I am 19 but I have earned a little money here and there doing online business of a simple small item with a profit margin of around 60%. I don’t have much experience but since I have basic tech knowledge, good grades till today \[studying Bachelor\], and find it easy and fun to interact or communicate with people, and build relationships out of it, I have been offered jobs with average or good pay several times through LinkedIn and social connections.
Is it because I have yet a lot of things to experience and see that I feel it’s definitely not as hard as people make it sound to progress in Nepal or make a living for yourself? Well, I encourage globalization and see the pros of moving abroad early but I also think about how if we give equal efforts in improving our social, technical, and other possible skills, we can earn good and have a decent lifestyle staying in Nepal. Also, remote jobs, are best to earn in a stronger currency and spend in a weaker one. Enlighten me what is it that I am getting wrong about hardships in Nepal for earning good income.
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Yaa its hard in nepal but not as much as people make it seems. As you said you have your online business. But most of people dont have money . Yaa you can start kam paisa bata 3 lakh 4lakh but thats too huge for many family in nepal and even harder to win trust from parents to start business. Kati ta trend bhanera jane ni hunchan bidesh . And katiko chai actual mai majburi bhaera.
What’s your shop’s name? If I like anything will order it from you. Will do my part in Supporting small businesses.
Since you’re 19, you can still learn IT
What is good earning for you? Can you give some range
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Would be better if you can guide us to make from scratch