How to Actually Make Money Online in 2025 - Case Study

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Hey friends, in this video, I sit down with Aman Manazir as he shares his journey to making $20,000/month online. We dive into the lessons he’s learned, the businesses that failed, and the mindset shifts that helped him succeed. Whether you're just starting out or looking to level up, this case study is packed with insights to help you on your own journey. Enjoy! xx

Aman Manazir's YouTube Channel :@AmanManazir
Dr. Izzy Sealey's YouTube Channel: @IzzySealey
Alex Hormozi's YouTube Channel: @AlexHormozi
Thomas Frank's YouTube Channel: @Thomasfrank

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
2:03 - Aman's Journey begins
5:05 - Bias to Action
9:24 - First Income from Internet
11:43 - Your first 3 businesses will fail
14:15 - Concept of Difficulty in Entrepreneurship
16:18 - Idea of Friction
18:23 - The timing is never going to be right
22:34 - The harsh truth about making money online
26:16 - Your YouTube feed reflects your priorities
30:21 - Choose hobbies that let you double dip
32:08 - You won't know until you try
35:35 - The truth about courses
38:37 - Aman's Income
40:56 - Final Advice