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How to Build a 6-Figure Business in Your 20s
This week’s Post-Grad picks
Hey post-grads, pre-grads, and everyone in between.
Thanks as always for some great submissions. We’ve added a link to our ‘Write for Us’ guide at the top of our page now to help you keep updated with our submission guidelines.
We’ve also been continuing to build our external site, which you can visit here, and filling that with even more must-read content.
This Weeks Post-Grad Picks
We love this entry from Sinem Günel, who documents her journey to building a 6-figure business in her 20s, and tells you everything that nobody tells you about entrepreneurship.

“But whenever I tell my story, a huge part is missing because most people only see the tip of the iceberg. They see my current numbers, the current reality, and the freedom I experience right now.”
Read here — 5 Mental Shifts That Helped Me Build a 6-Figure Online Business in My 20s
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Anthony Moore with an important message; forget being popular and being liked; instead, focus on creating good, true, noble work that truly helps people.
Read here — Don’t Focus on Being Momentarily Popular. Focus on Being Missed When You’re Gone.
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Zulie Rane shares a comprehensive guide of where you can find writing gigs that pay, what kind of freelancer they’re best for, and the benefits of each one.
Read here — 6 Types of Freelance Writing Gigs You Can Get Paid For
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As Jessica Lynn writes, today’s decisions determine the quality of your life 20 years from now.
Read here — How to Apply Compound Interest to Any Area in Your Life
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Alyssa Atkinson shares some crucial lessons that will take you further in life.
Read here — 5 Things I Wish I Knew When I Entered My 20s
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Finally, Melody Wilding, LMSW shares some brilliant advice on how to make your first 90 days on the job a success (and leave a good impression).
Read here — How To Make The Best Impression When Starting A New Job
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That’s all folks, stay safe.
Stephen Moore, Co-Editor of PGSG