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Kathleen Elkins

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I've been writing about money since 2015 — how to earn it, how to keep it, and how to invest it.

Lately, I've been exploring the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) community. If that's you, I'd love to chat! I also cover real estate investing and side hustles. Tell me about the creative ways you've found to make money!

When I'm not writing, I like to play racket sports and train for triathlons in the Santa Monica Mountains.

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I've interviewed dozens of FIRE investors who focus on earning more, and learned the easiest side hustle is often the most time-consuming Original

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By Kathleen Elkins Verified
| Business Insider Verified
After interviewing dozens of financially independent investors over the past five years, I'm convinced that one of the fastest ways to buy yourself more freedom — whether that means retiring early or simply gaining the option to stop working — is not to skimp out on coffee while meticulously tracking every dollar. It is to make more money.
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Generation Tiktok: Wie junge Menschen mit ihren Firmen Millionen erzielen

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By Kathleen Elkins Verified
| Business Insider Deutschland Verified
Michael Satterlee ist der Gründer von Cruise Cup, dem Unternehmen, das den im Internet viral gegangenen taktischen Dosenhalter entwickelt hat. Dylan Ethier Junge Gründer setzen Social Media gezielt ein, um Marken aufzubauen und Unternehmen wachsen zu lassen. Ein virales Instagram-Video brachte einem Teenager bis zu 300.000 Dollar (etwa 260.000 Euro) Monatsumsatz. Andere Unternehmer nutzen Tiktok, Instagram und Youtube vor allem, um Mitarbeiter zu gewinnen statt Kunden.
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50 Millionen Aufrufe mit einem simplen Video: Wie Teenager mit Social Media Millionenumsätze aufbauen

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By Kathleen Elkins Verified
| Yahoo Finance Deutschland Verified
Die Generation Z ist mit sozialen Medien aufgewachsen – und das zeigt sich auch daran, wie einige ihrer jüngsten Unternehmer ihre Firmen aufbauen. Michael Satterlee startete seinen „Tactical Reload Can Holder" – eine originelle Weiterentwicklung eines Getränkedosen-Kühlers, die inzwischen bis zu 300.000 Dollar (etwa 260.000 Euro) Umsatz pro Monat erzielt – nicht mit einer teuren Werbekampagne.
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