Hey, welcome back to the channel.  So I know that sounds hypey, but I've been using this strategy for the last three years now to generate multiple six figures a year. I believe that anyone, even if you're just learning a new skill, can pick this up, can run with it and in a pretty short period of time, can be making a full-time income or more depending on how determined you are and how fast you are working. So you might notice the scenery's a bit different. I'm gonna be filming here for the next few videos. This is my parents' home. This is the room that I actually grew up in, so that's where the scenery looks a bit different. But I wanna talk to you about this strategy today, how to make money online the fastest way possible with zero risk to you, even if you're a beginner. Let's jump into that right now. So this whole business model, what are you gonna be doing here is you're gonna start a service-based business, an online service-based business. So all this really is, you are learning a skill, you're offering that skill to businesses and getting paid for it, and that's how you can get started with your online business. And I believe this is the simplest and fastest way to get started because there's no capital required. You don't have to invest in paid advertising or any of that crazy stuff. You just go out to businesses and you go out and help them. So let's walk through these steps right now. Step one in starting a service-based business is learning a money-making skill. Now, money-making skill is exactly what it sounds like. It's a skill that helps businesses or individuals make more money. Now, why do you wanna do this? Why do you wanna learn a money-making skill over something else, maybe like a creative skill or something that is not as tied to sales or revenue? Well, we wanna learn a money-making skill because if you can help a business increase the amount that they're making, what do you think's gonna happen? Well, they're gonna be willing to pay you more because you're making them more money. So if we can learn a money-making skill, that's the fastest and easiest way to go out to businesses and be like, hey, I have this skill that can help you increase your sales. Let's talk about working together. That's the easiest way to go out and get hired and get paid a lot by clients is to learn a money-making skill. Now, the money-making skill that I recommend that I'm gonna be talking about through this video is email copywriting. Writing simple fifth-grade style emails that sell products and services either for yourself or other businesses. Now, you can take this skill. It's an amazing money-making skill because it's simple to learn. You don't have to have a writing background. In fact, it's probably better if you don't because these are simple fifth-grade emails and not formal writing. So you can take this skill, you can go to businesses and say, hey, I can help you increase your sales by writing better emails.  So that's step one, learn a money-making skill. My recommendation is email copywriting. Step number two is to practice the skill. Get good at the skill. It's one thing to learn it. It's another thing to put it into action and actually start practicing and doing it consistently. So let's go back to email copywriting. Another reason I like email copywriting is it doesn't take you any money to practice this skill. You can just take out a sheet of paper and start hand copying emails from some of the top email copywriters. People like Ben Settle or Matt Fury, you can get on their email lists, you can get their emails every day and you can hand copy their emails so that you get in the habit and get into the flow of how an email is laid out or you can get on my email list, right? Go to SeanAnthony.co, you can get on my email list for free there. So it's very easy for you to jump on people's email lists and practice your email copywriting skills by just hand copying out emails. And then also what you can do is let's say that you wanna work with a specific company who's selling a certain type of product, you can pretend that you're already, you already have them as a client and you can pretend that you're writing emails for one of their products. And doing this, you can actually build a portfolio of samples before you even have a client. So you're practicing your skills, you are putting it down on paper or online and you can actually use a Google Doc to do this and you can write out a few sample emails before you even get a client. And that's why I love email copywriting as a skill because it doesn't take you anything to practice as opposed to something like Facebook ads, you have to spend money to learn it and practice that skill on a daily basis and if you don't have money, well, it's a lot harder to practice that skill, right? So email copywriting again, I think it's the best skill here to learn and to practice because it costs you nothing to do that. Now, step three is to get paid for that skill. But we're all waiting for it, right? But you have to have the skill first. So once you've learned the skill, once