Fuel, parking prices and clean air zone charges are her biggest costs. She can spend between £80 and £100 a week on those but compared to renting in London which could be £1,300 per month alone, she is saving a lot as she doesn’t pay rent, utility costs and council tax either.

Living in a van is allowing her to save for a deposit for a house, but the downside is that she will need to rent again before attempting to buy a house due to the fact that living in a van means she has no credit history which will affect her chances of getting a mortgage.

Mal’s story is a lot more inspiring than that of the guy who peeled bananas in an attempt to save £0.13 pence when visiting the supermarket.

If you want or need to save a decent amount of money, go big, or go home… as the saying goes.

In this case, Mal went big AND she went home… to her her van home and that helped her save £22,000 for a deposit for a real home.

I’m not sure that I could ever live in a small van like Mal. It is a bit extreme, but she is still young and single and so she can probably adapt a lot easier than me.

I like things to be less cramped.

I appreciate that the cost of living is high, but there are other ways to make the money needed for a deposit for a house, or pay for the ever-increasing cost of rent.

Our good friend Kate Davis has made well over £25,000 trading the financial markets each morning before going to work using just her phone.

It takes just a few minutes to start a profitable trade which she monitors while she is doing her morning workout.

Kate is usually out of the trade with a profit before she sets foot out of the door and on her way to work.

She makes between £50 and £185 each day… and it is all TAX FREE!

Wanting to help others, Kate put pen to paper and created her own training manual and asked us here at Streetwise if we would kindly publish it for her.

We did… and it sold like wildfire!

Kate has now decided that she would like to help more people and so this time, she wants to give her manual away for FREE.

If you would like to get your own copy of Kate’s Treadmill Trader manual, click the link below:

Get Your Free Copy Of The Treadmill Trader Here!

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… Most days Kate spends as little as half an hour before work and makes between £50 and £185 in TAX FREE profits.

And she does it using just her phone!

Here’s that link again:

Get Your Free Copy Of The Treadmill Trader Here!

I know that it may only take 30 seconds to do, but that still amounts to just over 15 minutes in wasted time for the year.

Yes, I know that it’s not a huge amount of time, and I know that you cannot necessary accomplish a lot in that time, but if you use that time more wisely, it can earn you a lot more than a lousy £6.76.

This last week I have been reading a lot about people making money using various platforms such as Payhip, Gumroad and Substack to sell eBooks, newsletters, and digital products… some of which could take as little as 15 minutes to create.

A simple checklist and blueprint could take as little as 15 minutes to make and would earn far more than £6.76 over the year… it would earn a lot more.

Saving money is very often the worst thing people can do, especially if that involves a lot of pointless faffing.

As I say, protecting your money is a shrewd thing to do, but you have to weigh up which is better… spending 15 minutes peeling bananas in a supermarket which saves you the grand total of £6.76 over a whole year, or create something that you can sell and make you several thousand pounds.

On paper, which of the two do you think is best?

Instead of drinking out of dirty used cups to avoid paying for a new one, would it not make more sense to simply find a way that earns more than enough money to pay for a clean new cup?

Our good friend, Kate Davies, makes far more than £6.76 most mornings… and that’s before going to work.

Since lockdown in 2020, Kate makes an extra £750 – £1,725 a month while doing her morning workout before work.

After generating over £20,000 in TAX FREE profits, Kate put everything she does down onto paper and asked us if we would kindly publish it for her.

Her manual sold far better than anyone expected.

Through her comprehensive manual, she has taught many others to generate very healthy profits each day… there’s no peeling bananas or drinking out of dirty used cups here, this is pure TAX FREE profits of up to £185 per day!

The good news is… Kate wants to send you a copy of that manual – which has taught hundreds of people how to make up to £1,725 in TAX FREE money each month – for FREE!

If you would like your own copy of Kate’s wildly successful Treadmill Trader manual, click the link below:

Get Your Free Copy Of The Treadmill Trader Here!

