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I was thinking of a possible business/work to start that will still give me the chance to do my online stuff and of all the things I thought of, these two seem to stand out.

1. I'm good in maths and science-related courses and have always loved teaching; my initial plan as a young person was to enter fully into the teaching profession when I grew up. But now I have grown to know how much teachers are paid and the fact that a single source of income isn't enough to sustain one in today's world and I'm looking at the possibility of doing a teaching job which is what I'm passionate about and use my remaining free time to focus on my crypto and other online stuff that I'm into. My issue with this is that some schools can be engaging and might not give me breathing space to face other stuff.

2. The other option I'm also considering is that, since I have basic experience in graphics, and also have little tech knowledge, I can start up a computer institute where I will focus on training young teenagers on the foundation of basic computer operation, graphics, some tech-related course and also use the working environment to conduct private lesson for them. My issue with this option is that there are people already using their cafe for computer training in the area where I intend to start this business so my fear is how best I can manage the competition although I have a unique idea that is different from what those existing cafes are doing.

Your little advice will go a long way!

Our advice will have less impact on this issue. You know the condition of yourself and will probably know which one that will work well for you. I will assume myself to be in your shoes and the option that will work well for me here is the first one. I'm currently a teacher in a private school to be precise and in fact, I'm typing while sitting in a class room like this.

Teaching will not in anyway affect your activities online. It depends on how you plan your schedule and follow it. I understand the stress associated with teaching profession but no school will allow you to work for 24hrs in a week be it public or private school. If you are concern about your Forum activity, then I will tell you that it's not a problem at all. As a teacher, you and reading, research and practical will become friends and you can still continue your learning in the forum.

In my school here, activities starts by 7:30am. I wake up everyday except weekend as early as 5am and observe my morning prayers which after I will come online to engage myself on the forum and other social media platforms. I'm living in school staff quarters, so I report my name on time book by that 7:30am. I still come online to check on Forum and other medias when I don't have class. By 2pm, the school is closed and I continue with my normal life. Teaching is not as stress as many people assume, you can do well enough if you know how to plan yourself.

My advice for you, if you are comfortable with the pay that school wants to offer you then you should go for the first option and plan yourself rightly. The second option is also good but it will depend on the environment and the kind of people living in there. Fortunate enough, you already spot the challenges associated with the second option and I guess it will not be the best for you.

Of course, you can't rely on the salary from being a teacher because it's not much. However, a teacher is remembered and appreciated by many people around him. It's nonsense if you are a permanent teacher but don't have free time to do other activities besides teaching, but in my opinion even permanent teachers definitely have free time to do other activities besides teaching, because the salary from the profession of being a teacher is not much and not will be sufficient for ourselves, not to mention if we have our own family to support.

If you have skills in the field of graphics, it's good if you can operate and utilize them well. Nowadays, technology is given priority, especially in large companies that are looking for people who are experts in the field of graphics, because as far as I know, graphic art has a high price, this is why an opportunity for you to utilize your graphic skills. There is no need to be afraid to open a business, if you think like this at first then you will give up before fighting. Nowadays, there are many coffeeshops everywhere, but there are several different groups of people who go to these coffeeshops, the first group of people enter luxury coffeeshops just to fulfill their style even though the menu provided is not delicious, but they sell the concept of a luxurious coffeeshop, even though what they do just order randomly without knowing anything, the second group of people who enter coffee shops are to enjoy coffee who really understand coffee without caring about the place or concept of the coffee shop, but usually people like this prefer simple coffee shops with notes of the coffee they enjoy. Very understandable for coffee connoisseurs

The part when you say that salary from teaching will not be enough for everyday life is a bit sad actually, I thought it's only happening in my country, yet I am wrong.

I think the first thing you should consider is your current responsibility, do other people like your parent/brother/other family rely on you to make money?

If yes then the first option would be ideal, because if you teach professionally, at least you will get stable income immediately, and as you said you will still got spare time to get side income either from Crypto trading, or you can make video content on social media, or you could join some courses to learn new skills that will get you better salary.

The 2nd option would be ideal if you don't have any responsibility, you just life for yourself. Because starting business is not easy, there is no guarantee when you will actually earn money, you will need to struggle.

You can do both. You can teach as a teacher from morning to afternoon and in the evening you can give private lessons for those who want to have knowledge of technology and things that you are good at. So both can run at once and you can make more money.

There is nothing wrong with becoming a teacher and giving private lessons. You can also focus on investing in crypto because you have two sources of income to start investing in crypto. And both are good choices for you because you can also teach about crypto to your students. That means you open the minds of young people who become their students about the presence of crypto and they will also know about investing in Bitcoin.

Most people always think about the size of their salary when they want to start. That is normal because with that salary we will meet our daily needs. But we have to remember that it's not always about salary but there are other things that you can feel. But it all comes back to you because you are the one who will live it.

1. I don't understand with the part to focus in crypto and online stuff, it's too general. If you mean you want to understand about the coin you want to invest, it's not making money, but you will need to wait until the hype happen or bull run which take year(s).

2. The problem is you didn't break down the skill you have. You need to break down what you can do in graphic or tech, use it as a portfolio. Example you're want to teach how to pick a good color combination, you can explain the way or principle you pick the color, it become better if you can backup your guide with a phenomenal artist's words.

Op didn't say anything about focusing on teaching about crypto, but that remaining free time he / she could use to focus on his personal crypto hobby/interest/investments or whatever. So he doesn't really explain it as it's a personal free time issue, and to op it definitely can be about making money, as to most of us it is exaclly that.

I think this may depend on the area and whether you are an elementary or middle school or college teacher. In my country, many teachers have very low salaries and struggle to take care of their families, even forcing them to find other part-time jobs like what you and the OP mentioned. But besides that, many teachers have quite good income, in addition to income from school, they also open classes at home and have many students come to study. They don't even have time to rest and of course their income is huge.

I have a friend, teacher is his profession, also his passion. However, he realized the same situation as you that the salary being a teacher is not enough to provide his needs and his family. He found another source of income as a virtual assistant, of course he get paid higher than being a teacher that's why he focus on that.

What I can only say to you is, you should choose between long term career as a teacher till you retire or use your other experience with possible higher pay as it is about tech. Or maybe it would be better if you can do both until you realize what you want to focus between the two. It will be tiring of course but at least you can learn what you want.

This will be the perfect setup for you. Always choose things that you like which in case teaching. There’s a lot of way to earn more by staying on your career such as pursue higher degree of your profession to get higher salary grade when you apply on high paying  schools in your country or have a side hustle that still related to teaching such as online learning which very popular and in demand especially for people on China, Korea and other country that doesn’t prioritize english while their citizen seek to learn it for global communication.

Last choice is to teach overseas that offers higher salary. There’s a lot to do on your profession to earn more. Don’t sacrifice your fashion to other jobs that doesn’t give you certainty to have decent profit. At least on your profession you are still happy while earning even if it’s a little bit small.

Neither option seems to me good enough to tell you to choose that one, nor bad enough to tell you to discard it. In the end there are many specificities that are not in those two paragraphs and problems that you may encounter along the way, that you have to make a decision and see.

It is not a bad idea to start as a teacher in the mornings and then try little by little to set up a business in the afternoons, not only about crypto as you say, but the second option you suggest, you can start taking steps towards it in your free time in the afternoons, on weekends and school vacations. And if not, the cryptocurrency field is quite good. I think that most of us who participate in signature campaigns have a main job and apart from that job the signature campaings, and other sources of income as in my case.

Not all schools are so interesting that you will not have time to seek out for other works. Those schools that have such engagements tend to pay a reasonable compensation, however they are difficult to find today. If you are not teaching at a primary school, no matter how interesting the subject, you will only be in school from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. And you can't take all of the courses; there's also time for vacation, where you'll have ample time to focus on your online work before school resumes.


Nothing should stop you from beginning this business if you are passionate about it. The rivalry you claim to have in that location is what will push you to do better and come up with new and innovative ideas to compete with the existing businesses. If you're confident in your idea and know that others will support it, you shouldn't have any trouble getting started as soon as possible.


