Okay, I want you to think back. Do you remember the feeling you had when you got your first job?

Oh my gosh, I was so excited. I filled out the application. I had like two or three interviews.

And then they called me. They said, come on, Kim, come on down for your first day at work.

So I showed up 30 minutes early.

I got my uniform.

And then I stood there in the Target photo department.

I only lasted three or four days. I quit because I just found it incredibly boring just to stand there and help people buy their cameras.

Oh, and you remember, film, yes, processing all their memories.

Boring!

So whether your first job was working at a fast food restaurant. Maybe you washed cars or delivered newspapers.

I don't think any of this stuff is right for me. You might remember there was this sense of

pride when you put on your uniform. You were becoming an adult. You were making money. There was

that special feeling of accomplishment. You were suddenly independent. But what if I told you that today

some people's first job may end up being

their only job and they're doing it from the comfort of their own home and they probably

make enough money in a couple of years to actually possibly retire. I'm America's Digital

Pro Kim Commando and I'm just fascinated by how people can create extreme

wealth by posting videos online. And these are the type of topics that I explore in our

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