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

PS… Most days Kate spends as little as half an hour before work and makes between £50 and £185 in TAX FREE profits.

And she does it using just her phone!

Here’s that link again:

Get Your Free Copy Of The Treadmill Trader Here!

Yes, some people may be motivated to invest in specific stocks, shares and industries, but on the whole, the actual information is pretty useless to most people.

The truth is this… people enjoying ‘knowing’ stuff.

They love to read about stuff and these people who subscribe to Noah’s newsletters, they want to know what his opinions are on those subjects… which is funny considering Noah’s newsletter is called Noahpinion.

An obvious play on words using his name, but it is clear; Noah does have an opinion, although I would say that, looking at the research he puts into his work, his work is probably more factual than opinion.

So, you may be wondering why I am telling you this.

The point of this article is that people will pay to access information and opinion – which is readily available elsewhere for free – simply because… they want to.

People buy because they want to buy.

Is there something that you can write and talk about regularly?

Do you have an interest in a subject which is also popular with others?

If yes, then you could quite possibly be sitting on a newsletter goldmine of your own.

People may be willing to pay to read the information and opinion you share with the world.

I’ve previously used Maggie Molloy’s property digests as another example; these are newsletters which tell people about cheap houses that are on the market in Ireland, Scotland and across Europe.

I imagine that a few of those who subscribe to her newsletters are seriously looking to purchase a property, and do.

But I imagine that a lot of the people who pay her a monthly fee to be sent the lists of properties don’t buy one.

Many will be dreamers who enjoy the idea of buying a cheap property, and others may simply just enjoy having the lists sent to them.

Just because people do not use the information you provide, it doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t provide it.

If people are happy to pay you for specific information and never use it, that is their choice.

You might as well be the one supplying them with that information and get paid for it, because if you won’t, someone else will. They will go looking for it elsewhere, it is what people do.

If Noah can earn £800,000 writing about global economics and politics, then I am more than certain that anyone and everyone can earn a decent income publishing all kinds of information.

I cannot guarantee that you will make £800,000 a year, but a few thousand pounds a month would be more than achievable… if not more.

I’ve previously shared stories of people who are making over £10,000 in subscriptions each month publishing information and newsletters.

It’s not as hard as it seems. It is a simple matter or numbers.

Find the right amount of subscribers each month paying the right amount of money, and you can make £10,000.

1,000 people paying £10 a month would make you a very decent £10,000 per month!

With the internet, you can quite easily have 1,000 people from all across the world paying you a monthly subscription fee to access content that you provide in your newsletter.

To learn more… click the link below:

How To Cash In With A Subscription Based Business

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… Once fully established, you could be earning thousands of pounds each month from work which could take less than a day… depending on what you are providing.

A subscription based business is all about the numbers.

Give a large group of people something they want and need at a price they are happy to pay, and you can be paid multiple times for the one piece of work each and every month.

Here’s that link again:

How To Cash In With A Subscription Based Business

Even the fastest writers can only write for a specific number of clients each month. They cannot churn out thousands of articles and emails.

Unless they are one of the most sought after copywriters on the planet, there will be a ceiling to the amount of money they can make per client and per month.

With a newsletter… you can make a lot more money and write less because you are simply selling the same piece of written work to many people.

Let’s say that you earn £100 writing a one thousand word article. To make £1,000, you would need to write 10 articles.

But with a newsletter, you can write a one thousand word article and make £1,000 by having 200 people paying you £5 to access it.

If you have 400 people paying you £5 you will make £2,000.

Have 1,000 people paying you £5 and you will be making a nice £5,000 for that same one thousand word article.

A newsletter could be daily, weekly or monthly and may need more than just 1,000 words; however, you get the point.

You swap paying clients who each want specific content tailored to their needs for an audience all wanting the same one thing.

It makes your work load a lot easier.