Both options are good, you just have to chose from them the one that will earn you a better profit and will give you more time to explore other opportunities of adding additional source of income.

Learning office applications isn't difficult these days, and I'm not sure that someone still needs a private mentor considering that there are many free computer lessons on the internet that can be studied independently.

If I were you, I'd choose the first profession for long term income. You have to slowly increase your exposure as a professional so you can determine your own rates according to your living needs or even higher.

I don't know where you live now, but in some countries teachers' salaries are very small, especially if your status is honorary, where apart from the small salary, salary payments are also often delayed. Indeed, being a teacher is a form of service to the country and a love of science, but still, to be able to fulfill one's needs, one has to use money, not leaves.

And I think this business is suitable for you, because your basis is education, you can start a business by opening computer classes or private lessons. Why do I suggest this.
First, your basic knowledge and abilities are education, so opening a computer class or private tutoring is very suitable for you.
Second, in my opinion, to be able to open private lessons, you don't have to have quite a lot of capital and you don't have to have a special room because the system is done from house to house. Unless you also want to open a computer class, to be able to open this business you must have a special room and must provide computers and other supporting facilities.
Third, talking about time efficiency, you can easily manage your own time and it won't interfere with your online activities because you yourself make the tutoring schedule.
Fourthly, talking about profits, of course holding private lessons is very profitable because for one meeting it can reach 10 - 15 USD/person and the more clients you have, the more your income will be.

Given the currently available data, we cannot tell you that it is a good idea or not, but I think that you will need a strong and advanced marketing team for that, so why not provide free explanations on YouTube, through which you can earn many free views, which means free promotion for you. This free promotion will contribute positively to You will obtain a good reputation, which means free profits, if you conduct these paid courses and give certificates proving this.
Learning a programming language and freelancing online will contribute to enhancing your business model instead of trying to find a new job that will often be equal to or less in salary than the previous job.

That is the reason why some people become a teacher, they want to be able to change lives of some of the kids they teach and it definitely is a great deal without a doubt if they can actually do it.

However, it is also a shame that being a teacher that wants to shape the future of a nation ends up being so lowly paid, it is not really fair because we are depending on these teachers to make sure that our future generations are better than how we were, and most of the time those teachers are having financial troubles and how could a person who has their own troubles end up making sure that others are doing fine. So, a teacher that gets paid very little do not really end up making better generations and education system usually fails most people.

If you love teaching then man you got many options available. There are pre-made platforms where teachers can enrol and deliver online lectures to the all kinds of subjects they want.  The payment is also enormous based on your skill level and delivery method. Now one of the platform that I know is chegg. This is one of the popular platform with lot of intake since they are global platform. You can try that out with part time job opportunities.

Moreover, if you are not willing to work under anyone then you can simply go for creating your own courses and modules in a recorded digital media. This can be published on various digital platforms with paid subscription or rentals.

If you don’t like that either then you can simply go for live streaming classes or YouTube videos. People are hungry for knowledge, if its free then they would be more than happy to subscribe you. That can generate you handsome amount of money. The ways are many but you need to focus on only one of them.

In my country, teacher salaries are also low, so many teachers have to make money on the side by doing business, there are also those who sell online and quite a few are now taking advantage of developing technology such as YouTube, Facebook and TikTok. to become a content creator.

This is very different from developed countries where teacher salaries are the second highest after doctors and paramedics. Yes, in my country. The second lowest number is like disrespecting teachers. So this is the fate of the nation's children who do not give birth to intelligent people. The government should set teacher salaries because one of the reasons why great people are born is also because there are teachers who educate and teach. So we hope that in the future teacher performance will be increasingly appreciated. Sorry I vented, I talked like this. Coincidentally, my older brother is a high school teacher, he also earns extra income by giving private lessons and selling online too.

I would say that you could do both all at the same time. How could you do that? Well its going to be hard, and its going to take a long long time, and it may not even work, maybe you would fail and there is no shame in that at all, many people fail at doing online business, but at least you could give it a try. This is the idea, you like to teach people some basic stuff right? How about using something like Udemy, or a similar place, or even youtube for that matter which would mean its free but you would become youtube, to give these lessons? You could put up some amazing animations, and learn how to do graphics along the way, since you already know to a level, you would be able to do even better stuff, and that way you would teach kids whatever you want them to learn. It could be graphics, it could be math, it could be anything you want to teach them. You could do weekly videos, like one math per week and one graphics per week, so 2 videos a week, and considering how much topic there are on these subjects, you could literally make videos until you die, and there would be hundreds of videos on your channel, people could search thow to learn something and your videos may pop up. So I think online teaching would be much better path for you. Meanwhile, if you ever make money with it, then you could spend your free time trading, since all of this would be done at home, you could stay at home and during your free time keep trading as well.

Well you can try making courses to field that your good at, since you are passionate about teaching this might the way for you. I have heard making courses online generates good money. The only thing that may be a problem is your approach, since you don't have any experience yet try to take courses first and study how they approach their audiences and listeners. Also make a good connection wth your audiences, make it fun and interesting. You can also use your graphic skills here so you can make attractive visuals and designs for your courses. I advise to stick with technology, explore ideas where most people don't really think is important.

Just pick one first. One at a time is all you need to do. For now, you need to master the ones you pick. So if you wanna go where you are passionate about such as teaching, then be a teacher. You said the compensation is not enough so, just find more kids to teach privately, tutorials AFAIK pay more.

Teachers have my respect for being patient. This is the sort of the most important trait that teachers have when dealing with students.
The school where my kid goes offers school tutors, and these tutors sometimes earn almost the same while only spending a few hours with 2 to 3 students in a few hours.

I don't know where do you live and how much money the teachers are making in your area and how many hours do they have to teach ( it would be great if you would have provided that data) well, in my area, a private teacher have to teach in School or any institute at day time, and still to meet the expenses of life, he/she have to teach at 1 or 2 different academies.

Just to motivate you, I am also a student, and teaching for the pasts 2 years, but not in school, I teach in academies where I only have to teach for like 2 hours tops. I will not say that, I can solely depend on the earning of teaching at one academy. So last month I joined another. Here is my time schedule at that time.

I woke up at 6 in the morning, go to Uni, come back at 1, and around 2 I have to go to the first academy for teaching and from 2 to 4 I teach there then I have to travel 11 KM to go to another ( which is near my home) so I teach there for 2 hours (from 5 to 7) and then I am free at night. However, I only taught at 2 academies for some time, as I could not get to manage my time so I dropped one for the time being. But they really liked my work and still after me  ;D ;D

I have only 1 suggestion for you, money is important no doubt about it, but at first, you have to gain some experience and if you are getting that experience at a low income then do not hesitate to do that and after earning some experience you will be welcome at big institutes easily.

Your condition is really tough one to choose but I will give my opinion base on my experience. Teaching job is stressful, now I don't know where you from but if you are from country, I will say you should forget about teaching because teachers are underpaid after all the hard work of lesson plan and lesson notes and if you want to take a single course, your take home might not even give you a good meal for 5 days, I don't think you might want to do teaching job.

Why not focus on the graphics, it's a demanding service. Don't think because people have already occupied a place my stop you from doing yours. If you have better experience and good hand in design, doing a single satisfactory work for one person might change everything around that location, more customers will move to your place if they know you are a good graphics designer.

1. If you do have plans on trying out to make some extra income then breathing space wont really be that a much of an issue or something that would hinder you, but if you are a type of person
who does really need it and dont mind about extra income then better stick with that single source that you do have which its your choice since its your time and not ours.
Sacrifices would really be made on the time that you would really be tending or having plans on upgrading or trying to earn more. If you cant bare out that kind of hassle or risks
then you do always have the choice.

2. Competition could really fucked you up and with todays era and years of technology on which tutorials specially on computer or whatever it might be then it could really be found online
which i do fear that there's no demand for such thing because anything could really be searched online and its totally free which if you do charged up on something
free then expect on what would really be the next thing to happen.

