do it for yourself (eg: grow your own Instagram account first, maybe to 10k followers)

3⃣ Next, do it for 5 more people for free and document every step (to create case studies)

4⃣ Share before and after stories on social media, and offer to do it on a huge discount for 10 people (offer incredibly cheap price)

5⃣ Again, post the results to your audience. Ask those who want similar results to join your Instagram group.

6⃣ Now offer a higher price (increase 10-20% with every new cohort) but take limited clients - maybe 5 more? Keep it exclusive

7⃣ Hire people to deliver those services, you focus on getting more clients. Maybe start ads now.

Now you have a business. You can quit your job if you have one at this point, you have no risk.

It's easier than ever, works with almost every kind of service, whether b2b or b2c

Problem is that you want to skip step 1 to 5, and want to start with step 7 from day 1 and that's why you get nowhere

Want our help to implement this❓

We could hand hold you to implement each of these steps.

Let us help you.

We have been sending you case studies of women from India earning thousands of dollars on Upwork that too by learning few skills within a short span of time.

Even you can learn these skills & start working for US clients.

Today we will teach some of such skills for free in our bootcamp like:

👉 What is the 6 month plan to start from scratch and get remote jobs and projects from international clients

👉 What can your life be like 2 years down the line if you learn how to do such work and build a track record

👉 How to automate customer support, speed up responses and increase customer satisfaction using AI

👉 How to automate operations in a startup even if you have never worked in ops before

Do you know how much freelancers can charge for such work❓

Join our FREE bootcamp TODAY 2-5 pm on "Remote work revolution for women - How to land AI driven international remote jobs".

Here is a project where the person is ready to pay $500 (more than Rs 40,000) for this project.

You can earn $22 to $50 (Rs 1,800 to 4,100) per hour for this project.

Upwork is just one such platform, there are several other platforms btw.

These projects are already available online. You can literally start earning today itself once you learn the skills from the bootcamp.

Today we will teach this for free in our bootcamp.

Think of what you can earn if you learn this and work for these clients.

Muskan Khandelwal, is a student based in Pune who started freelancing with the assistance of our team. She has secured various opportunities, including translation, content writing, and product reviews.

With our team's help, she created an Upwork profile and was able to secure four freelance projects on the platform, earning a total of USD 836 while continuing her studies.

Furthermore, she landed a client on another freelance platform called Moonlyte, where she is helping a GST-practising firm create website content and blogs.

Additionally, she secured an internship with a startup consulting firm, where she is paid a stipend.

In February, she earned a stipend of 13k by working 3-4 hours daily.

She is able to earn more than 15k a month by working a maximum of 5 hours daily while still focusing on her studies.

Kumudini Saxena, a mother of two with a diverse professional background, based out of ghaziabad.

She is a 2001 BSc in Physics graduate from Utkal University and a 2010 MBA graduate from IMT Ghaziabad.

With 17 years of experience in marketing, sales, banking, and automobiles, she worked as an HR Manager at Forever New Clothing Pvt Ltd.

However, she had to quit her job to take care of her newborn.

Determined to continue her career journey, Kumudini started her own business consultancy in 2012. Things were going well until Covid happened.

Unfortunately, the impact of the Covid pandemic caused her business to collapse, leaving her without work for two years.

Due to covid her earning came down from INR 7-8 lakhs per month to 5 lakhs per year. She has had a staff of 10-12 people which was down 3 to 2 people and then was working solo. She was low on confidence.

In February 2023, Kumudini decided to enrol in the course. As she attended classes and completed assignments, her confidence gradually returned. She embraced the concept of freelancing and actively engaged with platforms like LinkedIn and Upwork.

She secured her first client from Jordan even before starting with the course in March 2023.

Subsequently, she obtained clients from Japan and Poland, primarily utilizing the cold mailing strategies taught during the sessions for outreach.

Currently, she successfully manages 20+ clients, and she earned 17 lakhs in 3 months.

She has established her new office in Orissa. She has more recruitment projects in hand.

She is managing her career alongside taking care of her two kids.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kumudini-nanda/

She is currently working with an Indian and Russian venture company, which is into infrastructure development, they plan to take their current manpower of 500 to 1000 in less than one year, and she is allotted this project.

She has 20 people working under her, 5 interns and 15 full time employees.

