Man Who Lost His Job Becomes Multi-Millionaire After Founding His Own Company

Man Who Lost His Job Becomes Multi-Millionaire After Founding His Own Company

  • An SEO specialist, he transformed unemployment into a multi-millionaire success by leveraging his skills through consulting
  • His journey, marked by resilience and strategic shifts, underscores the importance of relationships and taking risks
  • Mzansi was inspired by his story, with many praising his determination and success
Man who lost his job becomes multi-millionaire
An SEO expert, turned job loss into a multi-millionaire success story by offering consulting services and later founding a successful international business. Images: @lifereset_za.
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Losing a job can be a devastating experience, but for one man, it became the catalyst for an incredible journey to success.

Eugene Madondo, an SEO specialist, went from unemployment to becoming a multi-millionaire entrepreneur, thanks to his unwavering determination and strategic approach to his skills.

From one career path to another

In an interview with @lifereset_za, Eugene shared how his career turned out unexpectedly after losing his job.

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"I announced on my LinkedIn because I started working on my LinkedIn."
"I told people, 'You know what, I just lost my job. I'm not going to get paid now. I'm still determining how to pay my bills, but I'm not looking for a job. These are my skills. If there's anyone who's looking for SEO services, I'm going to do SEO on a consulting basis.'"

The response was overwhelming. Former employers, colleagues, and industry contacts contacted Eugene, recommending him to clients needing his expertise.

"In the first month, I made about R40,000 just from consulting. The next month, it grew to R60,000. Eventually, I think I was making R150,000 a month from the consulting work at the peak, just because people I used to work with recommended me."

Changed his business path again

As his consulting business grew, Eugene realised he was overwhelmed by the workload and constant meetings. Despite the financial success, he found himself burnt out.

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"I was making money, but this is not what I had in mind. Even if I had my own business, I thought I'd have more time, more control."

In the video, he said one of the company's most successful platforms, StrangerCam.com, allows users to video call random people worldwide and now attracts over a million monthly visitors:

Eugene's business empire didn't stop there. He expanded into international markets, owning a network of affiliate marketing websites in countries like Germany, Brazil, and Croatia.

Mzansi was impressed by his perseverance

Eugene's journey is a testament to the power of resilience, relationships, and a willingness to take risks. @azee2020_cp commented:

"That's what we always say, get skills..don't worry about your degrees."

@🦄 also noted motivation from Eugene's story:

"This right here is motivation that anything and everything is possible🔥🔥"

@Dinangwe 🤠👳‍♂️said:

"Aybo I know this guy I took him to airport 🤣🤣🤣"

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@Kloo commented that the man was financially stable:

"That boy rolling in it 🤞🏾💰✊🏾"

@pholoshotwist added that:

"Good content 😃🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽"

Booze and babes: Man shares how he carelessly blew R17.4m lotto winnings

Briefly News reported that a South African man who appeared on the show I Blew It shared how he spent over R17 million of his monetary lotto prize.

Fananyana stated that he bought multiple luxury cars, trucks, and properties and spent money on alcohol and women.

Although he was reckless with his cash, people applauded him for caring for his loved ones. Financial advisor Walter De Wet spoke to Briefly News about the steps the lottery winner should have taken.

Source: Briefly News

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Reitumetse Makwea (Editor) Reitumetse Makwea is a Current Affairs journalist at Briefly News. She has a National diploma, Advanced diploma and Post-graduate diploma in Journalism from the Tshwane University of Technology. She first worked as a student journalist and freelancer for Caxton's Record Noweto and later joined The Citizen News, where she worked for a little over 3 years covering politics, environmental news, business, education, and health. Reitumetse joined Briefly News in 2024. Email: reitumetse.makwea@briefly.co.za

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