In overall, then it would really be that recommendable that you should really following your passion.Its understandable that making more money would be priority but
nothing beats out on working on something which you do really love on doing so.

OP you did well by sharing your problems for experienced mind in this forum to share their views.

Firstly, being a maths teacher and making a fulfilling career out of it is largely dependent on the country you find yourself in. In my country, you might  regret it as private schools  pay little or nothing for your hefty stress. If you're lucky enough to get a federal government appointment in a school, the load will be lesser and pay higher.

In this  emerging world of technology, I think your graphics design skills will  pay you more and give you an opportunity to grow with the trend as you're rapidly increasing in skills as you do more jobs and you can land huge contracts that will suit you well.

You can still go work for some of those companies you're thinking of competing with, test run your ideas and get it right before starting up yours. I'll also mention that you need to learn basic management skills possibly from a company or two or take courses yourself before starting yours. Trust me, starting a company isn't a child's play and keeping it running is even harder and consume more time than expected.

You'll also have to be honest with yourself and take inventory of your passion. Which of them you do effortlessly and focus more in building on it cos passion drive success. I still believe you can incorporate your crypto life into any of them if you plan properly.

To be a tutor is one good answer to the problem since you can do your passion of teaching and at the same time you have the free time you needed.  It can also give you more income than being a teacher probably.


This can only be answer by yourself. but I think you can compete against your competitor by lowering the admission fee.  This way you can have an advantage against those services that is charging too much.

My own advice won’t be much, as other people have already discussed it; however, just choose the profession that will give you more money, like after you leave your physical job, you will have enough time to do other things. I think that will be better.

 
I think teaching is okay, as you want to have enough time to face your online stuff that will help you financially because the money you may earn only in this profession may not be enough for you, even though I don’t know how your own country's salary is going. If not for my country, teachers are one of the professions that receive the lowest salary. But they always have enough time to do other things to support their salary. You can also do the same thing after closing hours and focus on your online job.

Having a profession as a teacher, as is currently the case in several countries, does not really respect this profession because the wages they receive are not in accordance with the responsibilities they carry out, which are very big responsibilities, namely educating the nation's children. If we think idealistically and realistically, becoming a teacher is very difficult because it requires a very long process and the costs are quite large. And it seems that the salary for being an honorary teacher is smaller than the costs that must be incurred to obtain this profession. And if the basis is not for love of knowledge and service to the country, perhaps someone will be reluctant to become a teacher because they see the wages are so small.

And if you plan to build a business, namely by opening a computer class and becoming a private teacher, this is a good decision because it suits your abilities. Even though many people have started this business, that doesn't mean you don't have the opportunity to build the same business and in this case you only need to focus on the marketing process and if this is the first time you are opening this business then in the beginning, don't ever apply charge high prices to be able to attract people to take your classes and don't ever think about having big profits, but focus on increasing the number of people who take your classes and after that provide your best teaching quality so that people take your classes Be people who excel, so this will make your private classes and computers have good quality.
Because if your business has good quality and is able to produce people who excel, then price is not a problem.

This is different in some countries because there are some countries that treat teachers with decent salaries, even commensurate with what is given, but for most countries the salary as a teacher is not very decent, including in my country.

There are some of my friends who work as teachers in high schools who indeed when talking about eligibility it is actually very inappropriate because for a month he only gets a salary of $35 maybe in other countries it can be smaller but if you look at the employees and the average salary in the company it is very far if the average company salary in my country is $200-300 per month.

Even though being a teacher is not an easy job and the responsibility is great but sometimes what he gives and the income he gets is not comparable.

Be passionate in whatever you do. My suggestion would be to go with a institution that provides opportunity to develop mathematical skills as well as basic learning on computer. You're able to make better earning as what you know could be taught. This is possible and keep yourself engaged into learning more and more about the technology. The upcoming generation will be much connected and online classes will have more importance. Maybe you can develop an application, there are many available in the market yet yours can have something unique. Providing series of classes through YouTube and other platforms could also provide with some earning.

From what I see in your current situation, you also lack a source of income to cover your expenses for a month, and in that regard, you are not alone. Many people on this forum platform have their own personal jobs while they are here. And Bitcoin, or cryptocurrency, is only one of their additional sources of income; the others are full-time here.

Since you have knowledge of graphics and technical aspects, I think you can use it here in this section: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php. board=52.0You can offer your services there; what are your skills? Just observe first how they offer their services in that section, then post your skills that you can give to anyone here in the forum.

And as far as I can see, you did not make a mistake in landing on this forum. You can learn a lot here because most of them are accommodating people.

the OP knows his real capability when it comes to teaching as well as his financial conditions. from that point, he will be the one who can finally decide where he will walk his path.
from his situation, it seems it is better to get a part-time teaching job so the time may not be too consuming. and so he can still find time to do other side jobs that will give him additional income.

with the second idea you need to start it up and see whether it fare quite well in your area considering the competition, the first choice is also just as good, you know that teaching profession isn't all about stuck in one job, you can have job at teaching and also creating online courses and make money out of it, heck if you good at marketing the income would be massive.
but for the long term I think the second idea is promising, it can scale well and can give you many income but to pull it off indeed you will need massive effort and innovation.
its actually also depends on your financial condition and see whether you can really create business, you should know starting business isn't as easy as it seemed to be.

Your issue about teaching is pretty common for other teachers too. It's either the other school activities, extra curricular activities or extra hours of work at your home to finish your report would consume your remaining free time.
I thought online teaching could be a better alternative to this and might give you more income and free time than the physical schools.
Since, you have mentioned teaching is what you are passionate about, so I guess teaching other subjects like English language isn't gonna be a problem to you and this is what I can recommend to you.
You can work under 8 hrs a days and it is guaranteed you'll have plenty of free time to be more productive.

There is not really a superior choice among the two, as both of them are basically a job as a teacher, with the only difference being what you teach and if you are your own boss or not.

With this in mind the only one that can choose the best option is yourself, as you know way better than ourselves the current situation where you live and which one of the options you bring forward has a greater chance of succeeding, however if given the choice you should try to become your own boss, as most of the time this is an option which can bring you more money over the long term.

I think OP tried your best (with luck) to make great work choices,

1- To me, the teaching profession is a noble job and always receives respect from society, but the OP's point of view may still be about finances to maintain life. It's also possible that the teaching profession can bring low income, but let's look at it from one perspective: it's a job that brings valuable knowledge to the next generation and don't use money to compare.

2- With this 2nd option, I also have a little understanding about it. The competition in this environment is quite harsh. If you are not good and different enough, the job will only be at an average level, working like a job computer and run deadlines every day, every month, every year... But it's actually a pretty good job for today's young people. If you're talented, your creativity at work will take you to positions that as I know some people in this industry they are happy with it.

But what do you think about balancing both of these things, I mean doing both things in one job. Specifically, you can teach graphics, or vice versa, create educational graphic products.

I will start with your second idea - teaching about computer graphics and etc. I think it will be really hard to get success in it, as you an individual, and there are already corporations that offer online training courses, as well as there are plenty of information on YouTube for example (like step-by-step lessons). But math courses might go well. You can teach students individually online. However consider it more like a freelance job, than a serious business project.

Your idea is good. To have different means of income is really important in this present economic hardship but the challenge will be how you can manage your time.

Somehow cryptocurrency business is time consuming and you also have to give it time if you want to succeed in it except you are only hodling but if you plan to trade without giving it time it gets you into loses. But surely there is need to diversify your income source and the area of interest is in line with what you are already having basic knowledge on.

Developing existing potential to be able to earn income is quite a positive thing where there will be a feeling of joy and self-satisfaction after we do the work, there is no excessive burden which is a big advantage for ourselves no matter how small or large the income we will generate .
In this life we will never have enough of the income that we have so that in various ways we will make efforts to develop our income, and it is true that there is no benefit that we will get if we are not able to develop the knowledge that we have have.

