“You’re God Sent”: SA Thanks Lady for Plugging Them With High-Income Skills in Viral TikTok Video
- A generous lady on TikTok shared four life-changing skills that guarantee a secure and high-paying job
- Lulama Hughes produces videos to help ordinary South Africans better themselves and their careers through innovative learning in the digital sphere
- Social media users were grateful for the lady's wisdom and her golden advice that gave them hope for the future of South Africa, eliminating the issue of joblessness
- Briefly News reached out to the lady to hear more about the job opportunities one can find in the digital industry
Since the pandemic, the world has moved rapidly towards working remotely, independently, and digitally.
South Africans are still learning to adapt to the drastic changes while trying to find high-paying jobs.
Lady for plugs SA with high-income skills
A woman on TikTok was generous enough to share four high-income skills with Mzansi. Lulu Hughes' niche is about elevating others and plugging them with the best ways to change their lives.
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In a now-viral TikTok video, Hughes advised South Africans to explore the digital world and acquire skills that will help them secure a decent job. The four skills are:
Copywriting
Copywriting is a piece written to persuade readers to take action or boost sales. This skill opens doors to careers such as ghostwriting, newsletters, being a part of a sales team and writing catchy phrases. Hughes promised SA:
"Those things you can learn within three months. People are actually making a lot of money just by being a copywriter."
AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the technology that allows robotics to respond humanly through problem-solving, innovative thinking, autonomy and decision-making. The lady shared that AI helped her write her first E-book:
"The information for that E-book was all on ChatGPT, and in two days, I could have that E-book."
Content creation
Hughes highlighted that content creators make a lot of money from the work that they do, and the best part is they get to film content from the comfort of their homes:
"There's so much money to be made from content creation. A lot of people are undermining the fact that people are content creators. Content creators make money in the comfort of their homes."
Automation
Automation is using technology and robotics to achieve outcomes with less human effort.
Hughes captioned her clip:
"Stupidly high-income skills to learn before the end of 2024."
Watch the video below:
Mzansi reacts to high-income skills on TikTok
Lulama Hughes tipped Briefly News readers with high-income skills and shared:
“There are Digital Marketing programs such as the Legacy Builder with proven methods that empower you with valuable training to create a transformative high income online in US dollars. The program includes hundreds of step-by-step video training sessions and has produced online business owners and millionaires in a short space of time.
“I make easy, passive, lazy money from the comfort of my home, and so can anyone with a phone and an internet connection.”
You can find the programmes at:
http://www.elevatingyourmoney.com
Social media users were grateful for the plug and commented:
@Prim#PoweredbytheHolyGhost shared:
"You're God sent for sharing this information. God bless you."
@Osiame Lenyatsa thanked the lady:
"Dankie, my sister. AI is the number one technology all entrepreneurs need to learn right now. Artificial intelligence can make copyrighting, automation and content creation easier."
@Lebo gave thanks:
"We love you, sister, our own South African. Keep it up, love."
@Madudula ka Nomndayi commented:
"Girl, this is some truly incredible advice, thank you babes."
@Pee@23 loved the plug:
"Profound. Thank you for opening my eyes."
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Briefly News also reported that a famous salary reviewer has caused chest pains across Mzansi once again with an unexpectedly amusing cheque. Boni returned with a farm worker's beefy salary that had South Africans suspicious for a moment.
Social media users could barely believe the lady's claims even though she brought receipts along with her.
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Source: Briefly News