you've practiced it, maybe you have a few samples written up, you can start reaching out to businesses who need your help. Now, a few ways you can do that is cold email, right? Sending cold emails to businesses who fit your ideal client profile, meaning, let's say you're targeting accountants, you wanna build a list of accountants, emails of accountants and reach out to them, telling them what you can do. Another place you can reach out is on social media. Facebook groups are a great way to find niches that need your services, right? Let's say you're writing for e-commerce stores, you can find e-commerce Facebook groups, add people in those groups, provide value in those groups and reach out to people who might need your help. The third place, and this is somewhere that not a lot of people look, although there's tons of people hiring for your skill set, is on job boards. Places like Upwork, maybe places like Angel List, LinkedIn, all these places have job postings where they're looking for certain skills.  If you are a email copywriter, like I just mentioned, you can look for email marketing, email copywriting jobs. These are companies who are showing intent. They're saying, I wanna pay somebody to do this for me. And this is a great way to get your first few clients is to apply on these job boards, like Upwork, LinkedIn, Craigslist, Angel List, any place that you're seeing job postings. So that's step number three, getting paid for the skill, and that's basically going out, getting a client. Step four is to get a case study for that skill. So everyone always talks about getting clients, but you have to get results for your clients if you wanna stay in business. If you are getting client after client, you're not getting them results, your reputation is going to be out there as someone who doesn't get results. We don't want that to happen. So we wanna go out, get clients, and of course the most important thing is to get those clients results so that they give us a testimonial, a review, a case study that we can use for the last step, which is to then get higher paying clients by leveraging the case study that you have. So once you have a case study, you have proof of concept that your stuff works. You can reach out to more businesses that are similar to the one that you got a result for. Let's say that you're working with a certain type of e-commerce store. You can find more e-commerce stores like them and reach out and say, hey, we got this e-commerce store here, this dog store, this type of results, these types of sales with our emails. How about we see if we can help you in any way? And by doing this, once you have case studies, you can increase your prices. It's a lot easier to get clients and you'll be able to get clients coming to you because you'll be posting your results and people can see what you can do for other businesses that they want you to do it for them. So really simple, that's how you start a service-based business. I have a service-based business called Growth Response. We do email copywriting and does multiple six figures a year since 2017, 2018, and it followed these five steps to get started, right? Learn a money-making skill, practice that money-making skill, get good at it, get paid for that skill by going out and getting clients, get a case study once you've delivered results for the client, and then also use that case study to get better and higher paying clients. And this is how you can go from zero to four to five to six figures in as little as 12 months, right? You can get to a six figure business in 12 months if you really put your nose to the ground and go out and start doing the steps here. So even if you are just getting started as a beginner, you can see how there's pretty much zero risk to you if you start off a service business this way because it doesn't really cost you much other than your time to get started. You're reaching out to businesses, it doesn't cost you anything to do that. You're learning a skill. If you're doing something like email copywriting, it doesn't cost you anything to do that. And once you're getting results, it's a lot easier to get better, higher paying clients by leveraging those results when you're doing more and more outreach. So if you'd like to learn more about email copywriting specifically, building an online service-based business around that, make sure that you join my free Facebook group. Go to emailrainmaker.com. It's gonna take you straight there. And it's gonna show you all about how to start growing scale your business using email marketing, email copywriting. So I hope this was helpful for you guys on the fastest and what I believe is the simplest way to get started making money online this year and grow to six figures and beyond in 12 months or less. This is the blueprint right here. This is what I tell anybody who asked me how would I get started building a six figure business? What's the fastest way to do that? This is it right here. So I hope that was helpful. That's it for this video. I'll see you in the next one. Take it easy.