This is the one I will pick from your two ideas because the Graphic design sector is much more competitive so if you do not have extensive skill in that field then you will not succeed on your own.

Teaching as a profession pays you a decent amount but in the modern era you can start your teaching profession as a part-time job too and one of the best places where you can start is platform like Fiverr which has huge traffic compared to other similar sites but it will take time to build your portfolio to increase your experience then you can charge the premium prices.

By the way, both these ideas are more about finding a job, business is different so first you need to learn the difference between them.

Going with the first option is a good idea because mathematics is a very important subject in any school curriculum and it's not something a child can do without. I believe you'd get good income from it especially if you are good at it. Where I come from, maths and English are two essential courses one needs to pass if you want to move on to the next level in your education. Taking up a private class also gives you time to go about your online business because you get to set the time with your student.

 Taking up a class in graphics seems like a good idea but then you said you have a limited knowledge of it, so you can stick with teaching maths and doing your online stuffs.

How much will it cost to launch your own "computer institute"? You will have to buy or rent a building and spend money on renovation.
Do you have any capital or budget for launching such business? I'm sure that such private education organizations would need some sort of license from the Ministry of education. Do you have such license?
Can't you just create paid online courses on platforms like Udemy and Skillshare. The setup costs will be way lower in comparison to a "brick and mortar" business. The problem is that you will have big competition. Lots of people around the world are tech savvy and have sufficient knowledge in IT and graphic design.

Yeah on this second option, don't allow fear discourage you from that which you already know there is light on it. In fact, competition is good for business. Those already existing business centers you think have covered all the customers may not be giving those customers the service and satisfaction they need, so you could come in to do that and it will be like lightening the way you will grow.

Usually in a business environment, there are one, two or few people who don't like the way owners there operate their business or they have had quarrel before so they are just waiting for another alternative to patronize. So such people who have not committed themselves in patronizing existing business centers there are your first customers.

Don't be scared but as a new business in an area where such business is already existing, you have to launch out very well and make a statement that will be lasting in the minds of your would be customers. Like some new business do freebies, give always or charge ridiculously low for a start until they have seen you are ready to conquer.

Your situation is intriguing. Two paths, both appealing, but which one to tread?

Your passion for teaching is obvious. Like you said, the modern economy is unrelenting. Single income rarely suffices. Using the internet's power? The online tutoring industry is growing. You teach, earn, and have time for crypto. Seems ideal?

Second, the computer institute. You have talent, IT expertise, and a unique offer. Competition? Inevitable. But innovation is always possible in the broad modern economy. Can your novel concept change everything?

Bottom line: Where's your heart? In tech or teaching? You choose, but in today's changing market, enthusiasm and creativity are vital. Next move?

For me it's understandable. Maybe he thinks crypto and other online stuffs are a better way to make profit than those who are outside. Understanding the things that we are going to venture is still needed so that we can be successful at them. We are not making a money yet on this part but it doesn't mean it can be disregarded. Profits can just come and stacked later on.

We shouldn't be like the others who rush because they only end up as a failure. Also, we should avoid hypes. Bull run on the other hand, can sometimes happen earlier than a year or two. I see that the OP already mentioned if what skill he has. I think it's enough for us to give him a help or a recommendation.

For number 1, I think it's more of a work rather than a business idea. So this option means you'll work as a teacher and do crypto as your other source of income. I think this is more realistic and easier to achieve. While you're doing your profession, you can have other source which is crypto where you don't have to spend around 8 hours there to earn an income.

As per number 2, you will start a computer institute? Well I think this will take more of your time compared to teaching since you will handle a lot of things being the owner of this business. Also, starting a business, you need to consider these things. Preparing for a great expenses in building it. Do you have the funds for it? Are you the only one who'll be teaching, or will you hire other people? etc.

But those two have something in common, which is teaching. Just an advice, maybe you can start from teaching in an institution where you can teach two different subjects. Math/science that you mentioned in your first idea, and a computer related subject you mentioned in your second idea. I don't know how teaching works in other country, but in my country, it's possible for teachers in highschool to teach two different subject at the same time. So if it's possible maybe you can try that and then you can do crypto during your free time.

I don't see a reason why you can't do both. If you decide to teach then ensure that you will only be teaching one course, that way you'll have time to spare. With the free time you have you can do number 2 as a side job and even do crypto investing at the same time. It's honestly all about time management and improving your skills. If you really want to do it you can always find a way around things to do so. You have to try things first before you can make a definite conclusion on whether or not it will work out for you.

The key point is to make a plan and put it into action, after doing so you'll soon find out what you can adjust and change overall.

Here's some advice you should seriously consider: it's tough to excel in a job you don't have a passion for. It should be all about your passion rather than just the paycheck. But, I get it – you've mentioned that the current salary of teachers in your country doesn't quite cut it. In that case, I'd recommend exploring online teaching. With your passion and teaching expertise, I'm confident you'll find some attractive opportunities on the web.

Since you brought up teacher salaries, would you be willing to share the typical figures for their salaries? Also, it would be helpful to know what you're aiming for in terms of salary. This way, we can get a clearer picture before diving into more specific suggestions.

Education is the foundation that helps evaluate whether a country's economy is developed or not, the future of the country depends entirely on education. So it's terrible that many governments still don't see that importance and look down on the education sector. In my country, education is also gradually declining as schools and teachers begin to care more about students' achievements than their actual learning abilities. This is really alarming for the future of the country but it's too bad that the government doesn't see it and it's going downhill day by day.

The thing about work/job is that there is no freedom and you are bound by rules. So continuing your online journey while doing works for others may become difficult in the long run. Maintaining the time would be difficult. But as you have said teaching is your passion, then I think if you try a little bit harder you may find a way to create your own time space. But if you do something on your own, you get the freedom and you are the boss of yourself. That's the best thing about doing businesses or something on your own.
Online courses are available on the internet and many people choose to learn from that. But something to learn hands on so that they can get the best experience. As you have mentioned that you have competition over there, so building something from the ground up will be tough. But if you can manage to do it you will achieve a great success for sure. My suggestion will be give it a try and see how far you can go. If not far then there's a saying that goes like this. If you can't fight them, join them. I'm sure those places where they teach online stuff they will also hire people as a teacher. You can teach and earn and you won't have to create a space on your own. And if you can do that work for a bit of time and on good amount of money to actually start your own place, I guess that will be a good idea. And when you join them you may learn how they operate and then you will have more idea how to compete against them. This is just a suggestion but if it helps then I'll be happy.

Looking to teach science related subject is good, teaching is a noble profession, but asides the very poor salary for teachers in some countries, the satisfaction some teachers get for still teaching is that they are educating the future generation. There is a better satisfaction that you can get and that is teaching and knowing that by doing so, your knowledge is increasing, and you are creating opportunities for yourself from the increased knowledge that you are getting too. You can get this from teaching Tech, and we know that the knowledge of tech is becoming more important and people who have these knowledge are highly sort after.

Your unique idea will be your competitive advantage, you do not need to be bothered by that. If you cannot get a better place and have to use the place that you already have competition, focus on your business and offer better services.

Well what you said is very good, why do we have to choose one, when we can do everything simultaneously? It has a lot to do with our intentions and also time management that must be very well organized. Maybe it will be a little tiring, but now if we are defeated by fatigue then we will never be able to progress. Moreover, what OP wants to do is not heavy work that must consume energy, but focuses more on brain performance.
If we are faced with 2 choices, but the 2 choices can be done simultaneously, then the best choice is to do both.

In my opinion, the job of a teacher is not difficult and does not require energy, and as long as you like it and consider the teacher's job as an unsung hero, then you will not feel tired.
And many teachers nowadays have side jobs because they feel they still have a lot of free time after teaching, and I think it would be best for the OP to do both, just set the time to do the second job. Since there is still time after teaching in the afternoon or evening and both jobs do not require energy, I think both can be done.
And you can still invest in crypto even if you do both, because you still have plenty of free time to open your laptop, computer and cellphone. Since OP is so young, I think she can do all that, and even more.