With a newsletter, you can have as many paying subscribers as you can handle, which can be a lot due to the fact that it is online.

Last week I read about how a journalist was earning $1 million a year thanks to having 10,000 people paying him between $100 and $120 a year to access his newsletter.

I also read about how another journalist set up her own newsletter when she was made redundant in 2020 and now has over 20,000 people subscribing to it.

I don’t know if that is the amount of people paying $5 for the paid newsletter or the amount subscribed to her free newsletter.

If that is the amount subscribed to the free newsletter and she had a decent 3% of that figure paying her $5 for her paid-for newsletter (she publishes so much for free and charges for her best content) then she would be making a decent $3,000 per month.

If that 20,000 figure is the amount that are paying to read her paid-for content, then she is making $100,000 each month… which in proper money is around £84,000 per month!

You don’t get money like that writing for clients unless you are a copywriter at the top of your game.

She started her paid-for newsletter by accident when she caught the ‘paid newsletter button’ and set her work behind a pay wall, resulting in 400 people initially paying her to read her content.

That first edition of her paid-for newsletter earned her $2,000 all from accidentally hitting that button.

Having your own newsletter is a very appealing.

You only need to create the content once which can take as little as a day or two… depending on what content you are supplying that is.

In the video below (click the link), Andi, our techy guy, walks you through a great subscription business that provides a weekly newsletter of information that is easy to compile.

Revealed! A Simple Fully Automated Subscription Income Model You Can Start From Home… TODAY!

In that video, Andi, points out that the newsletter creator, Maggie Molloy, had two newsletters, she has since expanded her newsletter empire and today she has four.

Three of them are priced at €5 per month, and the fourth is slightly more expensive at €20 per month.

If you were to subscribe to all four newsletters, Maggie Molloy would be making €35 per month which is around £30 in real money.

Imagine that she had just 100 people all paying her £30 each month to receive these four newsletters; she would be earning a decent £3,000 each month.

That’s not too bad is it?

I have no idea what her actual subscriber figures are but the fact that she has expanded to four newsletters makes me think that it is worth it for her.

She may have several hundred people subscribing to one or more of her newsletters giving her a decent monthly income.

What Maggie is doing isn’t that hard. It is a simple business model supplying a simple newsletter that anyone can recreate.

If this business model appeals to you, I would recommend that you focus on one newsletter first until you were up and running and earning a decent income before expanding other newsletters.

You can watch that video here:

Revealed! A Simple Fully Automated Subscription Income Model You Can Start From Home… TODAY!

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… This is something which requires a simple website as show in The 30 Days To £30K Challenge, can be marketed for free using social media and takes very little time to work on each week.

Here’s that link again:

Revealed! A Simple Fully Automated Subscription Income Model You Can Start From Home… TODAY!

Idiocracy is set in a dystopian future where the dumbing-down of American society has lead to the evolution of a nation where everyone is completely stupid.

Luke Wilson plays Corporal Joe Bauers, a decisively average American who is selected as a guinea pig for a top-secret hibernation program but is forgotten.

He awakes years later to a future so incredibly moronic he is recognised as the most intelligent person alive.

The film wasn’t a big budget movie and so the costume designer did not have a lot of money to spend on creating outfits for the characters.

She needed to put the characters in shoes that looked futuristic and also ridiculously stupid.

She chose a new ugly rubber clog-like shoe created by a start-up company that was not yet readily available to the public.

The shoe really looked the part; it was different to what people were wearing at the time making it look ‘futuristic’ and it looked like the kind of shoe only morons would choose to wear. (I actually agree as they are the ugliest shoes around!)

The film producer, Mike Judge, not wanting to be sued or get into any trouble with the manufacturers asked the costume designer, ‘what if these are really popular by the time the film comes out, and everyone is wearing them?’

The costume designer replied with something along the lines of ‘are you kidding? Look at them; they are ridiculous. No one’s actually going to ever wear these shoes.’

