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8. Remote Workers | Remote Job Listings
Not limited to Web3, this section primarily focuses on remote work opportunities in content operations, design, development, and other areas. It is suitable for college students looking for online work during their free time.

There are really only three things ordinary people can sell in a lifetime:
Sell time: The limit is 24 hours a day. No matter how hard you work, one day will never become 48 hours.
Sell products: The limit depends on inventory, costs, and the supply chain. If you want to earn more, you have to sell more.
Sell knowledge and insight: In the past, this depended on how many people you could reach, what circles you could enter, and how many people were willing to pay for your knowledge and experience.
But the internet and social media have changed this third way of making money.
In the past, even if

14 Ways College Students Can Make Money After Accessing the Overseas Internet
1. Operate an X account, build a following, and take on advertising and sponsored-content deals
2. Run a Telegram channel and monetize it through ads and sponsorships
3. Work as a community manager for Discord or Telegram communities
4. Participate in Web3 content and design bounty programs
4. Use ChatGPT and Claude to help create PowerPoint presentations for clients
5. Use Canva and Figma to design covers and banners for bloggers
6. Learn video editing and edit Shorts for YouTube creators
7. Create subtitles for vid

9. TGStat｜Telegram Popular Channels Ranking
You can find popular channels by category, subscriber growth, views, and other metrics.
It is useful for discovering information sources in different fields and observing which communities are growing.

Many college students have already learned how to bypass internet restrictions, yet all they do every day is scroll through X and YouTube. They don’t even know where to find global trending topics？？？
By the time a piece of news reaches the Chinese internet, it may have already been discussed several times overseas.
By the time you see a collection of viral content ideas, hundreds of people may have already written about them.
So this time, I’ve put together 9 websites for tracking trending topics that can help everyone find breaking information as soon as possible. I recommend bookmarking them

You may not like Justin Sun, but I believe these 17 views of his are things every ordinary person must understand
1. Don’t buy a home, buy a car, or get married before 30. Pour your time, money, and energy into self-improvement
2. Don’t be shackled by what you already have. Focus on growth and do what will be right from the perspective of the future
3. Trends matter more than hard work. If you choose the wrong direction, working harder only leads to burnout
4. Spend money in first-tier cities and places with high information density, rather than putting it too early toward a mortgage in a coun

10. World Bank Open Data｜World Bank Database
Data on countries’ GDP, population, education, economic development, and more are available, with support for data downloads. It is very convenient for writing papers, conducting research, and creating data charts.

9. AlternativeTo | Software Alternative Search
Found a useful software tool, only to discover that the subscription fee is outrageously expensive? Just enter its name to find free, open-source, or similar alternatives.

I’ve noticed that many college students already know how to bypass the firewall, but still only scroll through X and YouTube???
They consume plenty of content every day, but when it’s time to find resources or learn something themselves, they don’t know where to look
Now that you’ve made it past the firewall, don’t just stick to those few major platforms
I’ve put together 10 really useful websites. A lot of things aren’t unavailable online—you just didn’t know where to look before

I recently discovered a particularly useful way to use AI:
Before making an important decision, don’t rush to ask AI for advice. First, ask it to specifically point out the problems with your thinking.
Because a lot of the time when you ask AI something, you already have an answer in mind. In the end, you’re just looking for someone to prove that you didn’t make the wrong choice.
You can simply give it this prompt:
I’m about to make an important decision. Please don’t just go along with my thinking.
Take the opposing side and identify, as thoroughly as possible, the information gaps, blind opt

4、To find groups in a specific field in bulk, use a website
For example, if you want to find:
AI channels
Developer communities
Local Japanese groups
Web3 communities
but don’t know the specific channel names, you can go directly to:
Search by keywords and categories, then check whether the channels are regularly updated and how large they are
For industry research or finding niche communities in bulk, these two methods are much faster than searching for them one by one in TG