Your first in wanting to go into schooling and at the same time doing a business, is something that you will find a good level of difficulty.
because as a businessman you are always occupied with your business, you always want to check your profit margin your products if they are coming and how well you are selling your products, on the other hand merging it with schooling is very difficult. why did I say so,  schooling will take your time especially when you are studying science related courses, you will have to involve your energy, your time and your intellect. so you will have to do one to leave the other, because combining the two is a task that is too Hercules.

Your second option of starting a computer training lessons for teenagers is something that is what while, even if there are other person's that have similar thing doing within your environment. Don't bother about that, just come with your own uniqueness, since you know what you have to offer.

I love the idea of a teaching career because I understand this one a lot. To make it into a business, you could start your own school and hire other teachers over time, build an online brand over it. I don't mean an official school, with the licensing and tons of kids. I mean more like those English language schools, you know, where some people have group lessons, some have private lessons, but it's all a matter of private additional education rather than a substitute for proper official education. Depending on where you live, you might even simplify this by making your school 100% online, so you don't need to worry about accommodation and can reach more people who live in different cities.
If it's your own business, you can decide how much time and effort you put into it and how much is left for cryptos. And eventually, you can also try making a course on blockchain, perhaps, who knows.

I agree with you that teachers' salaries are low. If your profession provides you with a salary, you can try to teach the subject that will benefit you the most in the time you have left. If you have limited time and can't spare time for online education, you can only find out if this is true by experimenting. Maybe when you start doing this job you will learn that you can actually make good use of your time. So if you are interested in this business, I recommend you to start something you love and do it as a side job.

If I understand what you are saying correctly, you are trying to spend the rest of your time teaching something you love, but you are hesitant about time. I think you should choose the one you like the most between these two subjects and start.

If you are truly an education enthusiast and are able to provide educational support for one of the academic levels, then you can certainly succeed in working on both projects simultaneously. This falls within the framework of exploiting skills to diversify sources of income. There are only some differences that you must be aware of before you start choosing, especially those differences between real education (department and students) and online education, because they both have their own characteristics, including advantages and disadvantages.
I worked in teaching for a short time and was surprised by how difficult it was and quickly became convinced that I could not continue doing it. At the same time, I know of many successful examples.

This is very true, working in a field that you hate will not end up making you richer, it just not possible. I think it is smarter to love what you do because that would make it so that you do not hate your jobs and you do what you want as long as possible.

Just like everyone always says "if you love your job, you do not have to work one day in your life" it is a cliche sentence but it is very true. I love my job, I think I would do this for free, it is very very fun, maybe I wouldn't work this long, but I would still do it no matter what, and that means that I get to have fun while earning money as well. I look at all my friends, and there are only a few of them who likes their job, and they are the rich ones, because they like their job.

Exactly, Someone should follow their heart. Everybody has their own interest and this can give them motivation to improve their abilities in that certain sector. Also we should keep in mind that everything is changing very fast. It seems times have become shorter and if we can not catch something earlier then we should consider missing the train. We need to be adaptive as well so that we can suit our abilities in this forever changing world.

You can do them at the same time but it's better to initiate with any of those plans first and do it accordingly. Don't think about the competition and just execute any of that plan and let yourself handle it when you're already there. These worries will stop you from executing any of these plans and might just let you stuck to the thinking that you shouldn't do any of it. But if you do really like to teach, there are companies that allow you to do that part-time and while you're establishing that institute, you can do a step-by-step procedure until you establish the other.
At the end of it, this is the main point. You'll never know the result of any of them if you're not going to try it. In teaching, you don't know what's waiting for you and the people that you'll meet might have connections to help you pursue your #2 plan and the same goes for that 2nd plan of yours. You know that there are a lot of mysteries that we can't solve for our personal issues, dreams, and goals if we're too afraid to start one. Let your worries do all the things later and we're natural problem solvers when we're already dealing with it. So, my farewell message to you is to overcome your worry and like the famous quote from Nike, "just do it".

Any earnings, I suggest diversifying. let there be training, let there be cryptocurrencies, let there be outsourcing and development for "big data" or "neural network" tasks. No one says that you should give 100% of your time to training. Do not dissipate your strength and knowledge !
For example, training - I would distinguish here 2 directions - preparation for final exams and for admission to higher educational institutions. It does not take up all the time. allows you to choose 2-3 students who can pay well. It will take conditionally 1/3 of your time to work but will form for example 50% of your total income. 1/3 of your time will be devoted to cryptocurrencies, 1/3 to development. There may be seasonality in these areas - adjust as you see fit. Perhaps something over time will develop into the main channel of income, but do not neglect the "secondary" - it is a reassurance and additional income

The second option can't be taken without sufficient knowledge in the field of tech. You're going to set up a teaching institute, and I know you're not going to be the only person to teach in that learning center you're building but as its founder, you'd have to set an example and a guide with which your peers would follow you. So minimal knowledge wouldn't cut it. If you want to teach people in tech, you have to get balls-deep into it.

On the other hand, I don't think your issue with the option's THAT massive, if it's time you're worried about I'm pretty sure you'd be able to make time for it, especially if it's something as easy to do and manage as trading and investing in cryptocurrency. No matter how time-consuming your job could be, all you really need to do is fall upon a schedule and be disciplined enough to follow through with it.

Working as a teacher, well, I know it comes with some work loads that would be taking your time, because definitely, as a teacher, you have to also keep studying and improving yourself to face the students. If you also go by the second idea, which I think is pretty good, it will still take your time, but in that case, you are the boss of the business, and you can always manage your time better than if you are working for someone, which will require you to be very dedicated. I do business, and it doesn't really distract me from also focusing on my crypto investment. I know some of my friends who are working with some company or the government leave their house from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Monday to Friday. Some of them that are working for a private company are even closing by 5 or 6 p.m., and the worst part is that even during the weekend, they might still be busy with some work that concerns the company they are working for. I am boss of my own, although I also have a company I am also working with as marketing personnel, for which I get paid in percentage immediately I sell a product. I don't bother much about the job because I give more priority to my business, and in the job, I am paid based on the products I sell for them, so there is no penalty even if I don't sell, the reason being that I will not also earn anything if I don't sell any products.

The kind of method where education was more focused on the end results and a good score on the test has been happening for a long time in my country. I don't think it's merely teacher's will, they may be encouraged by the school, because in here when the school has students that has great score in a national test the school will be viewed to have more prestige.

All of this aligns with your current situation, and you are the one who knows your circumstances best.

For option one, you can kick it off on your own, and you'll still have some time to dedicate to other endeavors, like keeping an eye on the crypto market or perhaps starting something that could yield future profits, such as becoming a content creator. As long as you have the skills, your well of content ideas won't run dry, and staying informed about the crypto market might only require about 30 minutes a day to keep up with the latest information.

As for option two, it demands a substantial network and initial capital. You're essentially starting a new institution, and building your reputation and making your presence known will require a significant amount of time and extra effort. It's a great long-term play because, once it's on autopilot, you can relax. However, remember, the process will be quite lengthy.

Considering my own perspective based on my current situation, I lean more towards option one for now. Nonetheless, it's important to prepare for any projections you might have for the future.

If everyone think like this that salaries are not enough then i think there will be no teacher in future therefore you should accept the salary which your desire school offers to you and join some other field too for performing another good salary job. Its not only teaching but every job cannot give you enough money to easily fulfill your needs but issue here is not salary but the main issue is inflation.

If you cannot give time to crypto then hold some beneficial Coins that can give you much profit to accommodate daily expenses. In morning do you job and at night give time to crypto because just trading is not the way but you can also join some bounties and if you solely depends on crypto then it is also not a wise idea.

If no one accept the field of teaching due to less income then why we are getting education if we cannot spread it among others and then think that those who teach you were also humans who spend their lives with such a low salaries.

Everyone who does their job certainly hopes for an income that can meet their needs, but if in one field of work they cannot meet their needs, I think it would be better to do several types of work and if they can spend time on crypto or other things, there is a possibility that they will be able to fulfill their needs. the needs he wants. Yes, you are right, depending on just one type of work, it will be difficult to meet the needs we need.