Well, people do wear those shoes…. In fact, millions of people wear them.

Those shoes were Crocs.

I find it hard to believe that they are as popular as they are because they are ugly but I have been told that they are incredibly comfortable, and they are perfect for slipping on when doing jobs like working in the garden or going to the beach.

At least they offer more protection to your toes than flip-flops.

The costume designer for Idiocracy could be considered as an ‘expert’ in fashion and clothing, but it would seem that her prediction was so far off the mark… the makers of Crocs are laughing their Crocs off.

The company have sold over 720 million pairs of Crocs since launch and now sell on average 100 million pairs of shoes each year in 90 countries.

In 2022, the company purchased HeyDude adding sneakers into its profile taking total company sales to $3.6 billion!

That’s a lot of money for something that shouldn’t sell!

That’s the kind of failure I’d be happy to own.

What was predicted to be a shoe no one with half a brain would touch with a ten foot barge pole, has actually become a billion dollar best seller!

So what does that tell you?

It tells me that when an ‘industry expert’ makes a prediction about the success of an idea, item or person, it should be taken with a pinch of salt.

One person cannot predict what millions of other people will think and do, especially if that person already has a negative emotional response to the person, idea, or product they are trying to make a prediction about.

I don’t know how often the shoes are seen in the film, but it could be possible that people watching the film saw the Crocs, took a liking to them and decided to buy a pair.

When Ray Ban sunglasses were used in the film Top Gun, sales of their sunglasses increased by 30% around the time the film was being shown in cinemas.

It is possible that the costume designer had actually put Crocs on the road to success by choosing to use them in the film.

The company may have also shared the fact that their shoes had been chosen to be exclusively used in a Hollywood film. That is powerful free advertising right there.

Ok, so the point of this is that you really cannot predict how well something will be without testing it.

So if you have an idea that you think could be profitable, try it and see.

If someone tells you that your idea won’t be a success, ignore them and test it. Without trying, you will never know whether it could have been a success.

All ideas will fail if you do not try and test them out.

Trying to predict what happens is dangerous, the best thing you can do is to sit back and ‘observe’.

Success often comes from watching what unfolds in front of you and then taking the appropriate action… just as David Houghton does.

He spends no more than ten minutes observing the movement of one financial market. If there is the right movement, he sets up a trade and then goes about his day.

The system he uses makes him between £110 and £350 most weekdays.

If you would like to know more about David and his ten minute morning system, click the link below:

The A Minus B System

Kind regards

John Harrison

PS… As far as effort is concerned, this is one of the easiest systems for making money that I’ve seen.

You don’t need to know a lot and you only need to work ten minutes in the morning and for that it will give you between £110 and £350 most weekdays.

Here’s that link again:                               

The A Minus B System

Not everyone is going to buy.

Some will buy multiple products, some will only buy once.

Some people will buy the first promotion; others will not buy for months… possibly a year later.

But the fact that he has 262,000 people to promote to means that he is in a fantastic position to make money on demand.

Imagine having your own list of 262,000 people to promote products too and one day you fancied going out for a meal but you didn’t want to pay for it with the money in your bank account.

You simple send an email or message promoting a product that the people on that list are potentially interested in… and before you know it, there have been a handful of sales generating the money needed to pay for your meal out.

It sounds simplistic, and it can be.

As long as you have a decent sized list filled with the right audience, you have money on tap!

And it all starts with a simple email newsletter.

An email (or online) newsletter can be managed from anywhere in the world.

Newsletters don’t have to be hard work; it is specifically about the numbers.

An email newsletter only needs to be written once whether you have only one reader or 262,000 readers.

That one email newsletter could be written while relaxing in your garden, while on holiday, while watching the television, or while listening to some music in your office.

You write it – or in Matt Kirkland’s example, take it from a book – and publish it… and get paid multiple times for that one newsletter or from sales of promoted products within the email newsletter.

