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Here's the day in the life of Aella, OnlyFans content creator (nudes pics/videos) who makes $100,000 a month off. She has 3,200 subscribers and is the top op 0.04% of creators in terms of monthly revenue generated. Crazy fascinating:

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Society: You need to study hard, develop your skills, hustle - to become wealthy. There's no shortcut to success. OnlyFans Creator: Hold my subscription🍷

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Did you even read the whole thread and see the effort she puts into her work? She's literally using business sense to make her living, not much different from any other business that exists in the world.

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She literally emphasises how relaxed she can do everything. The discipline is admirable, but this is not an example of 'busting your ass off' to get ahead in life (except for the literal ass jokes).

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There's pros and cons; I make my own schedule, so I can be relaxed. I also am responsible for every aspect of my income, which is much more stressful than a normal job.

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Hey! I was considering tagging you because I always appreciate your tweets and wanted to make sure it didn't come across as dismissive. As an outsider I'd say you have some luck (looks, savvy and alive when OF exists) and you are great at putting that to your advantage. 1/2

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What I meant was that the $ - effort ratio as portrayed in the thread/interview is very different from nearly every other working person. (I know the 'own boss pressure' but with those numbers you can definitely ease that). Btw: I loved the mimeish scene! Amazing creativity😍

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Yes, it is. I think I realized a while ago if I wanted to get a lot of money for little effort, I needed to do something novel and high risk, and didn't want to wait for raises at a normal company. Also I'm very lucky for ending up in this profession in the first place.

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Why is ending up in it luck? Wasn't that a choice based on stories from others? I'm also pretty curious what you think is the formula to breakthrough. Is luck w the algorithm a big part or did you mostly craft it? Not all batshit gorgeous girls who try make it big after all!

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I grew up poor/homeschooled, parents made just enough money to disqualify me from financial aid but were in crippling debt so no help for college, so I couldn't go to school, then I worked at the WORST job ever - assembly line at a factory - for a year, and those things made

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