In my opinion, some people who pursue education do so because it is a field they really like and there are also those who just because after completing their education they feel that this field will give them a decent job, but the reality that happens after they complete their education is very different from the education they received live it.

I don't think being a teacher is a bad thing. Even though the salary you get is not too big, at least you can get a regular income every month. Apart from that, it would be a shame if the knowledge you have in the fields of mathematics and science becomes useless. So, in my personal opinion, it would be better for you to try becoming a teacher first and maybe later there will be a salary increase. Because to be honest, the country where I live is also included in the list of countries with the lowest teacher salaries. But what I know is that the teachers in the country where I live can still be said to be very prosperous and prosperous in terms of their financial affairs. So is it true that the salary of a teacher in the country where you live cannot support a person's life very well? And if you wish, you can check the link below to see if your country is included too. Then if it is not included, you should try to become a teacher. Because being a teacher is a very noble job.

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Actually, these skills that you have can be done and carried out simultaneously with becoming a teacher. Because you can schedule the computer courses you want to run on school holidays. In addition, if you are already a teacher, it will make it easier for you to get customers or students for your computer courses. Because what is certain is that if you become a teacher, the confidence you have will definitely be greater. And you can promote your computer courses to students at the schools where you teach. So with that, I'm sure it will be a brighter idea. Because the point is that you can get regular income and side income.

One thing about your two option is that you can schedule your self and do all little by little all at ones and it will help in increasing your financial income, since you are passionate about teaching you can get your self a teaching job and doing youth passion which will give you more comfort than the salary that you are going to receive, and teaching Job is always like a part time job which now give you the opportunity for the next one.

You can also be doing crypto which you don’t require to leave your teaching job this is a digital world and all goin need is just your internet enable device and you can access your crypto portfolio where ever you are and do your crypto activity in which ever way you want to earn from it.

For the graphic you can also be running it as part time job when ever you have a free time you will just use them to run your design that’s if you have one available, this period you don’t need to be in a physical shop first before you can engage on a design Job, you can market your self online and you will be contacted and you will have to agree with your client when you will be able to deliver their work to them.

The reward in teaching isn’t always in the salary you’re paid, these I have known from experience and those of others. If you have the grace to live long, you might as well get to witness the success of the people you’ve brought up and they may be the once to support you or maybe aid your wards in the times of need.

It’s no doubt that, teaching could be exhausting with having to prepare lesson notes, following the educational curriculum and your required to do extra work to ensure your students come out amongst the best in national and internal exams.

In all that, you can also create time if you will. There is always free time for leisure and if you will it, you can create that time for your online activities.

One thing I can tell you about this is,
If you’re afraid of the competition, you can never succeed in your field of business or investment.
You have yo recognize that, there are always those that might best you in whatever you choose to invest in or run as a business. Start and push for better, not minding the competition but instead, use it for a motivation to improve yours.

You have a unique idea, build on that. It’s your trick for success.

I know teachers that have two or more sources of income. Although you didn't explain the skills you have and the kind of things you want to do online, I believe you can do both.
You can be a classroom teacher and also have a computer center where you train people on whatever skills you have.

It's obvious you like teaching because both scenarios involve you teaching, but it seems you like classroom teaching more because from your post if the salary of a teacher was very good you won't think twice. Unfortunately, we live in a different world.
A world where the things you have passion for might not always bring you the kind of money you want.

So I'd advise you to do both. You can be a teacher who works only on weekdays and closes by 3 p.m. and has the rest of the day to pursue other stuff that can generate income.
You have to understand it's not going to be easy so you have to be ready for the workload that comes with it.

Following your passion gives some level of satisfaction that money cannot buy. So I will encourage you not to abandon the teaching profession because it is your calling. Mathematics and science teachers are in high demand so you can select a school that will not be too burdensome. There are schools where you have to teach many classes or subjects which will make you have limited time to focus on a side job. It is important to seek jobs in schools that will be flexible or possibly look for a part-time teaching job. Part-time teaching will give you more time to engage in other ventures.  


This is also a very good idea because many people will be interested in learning computer graphics due to its relevance to the computer ecosystem. Your target shouldn't just be people in your area. It is also possible to attract students from outside your local or even your country that you will teach graphics through online platforms like social media. You don't need to be scared of competitors because they will always be around. But you have to constantly consider your strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities periodically. You can also check several online job platforms and apply for graphic jobs.

According to what I can tell from this, the man in the OP appears to be diligent, and it is clear that teaching is his true calling. Additionally, he made it possible for him to develop other abilities outside of his primary occupation as a teacher that he wishes to use and benefit from.

And from what I can tell, he claims that even in graphics and technical courses, he can benefit from what little he knows about his computer skills. Since we are online, we use computers, and there is also something technical in what we do here, I believe his computer skills, graphics, and technical knowledge will aid him when he actually enters the Bitcoin or cryptocurrency company.

Having the mathematical and graphical skills were really great. He should consider a thing primary source of earning and further spend time to explore and find the opportunity to grab some additional earning through platforms like Fiverr or similar things. At the initial days this could be little difficult, over time this will give him good income based on the way he completes the work.

Being a teacher is actually not as busy as you imagine. My husband used to be a teacher at a large school. While teaching he helped me build a business. coming home from teaching he helps me and he also likes to look for opportunities online. So in the end our business grew and in the end my husband decided to quit teaching. And he became more focused on the business that we now run. But the essence of my story is that being a teacher actually won't take up much of your life. You will still have time to do side jobs. Both offline and online. It's just that you have to be really strong mentally. Because usually after teaching my husband also likes to complain about feeling tired and weak. Because according to him, speaking in front of many people (students) is more draining than working with muscles in the field. Maybe it means he became mentally tired.

Most of my teacher friends around me are doing the first option. They have to do it because of the low salaries but since you say that you are good at math and science, the first option is very attractive for you. If you concentrate on math and science tutoring, i am sure the money you will earn will satisfy you. I know teachers who bought their houses and cars by giving private lessons. Not only do you continue your teaching profession but you are always a fit teacher with the lessons you give. In my opinion, i think you should proceed from the first option and make a name for yourself and move forward. In this way, in the future, this business can lead you to establish a training center. We are now in the computer age and learning basic computer learning and graphics is much simpler thanks to tutorials. Instead, it would be much more financially beneficial if you learn software yourself and focus on this field and develop your education in software. However, your ideas are valuable and i hope you can realize them.

Whether you like it or not, technology owns the future in today's world, whatever you plan to do make sure it has something to do with tech, the world is becoming more advanced and we are gradually leaving behind the old way of living, finance related is now more into technology than ever before, if you ask me where billions of dollars will be going in the future it will be into technology, web 3, mate verse, artificial intelligence, you name it, this is what I believe will reign big in the future.

I like been the boss of myself, I don't line working under anyone and that's why I am able to survive in this harsh country I am living in, if I had followed the same way my elder brothers in the family did I would be regretting right now, technology is the future of finance, simple.

Learn skills in these categories and you will be doing so well in the future, there will always be masters and bosses hiring people in this field, trust me, even teachers in schools today are now getting paid doing online jobs than their local school teachers jobs.

Almost all jobs begin with difficulties because this is part of a person's struggle to get used to finding their main income and also additional income for themselves. From what you said, I think it is also quite logical for someone who has mathematical and graphic skills because not everyone has these skills so that he can use them well enough to support his own income. So he just needs to get used to doing what he has mastered properly in order to earn income in the long term.

You seem to be someone who is intelligent and wise enough to make this decision on your own. Maybe you just want to hear others opinion so you can have a second thought on your decisions. I think you should combine those works together, science your a math and science specialist you can go on a contract job. So you teach with a specific time period this will give you more time to attend to other things. Also you can still set up your cyber center for tech savy and hire one or more workers to work for you so that all you is management. Lastly if you plan this very well you will still have more time to spend on your online stuff (whatever you called it).