Want to know how you can do this too❓

Make sure you do not miss our live, online, free bootcamp on ‘Remote work revolution for women - How to land AI driven international remote jobs’ TODAY, 2-5 PM IST.

A huge barrier to growth:

1⃣ I only want to use free tools

2⃣ I do not want to pay for services that can help me to make money

Way too many people: I don’t want to pay for a Linkedin premium even if we can reach out to prospects through it.

I need to buy credits to apply for jobs on Upwork? Is there no free option❓

We don’t want to pay for AI tools, is there a free one?

If there is a free one that does the same thing please use it.

But remember, if the product is free, then you are the product. Your data will be sold to someone else. Your time will be sold off to advertisers. If such an option exists at all.

Do you realise that you can lose opportunities because you are obsessed with free❓

If you want to make a lot of money but do not want to share the rewards with anyone who enabled you, why would anyone help you?

Why would anyone build tools or platforms❓

Some of the smartest people in the world worked very hard to build the infrastructure that today enables all of us to make a lot of money online.

If we try to cut corners everywhere, don’t take advantage of the best tools, spend too much time trying to find free stuff, we are just delaying our own success. 

I will rather pay for something valuable and make more money from it rather than reinventing the wheel.

If this message resonates with you, let us help you to short circuit your long process of success.

We have a lot of free content out there, you can either keep trying to learn how to succeed with that, or start getting immediate hands on help from amazing coaches so that you can follow our exact step-by-step guide and get the success you have been looking for.

Don't worry if you missed out on Day 1 or Day 2 !

Here is a recap video for you, watch this and be ready for more informative and exciting Day 3.

See you in the Bootcamp at 2 PM.

Here is how my mother helped me become the person I am today:

👉 She always pushed me to focus on studying - because that was my accessible pathway to grow. She always reminded me that we have no other escape from poverty. She told me to ignore everything else other than studies. Sometimes it swung too much to the other side because she wouldn’t let me do extra curricular activities even. But still, being able to obsessively focus on what is important came from her.

👉 My mother was very ambitious, but she did not really get a chance to fulfil her own ambitions. So she channelised that ambition into me.

👉 I was never asked to help with household chores, nothing that would take too much time. I underestimated earlier how important that was but now I realise. My life partner has also given me the time and space to pursue my destiny instead of being bothered by mundane tasks of running our household. If I have the space and energy to focus on my work it is because the women in my life have always allowed me to do so. I am very grateful for it.

👉 I know of wives who demand that their husbands do equal part of household chores. If my partner was building a business worth tens of millions and I was not, I would think it is better that she focuses on growing the value of that business rather than doing the dishes. After all, I could hire all the help I want, spend a few hours managing them and relax the rest of the time. I would have no delusion that it is harder to run a household of two or four compared to running a corporation with hundreds of employees and thousands of customers. My mother treated me like I was doing the most important work in the world even if I was reading some random book from the local library while she did not have an army of help. Thankfully, she did not tell me or my sister when we were growing up that it is important for us to do the housework like some feminist mothers would do today.

👉 Our family struggled to survive on my father’s salary. My mother stepped out of her comfort zone, hunted for jobs, and became a professional. It took her 7 years of struggle to find a job in communist west bengal but she did not give up. She took pride in doing her job well. As a child, I looked up to my mother’s drive to be good at her work.

👉 It was not an upskilling friendly world back then. But my mother, at the age of 40, did her master's degree when she got a chance. She was told that she will not get a higher scale at her job even if she does a master degree, yet that did not deter her. She was always trying to learn singing, and very passionate about it. I learned from her that there is no limit to learning, learning for the sake of it is worth it.

👉 I really didn’t see my mother taking time out for leisure. We did not have a TV at home. She did not gossip with others in our locality like the other mothers in my locality. If she had extra time, she would cook something for me and my sister. Looking back I realise she always put her kids first, before her own comfort. And I guess I learned the value of being productive from her.

Bonus: My mother loved and cared for me. That is just priceless.

My mother is not perfect, but I am glad I was raised by her. Can’t imagine who I would be otherwise❗️

If you are a working mother, kudos to you. Your children learn by observing you. They will not learn from what you say to them, they will learn from what you actually do.

If you are not yet working, and would like to explore remote jobs, reach out to Skill Arbitrage from our website and explore how we can help you to land jobs and clients through our courses tailor made for people like you.

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