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So with services and being a content creator,

if you're putting yourself out there

and you're demonstrating your skills,

you're marketing yourself,

the good news is, yes, you can get paid ad revenue

and things like that to put yourself out there

and market yourself, which is great.

The more important thing is you are marketing yourself.

You're bringing in these client relationships.

So I did that as a freelancer. Now I get to do it as a coach who helps other content creators because by putting myself out there, demonstrating my abilities and my knowledge and my skills, I attract people who want to hire me. That kind of thing just opens up opportunities because you're building your network at scale because every piece of content you put out, Sean,

it's a clone. It's out there to build your reputation, build your relationships, generate revenue

while it's getting you reach. So if you want to make a full-time living as a creator, there are six

different business models. And today we're talking with Roberto Blake, the author of

Create Something Awesome. And he's going to break down just details about these different business

models. So you can pick the best one for you for going part time or full time, working from

home on your own schedule as a creator. So Roberto, welcome back to the podcast. And number one is services such as

freelancing. And I know you've personally walked through a lot of these. So break down some insights and

kind of tell us more about services and freelancing. Sure, absolutely. So I actually was able to do

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