Hey there friends, thanks for checking in. Chacho 2023 at the Tsar USA show place. A lot of excitement going on here because they have three new handguns that will be available to purchase and they kept it budget friendly but they made some improvements as well as some other firearms that I think people are really going to enjoy. Let's start here. The Tsar 9 has grown in popularity in the last couple of years. Probably, I'd say three years, it's really grown. I have it, I love it but now they have the Tsar 9 Socom. Check this out. This will be available for under 600 bucks. And what they did was they took the Tsar 9 to a whole new level. Initially, you notice the slide cuts on both sides there, it looks super cool. It will have a 17 round mag right here as well as two 21 round mags, a four and a half inch threaded barrel, night sights and a flared mag well. One of the things people love with the Tsar 9 is the trigger. They say it's like a combination between a Glock and an HK. This, they did a phenomenal job with the Gen 3 trigger, made a little bit lighter, a little bit more crisp and that short reset that is very nice. Still has the pick rail right there. The Tsar 9 Socom offers a different color change and all those features for under 600 bucks. Can't wait to get my hands on this. The urgos on this just feel so nice. I often said that it has that HK feel. I think they have some of the best urgos in the market and Tsar USA added it to the Tsar 9 as well as the Tsar 9 Socom. Love the way it looks and that's gonna be a shooter. Another one that people were really excited about it made it out in print and it's not until now where it's gonna become available in the next couple months and that is the Tsar 9 Subcompact. Initially, you look at this, it looks like a Springfield Hellcat, but it's not, it's a Tsar 9. So basically they took the Tsar 9 and shrunk it down. It has a 3.3 inch barrel and it comes with two 12 round 9 millimeter magazines. A 15 round mag will also be available. We can see forward serrations and standard three dot night sights. Kinda looks green fiber optic. They stand out a lot. If you put this in low light conditions it would really stand out. I've had firearms with that type of sight system on there. It's really nice. 3.3 inch barrel and it has the Gen 3 trigger that I talked about with the Socom model and that's what we're looking at. People love the Tsar trigger. You're gonna love the Gen 3 and check out that reset. People looking for CCW options, they love the double stack 9 mil subcompact. Now Tsar USA has it with the Tsar 9 SC. This will be available for under 500 bucks with the two 12 round mags. And I know that's certainly gonna make a lot of people happy. Keeping it budget friendly. So the one thing that is also super exciting is the new revolver line. It's not actually new. Social Mass has made revolvers. Other people have told me that but they've never made their way to the US until now. Here we have a Tsar revolver. This has a four inch barrel. It's a six shot, 357 magnum that is really nice. You can see it has the rubber grips there.  So it'll also be available with a six inch barrel, full under lug, seracoded crane and ejector. Under 700 bucks for this beauty double action revolver. And that single action, very nice. So I'm looking forward to that. That's the one missing piece in my revolver collection is that mid size. You know, I've got the Python, I've got the pocket ones, I've got the 357 and others. This is really nice. So I'm gonna take a good hard look at this as well. Tsar USA getting it done at Chacho. There's a lot of excitement at this booth. People are all over the place. Even now I'm in a back room and I can hear slides racking and triggers pulling. People are excited and I think these three are causing a lot of that excitement. As well as the reputation, they have built for themselves in a worthy one. I've got the P8L, love that. It's like a CZ, the SP01 copy and the Tsar 9. Can't wait to get my hands on some of these and show you guys these at the range. If you like videos like this, please subscribe and share. I always appreciate the thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe.


Go where dreams are made of, there's nothing you can do, now you're in New York. Mujigraha says we are familiar. Training our police officers, not to drive by these places, not to drive by these vehicles, but to stop them, conduct an investigation, determine if a crime has taken place, and take action. This is so good for my mental health breakdown. I now present to you the Chief Administrative Lord Judge, Assam Rotman. The experience that New Yorkers have with oath will impact their view of government, and it will impact their trust in government. We can't live in fear in our city, and we're not going to go back to the days of heavy-handed policing that just because of your ethnicity, you would stop, search, frisk, throwing up against the wall. We're not doing that, but we're also not going to tolerate the over-proliferation of handguns and violence in our city. We're all in this together, and we need to use all of our resources to solve this problem. We need to ask you what you need from us, and that's why we're here. The Mayor has made an extraordinary commitment recognizing the value of this program. We went from 75,000 to 100,000 SYEP participants, an amazing accomplishment. We will show our young people that we value their talents, we value their voices, that the present moment is one of opportunity. Look for your son's name, honey. You've turned pain into purpose. Another historic was 110,000 young people and their families having access to this amazing summer opportunity and experience. Everyone who plays a part in making any good school work well, I thank you. We appreciate you very, very much. It's about having a positive impact on our young people and our families.


