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From ₹0 to ₹10,000 a Month – My Journey of Earning Online with Zero Skills


From ₹0 to ₹10,000 a Month – My Journey of Earning Online with Zero Skills



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There was a time when I felt like a total failure.

No job. No income. No hope.

I still remember the day I stared at my empty wallet, wondering if I would ever be able to support myself. I didn’t come from a rich background. I had no degree from IIT or IIM. Just an ordinary guy with a head full of dreams and a heart full of pain.

But deep down, I had one thing: the will to try.

The Turning Point

One evening, I watched a motivational video that said something simple:

“Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.”

That hit me.

I had an old phone. A basic internet connection. And some free time. That was enough.

So, I searched on Google:
"How to earn money online in India with no experience"

And that one search opened doors I never knew existed.

What I Found – Real Ways to Earn Online

Here are three things I tried — step by step:

1. Freelance Typing Jobs

I found websites like Fiverr and Freelancer, where people were paying for simple typing work.
I created a free profile, added my profile, and slowly started getting small tasks like converting PDFs to Word.

First earning? ₹200.
I was over the moon.

2. Blogging

I started a blog (like this one!) where I shared motivational stories and useful tips I learned.
I used Google AdSense to show ads.
In the beginning, I earned ₹5, ₹10 per day — but over months, it grew.

Why? Because I started writing about real struggles, mixed with useful content — like money-saving tips, simple financial advice, and positive habits.

Now, even one blog post brings ₹100–₹300 per day when it gets good traffic.

3. Learning Digital Skills (Free!)

Instead of wasting time scrolling Instagram, I began learning from YouTube and free online courses (like from Coursera, Great Learning, and Google Garage).
I picked up basic digital marketing, Canva design, and AI tools like ChatGPT.

This helped me offer more services online — like writing, designing, and content editing.

4) Affiliate marketing with small niches

Pick low competition items.

Examples, self help books, phone gadgets, stationery.

Share links on Instagram or WhatsApp communities.

Earn per sale. You can use Amazon affiliate links. 

5) Sell digital notes

Students buy clean, typed notes.

Upload on Studocu or similar platforms.

You earn whenever someone downloads your file.

6) Take micro jobs online

Data labeling and simple online tasks need no training. Platforms like Toloka pay for quick actions. You complete tasks in short sessions and build a steady side income.

The Result?

I now earn between ₹8,000 to ₹12,000/month — all from home. I’m not a millionaire, but I’m proud of every rupee because it came from hard work and belief.

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What I Learned (That May Help You Too)

  • You don’t need a perfect start. You need a brave one.

  • Money comes slowly but surely if you offer value.

  • Motivation is useless without action. Start something today — no matter how small.

  • Failures are part of the journey. I failed many times. But I kept learning.

Let Me Ask You:

What’s stopping you from taking that first step?

Not money. Not background. Not age.

Just start. Even if it’s messy. Even if it’s slow.

Because someone like me — with zero skills, zero money, and zero experience — started from nothing…

…and now earns something.

So why not you?

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If this post inspired you, share it with someone who needs hope.
Let’s build a community where we lift each other up, not pull each other down.

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