Moreover if you don't want to do things this way. You can choose one from your list and focus on it. But i wont suggest you choose the teaching job because it doesn't pay well unless you are drive by passion and will want to teach. Since you have a unique idea for the cyber center then you should try that out its not not a bad idea.

I don't think it's wise to say that a teacher's job is not difficult because a teacher is expected to be a role model for his or her students and that's not easy, but I might agree that teaching is a labor-intensive job that requires more muscle.
It goes back to our desires n intentions, whether we want to have more than one job or not. Because many people I see are not incapable but don't want to be more tired after doing their main job.
We need to get ahead and one of the ways we can do that is by putting aside laziness for as long as we can.

Yes, it is true that with the skills he has he can do both if he is able to manage it because this is a skill that is rarely possessed by others, math is not an easy thing of course only certain people are able to master math well as well as graphics, in my opinion if he can already take his choice, don't let the other one be wasted but as much as possible it must be utilized with whatever free time he has, Because if there is already an understanding of a field why should throw away or forget it, of course this is not a good way, little by little he does even by utilizing free time, it could be that will make him successful, even if he is not successful, at least there must be income from it if he can use it properly.

But in my opinion, preferring graphics as the main thing and making a math teacher as a side or vice versa is just about managing time well. if he can manage his time well then I think he can do both well without any time clashes between the two things.

Every job is difficult, it is just that what it is required from us is different, and without a doubt the job of a teacher can be a very difficult job, especially for those persons that have a lot of empathy and do not like to see their students failing, and they may go out of their way to help them.

In my case this is not really a job that I would enjoy doing it, as there are some things that are very obvious to me and if others do not see it I do not take the time to explain to them why I think the way I do, a massive flaw on a teacher.

As many people say, Being a Teacher is one of the hardest job and a passion at the same time because they are the one who teaches us, starting in our basic level of education up to a master's/doctoral degree. Actually, there's no easy job, people may find it easy because they've enjoyed and loved what they are doing but everything requires effort and lots of hard work. OP is doing good in science and math which I think is suitable for being a Teacher or professor but I don't know if that profession in his country is well compensated or not.

With your both experience in teaching and graphics designs, I will encourage you that you take the two along side together and create a capacity development for them both on how you can maximize your time efficiency in doing them both, the first one is for you being employed under someone, then the other is that you get your personal acquired skills through what you have learnt and can make that a part time job you do to get minor earnings as additional to your salary in teaching job, we cannot have a single source of income and expect fear of loosing the job not to grip our bones one day.

I agree with what you said, maybe by combining the two and making good use of his own skills, because it's just about time if he can manage his time well he can do both things and run it well to earn more, because in my opinion income from teaching alone will not be enough to fulfill his desires, maybe for daily needs it can be sufficient but on the other hand of course there are other things that we want.

By doing both things maybe the income he gets will be more than enough because in addition to the basic needs that must be considered of course everyone has to save so he has to set aside a little of his income to save. if you look at teaching it seems that it is more dominant in the morning until noon, and when the afternoon until night he can do graphic arts that he can, by maximizing everything he can of course it will produce something good for himself.

Basically, it's all about the time management. If he can handle his time and has the skill in both fields, choosing both teaching and starting up his computer institute, and combining the income he can possibly get would be better. Especially if he really needs the money to support his desires. 

By trying to do this work at the same time, OP will have the time and experience to explore deeper in this both fields. In the future, if ever he decides to focus on one of them, at least, he already learned enough to continue on the business/work he chooses.

It's true what you said, being a teacher is not easy because it requires extensive knowledge, but if he is good at math and ready to teach as a math teacher there is nothing wrong with trying it, but pay attention to the other side if you are not good at math, of course there will be questions raised by students regarding formulas that they cannot understand. but in my opinion it's better to try it first with confidence that he can do it well.

But in my opinion it's better to focus on deepening the world of the graphic field si, because judging from the development of technology now the graphic field dominates technology because as far as I know graphics have a high value with its own quality. it's okay to do both if he can run it well, he has to manage his time so that there is no clash between his main job and side jobs.

I see that people are quite biased towards the teaching profession because in reality there is no easy profession, no profession without its own pressures and difficulties. If being a teacher is very hard, with low salary, a lot of pressure... then why are there still people studying that field, and there are still teachers continuing their work? No one forces them to be a teacher if they don't like it or it can't bring them income. They certainly have reasons for choosing it, and continuing to choose it, shows they are satisfied and accepting of it.

When I meet teachers, they say this profession is very hard and the salary is low, but when I meet doctors, they say the same thing...and everyone will say the same. So what is the most rewarding job? Is there any job or career that pays well without having to work hard?

I think teaching is really your passion because in both of your plans, sharing your knowledge to students is always included. This is what I usually to people who share their plans with me: Take one thing at a time. This may be slow for some but I believe that taking one step at time make things a little clearer than juggling everything all at once.
It’s true that teachers are not well compensated but in your initial year, consider first your priority. Do you need money and time? Be practical to choose first the option that will give you higher income and freedom but dont choose something that will kill your passion, option 2 will be a good start.
Along the way, when you build a good reputation, universities will cater your demand when it comes to time, in that case, you can still do Option 1 and have that teaching profession!
This is just me putting myself in your shoes. You have a great plan OP!

Yes, that's right what you said, it's just about managing time, if he can manage his time well maybe he can do both well, in the morning to teach and in the afternoon to do his graphic skills. Because doing both will certainly make an advantage for himself as long as he can do both well without any time clashes.

With the experience he has, it seems that it will make it easier for him to get a job in his field, even if he can't get a job but he already has his own skills for income opportunities for himself. That way doing both will also bring positive things for him, but back to the point you said, it's just about managing time.

The teaching profession, similar to numerous others, is undeniably fraught with difficulties. I've observed, however, that individuals do not choose careers solely for the financial benefit. They select them with passion, intention, and a profound yearning to effect change. Instructors? Teachers? They shape the future. They mold minds. They motivate. Furthermore, although compensation may not consistently mirror the tremendous contributions they make, the gratification they obtain from their labor is beyond compare

Now, about doctors and everyone else saying their job is hard... Indeed, life is difficult! Jobs are difficult! But surely that is precisely why triumph is so sweet? In regards to securing a lucrative occupation devoid of strenuous effort, please inform me. Notwithstanding this, keep in mind that the true worth of any occupation transcends mere remuneration; rather, it resides in the influence and distinction you effect. That is invaluable, my friend

You mention some schools then there are other schools that will not demand more time so you can focus on your other so why not look for other schools that are not time demanding I'm sure there are, so you can find time to focus on your online and Crypto stuff, teaching is your passion and Crypto is your interest if you have the right time management you can do both, we have other members with offline job here but they can still manage


If your idea is unique then people will go to you, there's always competition in every industry and interest, competitions are here to challenge us make us better, and improve. If your idea is really that good and unique I don't think you will have a problem with your plan, people love and support unique ideas
I did not pick any of the two options you presented it's you who should pick what's best and suited for you because, at the end of the day, you should do what you love doing.

I am agree with you that every job is difficult but those who are not involved in it will consider it as an easy work but teachers can understand well that how they manage all the things in limited timing. Selection of job is also dependent on your willingness as if you are good in maths then you cannot teach another subject and you will want to get rid of it.
Therefore it simply means that you will be interested in that job where you know all the things so you will enjoy your work. There is an option for everyone that take benefit from your skills by utilising it in your desired job while at the same time you can also continue another job but those who consider job as a difficult thing can never be successful. So accept the difficulty by keeping in mind that everything is easy if you work properly for it.

Making decisions is one of the toughest challenges in life, we often regret the decisions we have made. The characteristics of people who take or make decisions with conscience are decisions taken or made by people who are happy, specifically not emotional, so that the decision does not tire and weaken anyone's mind unless otherwise.

So it's true as you said, it's better to be able to combine the two jobs. If you have the same skills, there's no harm in choosing both. Aren't we required to look for work with two sources of income when the economy has been doing well in the last few years? Moreover, teachers and computer institutes can be combined if they can really manage their time.