Hi, today we'll show how to customize the button. So first of all, let's get back to our theme. So let's open Dolphin, go to .localshareplasma desktop theme, as always, and go to the Sonia folder and then the widgets. Now this is where we'll put our button SVG. To actually get our button SVG started, do not create one from scratch. It is impossible. Go to slash usrshareplasma desktop theme, then default widgets and search for the button .svg. Take this one as a reference. So let's copy it and then paste it into our folder. And voila, we have our button. So let's see how to customize it. So let's open it and see what it is inside. So we have a lot of elements to customize. So first of all, let me say that there are two kinds of buttons in the Plasma world. So if we open up the vaults section, I don't know, but Plasma today is a bit laggy for me. We see that there are two kinds of buttons. The tool button one, which is this one on the top, and the actual button which looks broken right now because I was messing with it, but it looks like this. If we open up system settings and get back to normal breeze in the Plasma style section, let's get back to breeze. We'll see that the button looks normal to say the least like this. So normal button and tool button, which is the one without a background. So we can see here that there are four columns and five types, let's say. So the first column is about a mask. We've seen the mask before and the concept of mask is that when the compositor does compositing, you know, it knows the boundaries of the button background that we've defined. So the mask should always be black and the same size and shape as the actual background. We also have one for the focus, which again should be same size and shape to the background. Then we actually have the background property, which only applies to the focused button. And basically what it does, it redefines the background appearance of a button that's been focused. So if we go to the votes section, we can tap until our button is focused. And as you can see, it changes completely, it becomes blue. And that's because we change the background. Then we have the default. The default is the appearance of the default button. So we can see that we have the shadow, the background when it's hovered. So if we, sorry, I'll keep the applet open this time. If we hover, we can see that there's a blue outline, which is defined here. If we focus it, we can see that it gets a blue background, but also a blue outline. And when it's pressed, we can see that the background becomes blue. So we can try this out. And as you can see, it becomes indeed blue. Then we also have the tool button, which is the last one, which defines the shape and the look of these two buttons on the top. So as you can see, there's no background, indeed there's no background. There's a blue outline when it's hovered like this, a blue darker outline when it's focused. So like this, you can see that there's a darker blue line around it.  So let's actually try to see how to customize all of these properties. So let's start up by reading the notes that we have put here. The first note says, some margins in have 0.001 width or height because you can't use exactly zero. As an example, we have the shadow. Let's look at the shadow one second. So we have a one pixel right and bottom margins that defines that basically they say that the shadow is one pixel in width and height only on the bottom and right parts. On the left and on the top, the button actually does not have at all any shadow. So the margin are here and as you can see, they're 0.00 in this case height and in this case 0.001 width. So they can't be exactly zero. So they are a bit more, but if we decide that we do want top and left shadow, we can change the height to be one or even more if you want a bigger shadow and same year the width can be one. So now we do have a shadow all around, but we actually need to define the shadow. So let's open up the rectangle and let's say that I do want a green rectangle, sorry about the black stroke. A green rectangle has the left shadow, which is totally fine of this size. And then same for the top one, so like this. So now it's important to see that these two elements have to be named shadow top and shadow left. However, this element is already called shadow top and this one is already called shadow left. So what we can do is first of all take off this name by inserting random stuff like this and then like this and then go to these two and group them together, so they are together and same year together and then give to the whole group the name shadow top like this and here shadow left. Today I can type properly. Okay, so now we have shadow left, shadow top, shadow right and shadow bottom, which is pretty symmetric. So if you go to system settings and switch back to the sony theme, it takes a bit to take effect, but after that we can go to the walls applet and we'll see that our shadow is indeed green on the left and top sides. Now we could do exactly the same thing for the bottom left, bottom right, top right and top left shadows, but for now let's just skip these ones. Now I will also demonstrate what if you want a bigger shadow. So let's take this one and make it three pixels of height and width, like this, okay, sorry, like