Got this question from Chris on YouTube:

"My question John, is do you get jobs/customers from Twitter, Facebook, and your blog (that you mentioned)? I already consider myself a Dev, even though I've only done one professional job which I fell into accidentally. I've never advertised, and although I have a Twitter acct (and F.B.) I've never used them as a tool for business. My main concern now is how to get jobs. I'm virtually clueless on how to go about doing this. Any advice?"

Just like with learning how to code, I think you gotta understand the macro before you can master the micro. I cover that in this episode and show you the easiest and most foolproof way to get clients.

Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/260

It's hard to put in words how big the opportunity you're sitting on as someone interested in learning to code. I just wonder if you fully realize and see what's coming. What we're experiencing now is just the beginning and you have the opportunity to profit from it for the next 30, 40, 50 years. But, there will be competition. Here's how to maximize that opportunity, compete and win as this industry explodes.Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/259

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It's hard to put in words how big the opportunity you're sitting on as someone interested in learning to code. I just wonder if you fully realize and see what's coming. What we're experiencing now is just the beginning and you have the opportunity to profit from it for the next 30, 40, 50 years. But, there will be competition. Here's how to maximize that opportunity, compete and win as this industry explodes.

Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/259

I got this comment on my podcast episode, How to Make an Extra $1000 a Month:"I will give you my honest review of this podcast. 80% of this is fluff, and basically teaching people how to count to 1000, breaking down to show how 1K is not a big deal. Nobody will benefit much from this. Imagine if you were talking about sources where clients are desperate for certain kind of code, and what freelancers need to know, before being able to do it. If you are talking about freelance places like Upwork, very often programmers will bid much, much lower than $25."This is what I call the "simplicity trap" and it can be quite insidious. It'll keep you from taking actions that can have a tremendous impact on your life and career. I also cover how to deal with all the low bids over on Upwork. Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/258

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I got this comment on my podcast episode, How to Make an Extra $1000 a Month:

"I will give you my honest review of this podcast. 80% of this is fluff, and basically teaching people how to count to 1000, breaking down to show how 1K is not a big deal. Nobody will benefit much from this. Imagine if you were talking about sources where clients are desperate for certain kind of code, and what freelancers need to know, before being able to do it. If you are talking about freelance places like Upwork, very often programmers will bid much, much lower than $25."

This is what I call the "simplicity trap" and it can be quite insidious. It'll keep you from taking actions that can have a tremendous impact on your life and career. I also cover how to deal with all the low bids over on Upwork. 

Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/258

There are three ways you're going to be able to make money, as a developer, in 2018 and beyond. The key is knowing the best time to exploit each opportunity and what you need to have success in doing so. In this episode, I'll show you what those three ways are, when to leverage each and what I'm doing in my own business to adjust to all this.Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/257

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There are three ways you're going to be able to make money, as a developer, in 2018 and beyond. The key is knowing the best time to exploit each opportunity and what you need to have success in doing so. In this episode, I'll show you what those three ways are, when to leverage each and what I'm doing in my own business to adjust to all this.

Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/257

It's sort of taboo, these days, but I know plenty of developers are out there, right now, struggling with being broke. Up late, racking their brain, trying to figure out what they're gonna do. Pissed off, frustrated and terrified this is how it's always gonna be. Well, it doesn't have to be. But, you ARE gonna have to change the way you think about things. You're gonna have to change the things you let motivate and control you. And, it won't be easy. In this lesson, I share what those things are and what I changed to finally escape poverty myself.Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/256

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It's sort of taboo, these days, but I know plenty of developers are out there, right now, struggling with being broke. Up late, racking their brain, trying to figure out what they're gonna do. Pissed off, frustrated and terrified this is how it's always gonna be. Well, it doesn't have to be. But, you ARE gonna have to change the way you think about things. You're gonna have to change the things you let motivate and control you. And, it won't be easy. In this lesson, I share what those things are and what I changed to finally escape poverty myself.

Show notes: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/256

It's easy to get caught up in the big numbers online businesspeople throw around, but never underestimate the impact an extra $1,000/month can have on your life. Here's how to "do the math" and actually build a plan for getting there.Show notes at: https://www.johnmorrisshow.com/255

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