The level of difficulty of a job really depends on who is doing the job, if we don't have expertise in the job we are doing then the job will be very difficult to complete and for those who already have expertise in that field it will certainly be easy to complete it because they already understand well way for them to do the work that they do. Utilizing the skills we have will certainly make them earn income from the skills they have. I agree with you that if we can go through every process that we think is difficult then we will definitely have an easy way to complete the job.

In fact, whatever you choose will have different long-term effects, so you are the one who has to decide which one you feel is comfortable as your long-term job choice, however, competition will be difficult for you to avoid because there will always be people who come up with the same ideas with your idea. btw,if being a teacher (as in the first option) really makes you comfortable then you have to choose that for you to live with, don't have two thoughts in your head, you have to decide on one.

This is it for me, the first might option might end up not giving you that much time you think it might for the reason you already mentioned, and to add to that is that, being a teacher, you at some point in time or from time to time will also have to study the subject you want to teach your students in the next class, you discover that, at the end of the day, you just got yourself into a rat race which may be difficult for you easily pull out from.

I chose this second option because, it is simply you running your own business, it gives you the ability for you to be your own boss, you have all the time to do all the stuffs you want to do online, and schedule the time you want you student to come for their computer lesson, this you can set at a time that is very convenient for you.
So, this option is much better if you have the financial capacity to start/run it.

I think teaching would be good if you have a basic understanding of graphics. Teaching is not bad because it is good in math and science related courses. In the beginning every job is difficult nowadays everything is competitive and rising if you teach well your students will increase and you will be able to earn a lot of money. You can also invest in crypto if you are looking for an alternative source of income. Start with a small amount on one side and gradually increase its value and you will get money from both sides.

That is the point of OP that he needs to monetarize, I mean if he could earn money and survive his living costs while also helping people, that would be the ideal world. I would prefer that too, I wish that I could teach people what I do and then earn money from it but unfortunately it is not easy.

The hardest part is that many people who say they want to learn, actually do not want to learn and they just got hyped about it and that's it, they do not even care about it, they will start the first lesson and stop. To realize this, open up any series of youtube videos, like a class about anything that has 10+ videos, and I feel like you will see first video the most watched, second video the second most watched and so on and tenth will be the least watched.

It's actually sad to know that teachers are so underpaid in every country while in reality, they are the ones who build the foundation of every profession in the world. And to be honest, teaching is one of the toughest professions in the world, in my opinion. A teacher does a lot more hard work than what they are paid for which is a fact. These are the reasons why I wouldn't recommend you go towards that profession even though I know you said that it's what you like to do.

Starting your own institute should be the thing you go with since you mentioned competition and then you said you have a unique idea or an approach, I would say you should go for it because when you do something which others are doing as well but you do it differently but in a good way, you will surely get noticed. So, I would suggest you go for that to have a better future.

You are correct from what op said, to me don't you think opening a business that he will employ a worker to take care while he continues doing his online business as he said is more better maybe boutique where needs to fill up the shop with goods and employed someone?
Reason because if he employ a worker his stress reduces and can likely focused to run his online business, opening cafe means he has to take all proper care of his students possible he will be doing the teaching by himself this may now lead to limited time to focused on his area of interest especially when he is more committed to the students.

I think being a teacher is good, because this profession is a great profession. it's not easy to be a teacher who has to educate a lot of children. even with a small wage, this profession is very difficult to carry out because the wage is limited and it is impossible to meet the basic needs of everyday life. but I really respect the teaching profession because this profession is quite noble for me, and I salute the teachers who want to teach even with limited wages.

doing the same thing as everyone else and daring to compete is not bad, it's just that he has to think about how to do something he does to get people's attention. like you said in a different way, I agree with that even if he does the same thing as everyone else but in a different way or in a more unique way it might attract more people's attention. that way something he does will generate more profit than other people because he does it in a unique way to attract attention.

Why can this be the toughest challenge in your life, mate? Isn't every decision made based on comprehensive in-depth research and analysis on everything from various sectors? So each person must always be ready for the decisions he or she makes based on their own thoughts and research in life because serious matters involving money and work must always be thought about wisely and not emotionally. After all, this must come from a healthier conscience and mind.

Computer institutions also need several teachers to teach students in addition to the duties of a teacher to teach at institutions that have been determined by the government. So it will definitely be easier to combine things so that you can have two jobs with income coming from both directions and this also has a path that is not much different for a teacher who generally teaches all his students. So combining two jobs like that can actually be quite appropriate to do.

1. The salary of a teaching professional depends on the organization you're working for. I was recently looking for a part-time job and I thought of being a tutor. I was pleasantly surprised with the salary range of some private institutions. It was relatively higher than the salary of my friends who are full-time teachers earn in a month. I'm pretty sure that those are also less demanding since those aren't full time. In my opinion, if teaching is what you're passionate about, you should pursue it and just take your time to really look for a good job posting. Of course, the offer will also depend on your skill sets.

2. Start-up businesses take a lot of time since everything depends on the owner, unless you have partners to work with. I think this will take more of your time, so this might not be the best option if you want to continue doing all of your online stuff. On the other hand, you can also use your tech knowledge for a teaching profession.

Is online teaching good to you? It's way more profitable than teaching on other schools especially if you are living on a third world country. Tutoring online with multiple clients is a good option too, you can leverage your time with this option and also improve your skills on finding clients online. After getting the experience of getting clients, that's the time to do a business. Recruit teachers that you know or source online and make a outsourcing company that focus on teaching where you can teach your own clients at the same time have a business that involves teaching. You can continue doing crypto if you have a flexible time of course.

Though this will be a different thing if you prefer teaching live or face to face where the time you have is strictly on your current job.

I think it's a pretty good idea to ask for others advice but solely as a resource to help gather your thoughts on your future plans.  Depending on where you live in the world, being a teacher may not be as bad as the media makes it out to be.  I know here in the United States many teachers earn a solid wage yet still complain.  Of course, this is not necessarily how the rest of the world operates.

I think there could be more money in option 2, but how about doing what you're most passionate about?

Besides that, the job of a teacher is also not easy, to be honest. Here in our country, if you are a private teacher, most of them are not well compensated, and the teachers who are under the government here are also not paid enough because it also depends on the salary grade of the item they have.

Because there are other government employees among public school teachers who still need to study for a master's degree just to increase their wages every month, they should have completed a master's degree in their profession in education. So doing part-time here in Bitcoin or crypto, I think it's fine as long as they can manage it correctly, which won't affect their job as a teacher.

Teaching is respected profession and it is profession of profits. Most Government teachers are paid handsome money by government . But in my point of view, graphics is best to earn high income. Because by teaching, teacher can earn from only one side ,teacher is knowledgeable person,he  can increase his income by doing part time tuitions but he has no high paying skill. Graphic designing is high income skill and now a days ,it is necessary for every business. Average Graphic designer professional can earn more income than an average government teacher. Business is long lasting and job is limited with limited resources.

To be honest, teacher is not really promising job if you still freelance and not get certificate as government agency and in my country many teacher have cheapest salary payment every month. But difference when have been get certificate government agency and they earn above $500 every months including other add on payment from 100$ to $200. Become teacher on junior until senior high school in my country not really need to upgrade until master degree because have the same payment salary amount.

Actually rely on one passive income only is not enough yet, beside as teacher half a day has chance for teacher looking for side job as freelance and finding what worth job without get more time as teacher.

My thoughts on these are simple as both options mentioned will not give you the needed time to focus on your online duties if you are to practice them the conventional way but first option of teaching can still give you needed time if you can do it part time or as extra lesson and most times you make more doing this when you are good at it.

As you are in luck, in most places, maths teachers are always in need as parents want their child(ren) excel in it thereby paying extra more to upgrade them. With this you only work in the evenings except weekends and still have time to run your online show since they are just for maximum of 2-3hrs per day depending on negotiations and number of kids.