this, I need to edit it pixel by pixel. Okay, so now it's three pixels. We can also change this element to be three pixels of height and width, like this and like this and given that we are working on a shadow, we can also give this a gradient. So in fill and stroke, let's give it a gradient. This looks just fine. And then here as well, a gradient from top to bottom, like this. Now let's get back to system settings, switch to another theme and then back to Sonia to see what worked and what didn't. Let's go to the volts applet and we'll see that we have indeed a bigger shadow on the bottom and on the right that actually looks more like a shadow. But breeze is a bit minimalistic when it's about shadows of small components. So it only use one pixel shadow by default. So now we can switch to the actual normal appearance of the button, of the normal button, not the tool button. You cannot actually customize the background of a tool button because the tool button is supposed to not have any background at all. So if we get to the normal button, we can see in the objects section that we have two elements, one of which is a small, let's say small, not very, very transparent, let's say very transparent object and then a path under it. So we are more interested in the opaque path. So let's change its color. Let's make it a gradient that goes from red to transparent like this. But if you do want this to work, you need to go to edit and click on XML editor, which will pop up here, then click on the, well, not click, but it will be selected already the path you are working on. And in here, you will see that we have this rule field, current color and class color scheme button background. What it says is something that will look more into it later. But basically it says take the color from the color scheme of the color of the button and then apply it as a field. Now if you do want to customize the field of this button, we need to take this off.  Then when we're done, we can get back to settings, switch to painting and then back to Sonia to see if it's worked. And it did. We do have a background that's a gradient. So we managed to customize the background. Now remember to do the same when you're editing like this one. If you want to edit the color of the outline, go to objects, make sure to select the correct rectangle, which in this case is this one, as you can see. And then go to XML editor, tick off fill and class. Then back to fill and stroke, define your own stroke. As an example, let's make it from red to green like this, but let's say a bit more opaque if we want like this. And then we can see that this will work. But always make sure to go to the XML editor and tick off the fill and class sections, which is super nice and everything. We can see that it is indeed working in ear walls like this. We can see that the bottom is a repetition of our gradient from red to green. And then we can get back to our SVG and start customizing the hover. So let me say one thing first. It's obvious, but let's say it, these margins, purple margins define the margin between the content of the button and the actual outline around it. So if we take this and make them much smaller, like this as an example, of course the whole button will become much smaller because the margin between the content, which is always the same size and the outline of the button will decrease. So let's actually test this theory out. And now it looks like this. I don't honestly remember if this looks smaller than before, but it should. Now let's get back to our hover. And actually, let me say one more thing about this green rectangle, which you should put regardless of what you're doing. This is normal in compose over border. So what this saying is to the composer, please compose over the actual border of the buttons so all over here. And you always should have this. Don't take this off. Then the over category, which is, you know, the over stuff. And we have this element. And if we go select here, you can actually see that in here, there's another margin element that's 0.001 in height. And what this basically does is say that the negative margin, because if we go here and read this note, shadow over and focus, not focus background, use negative margins. This behavior, blah, blah, blah. So basically what this is saying is that if this margin was not zero, so something like, I don't know, two, this would look in the button. Let's go here. Not on top of the button, but actually two pixels inside of it. So the more margin you put here, the more inside of the button, the outline for the hover element will be. So it does make sense to keep it at zero because we do not want the outline to be inside of the button. So we can actually, again, change the background of the button, sorry, the line around the button when it's hovered, but always make sure in the XML editor that you do not have this fill, current color and class properties. So let's take them off. It will become black. This is normal. And then just put another fill. Let's go with purple-ish one. So again, take this off fill and class, year fill and class, and then year fill and class, sorry, I removed something I shouldn't, and class. And then just select them and give them this purple-ish color like this. Two purple-ish. Let's select them