This is a way to make money that is open to anyone and everyone.

All you need is to get yourself set up… then start writing and publishing regularly.

To learn more, click the link below:

The Email Secret

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… Email newsletters can be written on smartphones and tablets and can be written while you are travelling as a passenger or whenever you find yourself waiting for people or events to start.

It is the ultimate freedom business.

Here’s that link again:

The Email Secret

Imagine for one minute that you had £5,000 in Betfair, and you used it to cream profits from horse races.

Using the right system, you could be making several thousand pounds each month… if not more!

That would be a far better use of your money than spending it on cigarettes which does nothing more than destroys your health and gives the government more TAX.

At least with horse racing, your winnings are completely TAX FREE and there is no harm to your health… other than maybe becoming a little dizzy with excitement when you see your winnings grow.

The government do not get any of the money you make with horse racing.

I don’t know if you are a smoker or not… hopefully not… but surely this would be a better use of that money, wouldn’t you agree?

The whole concept of spending large amounts of money on something that only makes you sick and poor makes no sense to me.

What does make sense to me is using that money to make more money so that you can do more of the things you truly love, and have a better and stress-free life.

You don’t have to put £5,000 into Betfair to make a decent amount of TAX FREE money either.

You can get started today with as little as £100 and grow it into a bank that will make you several thousand pounds each month.

Yes, the more you start with, the more you can make, but you can start small and grow it comfortably and safely.

Start small, learn the ropes… then profit big!

The Easy As 1-2-3 Betfair System is a simple system that can give you a decent growing return once you have the hang of it… and it won’t take long to get the hang of it as there is very little to learn.

It is incredibly straightforward and easy to understand.

You could be using it to make money as soon as you have finished reading the short easy-to-follow manual.

Discover more here:

Easy As 1-2-3

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

P.S… You can started right away with just £100 and after 6 months, you could be sitting on a decent tax free £12,800!

It’s safe to say, you won’t get a return like that from buying cigarettes!

Here’s that link again:

Easy As 1-2-3

Russell Brunson is seen all across the internet appearing in videos, podcasts and adverts… the name of his business is probably known by fewer people than those who know him by name.

I wouldn’t be surprised that the amount of people who search for him is far greater than anyone who searches for his products, books and businesses.

He has that celebrity status which has made him bigger than his business.

Have you heard of the science and medical journalist and television presenter, Michael Mosley?

Whenever I want to search for any of his books or television shows, his name is the first thing I type into the search bar.

His name is his search term.

He is his brand.

That is what I believe is going to be the future of online business.

If you want to start an online business, you will need to become the FACE of it, or at least, it will need a human face associated with it.

However…

There are still going to be a lot of ways to make money that don’t require you to plaster your face and ‘story’ far and wide.

You can make money from the comfort of your own home by using your smartphone trading horse racing.

Gambling is virtually as old as the human race.

Neanderthals were probably betting on who would kill the woolly mammoth first, would it be Colin Cave-Dweller, Malcom Mudhut, or Barry Bearskinwearer.

Gambling is not going to stop any time soon, and it is a great way to make extra money without having to do a lot of hard work.

Online businesses can deliver a lot of money… and I do mean A LOT of money, but it can be quite labour and time intensive.

If you are not after making millions and are happy with making one or two thousand pounds extra per month, then using a gambling system is probably the right way to go for you.

Not only can you make a decent amount of money each month, there is very little to learn and even less to do.

The Easy As 1-2-3 Betfair System is a simple system that can give you a decent growing return once you have the hang of it… and it won’t take long to get the hang of it.

It is very easy to learn and understand.

You could be using it to make money as soon as you have finished reading the short easy-to-follow manual.

Discover more here:

Easy As 1-2-3

Kind regards.

John Harrison.

P.S… You can started right away with just £100 and after 6 months, you could be sitting on a decent tax free £12,800.

