How I Went From Earning $30 to $400 Per Hour As A Google Ads Freelancer

So in this article, I’d like to take you through my journey of starting out as a jack of all trades freelancer, all the way to becoming an international Google Ads expert.

During that time, most of my friends had gotten comfy jobs. But even a few years in I could start to see the cracks of the traditional career path: jobs weren’t that fulfilling, extreme hours, etc.

If you haven’t read it: it basically boils down to setting up a business that runs on autopilot. Decoupling revenue from the time you spend on the business.

This sounded great, so for a few months, I pursued all kinds of ideas: chewing gum for runners, supplements for endurance athletes, importing electronics, etc.

When I decided I was going to be a freelancer, I didn’t really have any contacts or know people that could potentially hire me.

Lesson: Instead of trying to come up with a world-changing innovative business idea, focus on what you already know (skills, industry knowledge, contacts, etc.)

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