again, solid color, like this. So if we save, again, reset the theme. And the button is indeed smaller now. It took a bit to take effect. And if we do hover it, we can see that the outline instead of being blue is actually purple. If you do want your element here to be larger than one pixel, so let's say two pixels, this is three pixels and the same idea, you now have to ask yourself, how much of these three pixels should be outside the button? Because if all three should be inside of the button, then that's fine. This is what, sorry, I want to say outside. If you want these three pixels to be outside the button, then this is fine. But if you want some of these pixels to be inside of the button, then you have to change the size of the margin, sorry, the margin here, because it's a negative margin. We can also change the same thing for the tool button hover, which, again, is when you hover a button that's happier. And we can see that we could change it just like we've done before by selecting it, going to XML editor, taking off field class, but let's actually not edit it. And just let me explain how do the margin work here. You have four margins that define the distance between the outline and the content. So if you put very, very big margins here, sorry, like this, like this, like this, and like this, and then actually go to see how changed. What we'll see is that when you hover the button, the outline will be very distant from the center. And this is because we made the margin much bigger. So then we can move on into the focus section, which is, again, when you tap into that button. So again, we have the mask, we have a new background. So let's make this one, I don't know, again, selecting the right element, which is the path, and then in the XML editor, removing the field and the class, also the field rule. Why not? It shouldn't be here. And then again, again, a radial gradient, let's say this time from purple to yellow, like this, beautiful. So if we do this and then change the theme, we'll see that by tapping into the button in the volts as an example, it will become purple to yellow, like this. So we can see that these margins define the, let's say, that take place instead of these margins. So if you have a different size in margins from here, like we do, the size of the actual button will change if you focus it. So as you can see, if we go back to volts, now the button is small, but if we focus it, it will become bigger. So there's also the possibility to define an outline. And in this case, you can see that there is actually a one pixel margin. Again remember that this margin is negative, which means that whereas this lighter blue outline is outside the button, the darker blue one is inside of the button. Then if you want to edit these, then go to objects, select the right one, which could be this one or this one. And then XML and remove, fill and class. And then put your own paint, like green as an example. You can do the same for this tool button one. And then finally, we have depressed, I will not say and customize every single thing, because otherwise it would take hours, sorry about that.  And again, we do have the margins that will replace this margin here. So make sure maybe that they are the same size of these ones, otherwise the button will change in size. And then you can customize the background by selecting the element, going to XML, removing fill and class. And then putting your own, like, I don't know, let's make it, okay, red. And then same thing for the tool button, which is this one. Again, these margins define the distance from the outside of the button and the inside. So if we make them super big like this, what will happen is that the back turn will be super big when you actually press on it. And then let's also make this one not current color, but red, because today I like red. And that's enough of a justification, like, sorry, like this. This is red enough for me. So now we can go into the vaults and see what changed. We have the tool button. When it's clicked, it becomes smaller because somehow the margin didn't take yet effect. Sometimes they take one to two restarts of the theme before they take effect, but it does become red. And then the actual button indeed becomes red again. So this is how you customize the button. Also, you have these ints that are almost the same as before. We have int compose over border, which you should leave alone, and then focus highlighted background. What this says is basically you actually have a background. If you do not have a background for the focused button as an example like this, then you can actually take this off and everything will work. Of course, the normal button will only have the outline and not a different background when you change it. And then again, this one is composed over border, which you should leave alone. So this is basically how you customize the button. It's quite hard and it's normal if you don't get to write the first time. This is actually the third time I'm trying to record this video because all the other times I got into troubles. But if you actually have some troubles implementing them, feel free to come to me and ask me via email or message something. I will try my best to answer it. See you next time with a new SVG. This will be super fun.