Here’s that link again:

Easy As 1-2-3

To have a product to sell, you need to get started.

A lot of people have done that, they start one or several projects… but then they stop as fast as they start and the project never gets finished.

Making a start on a project but not finishing it is just as bad as not making a start in the first place.

You could say it is worse because you have wasted your precious time for nothing.

You could argue that a project started is a project you can go back to, that is true… but statistically very few people go back to an abandoned project.

It is vital to finish what you start; otherwise you cannot make a single penny.

If you decide to start a project, you have to promise yourself that you will finish it.

You have to be committed to finishing it.

I dread to think how much money is sat on people’s shelves, in garages and spare rooms or on people’s computer drives that has not been collected and enjoyed because they failed to finish the projects they started.

If Jeevan hadn’t finished his book, he wouldn’t have made over £2.5 million in sales and set to retire at 35.

Had the 14-year-old not finished his eBook, he would not have been making £300 a week in passive income.

Getting started is an important step to making money, but finishing is vital.

Whatever you decide to do as a way to make money, when you get started, make sure that you finish it; otherwise you have just wasted your time… and nobody wants that.

If you would like to discover how you can create and sell your own eBooks and digital products to generate a passive income like Jeevan and the 14-year-old boy (who must be around 25 now and worth a small fortune), click the link below:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… EBooks are not hard to create and there are no limits to how many you can create (have created) and sell, especially if you create a lot of short easy-to-read eBooks.

The more eBooks you have listed on your website means you have a greater opportunity to earn more.

Here’s that link again:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

“I remember I was in my room at my university halls. I was living with my friend at the time.

“He had a weekend job and he told me I should get one too, as I would typically laze around on the weekends.

“But a job was never for me. I never liked to be told what to do so I researched on Google: ‘How to make money online’.”

It was then that he came across the young teen making £300 a week selling an eBook.

He recalled: “I was stunned and I thought, this kid is only 14. I’m 18 so I need to get a move on.”

He published his first eBook in 2012 and has never looked back.

Jeevan is in a position where he can work as little as four hours a day.

He earns around £1,000 profit a day selling around 90 books per day.

The 30-year-old admits it’s seasonal – with most sales of the book happening around exam time – but it’s more than enough for him to make a rather decent living.

He said: “Right now, it is making on average £2,000 in sales and £1,000 profit per day.

“I choose to work full-time because I am always looking to improve my operation, help my students even more and grow the company further. But I can work part-time if I want to.

“In fact, on some days, I do only work 4-6 hours because I have systems in place.

“All I need to do is check the social media ads a few times a day. Other than that, a lot of it is run on autopilot.”

Jeevan added: “In the last 5 years, I’ve turned over approximately £2.5m.

“If you break that down per day, it’s safe to say it’s made me £1000 (as a minimum) in sales every day for the past 5 years.

“Or £30K per month, every month for the past 5 years.”

This is a fantastic story.

It highlights perfectly how it is possible for anyone to make a lot of money self-publishing eBooks.

I can’t even say that this is the exception to the rule as each week I read more examples of people making decent amounts of money self-publishing eBooks and information products that help people and solve problems.

Jeevan is making an average of £30,000 each month with his book… and has done for the last 5 years!

Although most people would love to make £30,000 per month from the sale of one or several eBooks, I am sure they would be just as happy if they made £30,000 in a year or even in total from the sale of an eBook.

Virtually all of the products that we sell here at Streetwise have generated at least £30,000 profit… and many of them are less than 20 pages long.

Most of them have generated far more than £30,000.

If you would like to learn how you too can make £30,000 or more selling your own eBooks, click the link below:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com

Kind Regards

John Harrison

PS… EBooks are not hard to create and there are no limits to how many you can create (have created) and sell, especially if you create a lot of short easy-to-read eBooks.

The more eBooks you have listed on your website means you have a greater opportunity to earn more.

Here’s that link again:

www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com