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Your friend would be much better running his little online business seperate from the cooking school.
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I earn money from abroad and spend it in Thailand.
They should be thankful to have me.
They are blessed I choose to live here without a work visa.
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40-60bht.
It's 40bht from Arcade to moat if you jump in one outside the main door next to the Green Bus company.
They MIGHT add on another 20bht to airport.
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It's pretty disgusting watching grown men throwing buckets of water into the faces of people driving on scooters.
Some people WANT to injure others and the festival is just an excuse so they can pretent it's all in good humor.
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Anyone without residency of either country is just a guest.
Anyone who doesn't look Asian is just a foreigner.
I think we're all the same.
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lol sounds like a couple of people on here think it's OK for men to beat up other men.
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I opened one with BKK Bank a few weeks ago using a passport and tourist visa.
Low deposit although I did put in a little more.
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I need to move to CR for a month next week.
Will I be able to find decent accommodation (<8,000) with reliable internet by walking around when I get off the bus?
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Isn't that what happens?
Chiang Mai becomes Bangkok, Chiang Rai becomes the new Chiang Mai, and the little mud hut in the middle of the forest becomes the new Chiang Rai?
I spend a month in Chiang Mai about 8 years ago and I can't tell the difference between then and now tbh.
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I've got quite a few messages and I'm going to go through them in a few hours.
Please understand this is a job where you have to write well-written articles. There's been a few people message me who didn't even take the time to edit there 2 sentence message for spelling and grammar mistakes. I'd love to help you out, but there is no way I can waste someone's time by giving you the details. My boss would kill me for wasting half his day.
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I wrote a thread about this a month or two ago because my boss wanted more writers for his company.
I sent 4 or 5 people the details and 2 are still writing there.
Anyway, the company never seems to slow down and he has asked me to help find him 5 new writers.
If you can write good articles (with no silly mistakes) then please message me asking for contact details. They will be on various topics.
The pay is $9 for 600. How much you can earn is really down to how fast you learn to write.
I'm rather slow and still make well over 60K per month.
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I've been looking in the shopping mall on Hauy Kaew Road, but there isn't much selection for size 12/13 feet.
I was wondering if there was anywhere else in SM that stocked them?
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You can get one delivered to your nearest post office for 270bht from Kettlebell Thailand based in Bangkok.
If you're looking for quality buy a competition bell.
Edit: Delivery is 270bht, the Kettllebell is about 3000-3500bht.
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Home is my bank account and possessions. I can take them anywhere, so I'm always at home.
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I use it sometimes, but for lucid dreaming instead of sleep. I suppose it's the same as everything and it will have greater effects with different people.
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You could get yourself a kettlebell and it will give you a much better cardiovascular workout and also muscular endurance.
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She came at me with a red high heeled shoe, yup. She came at me with a cleaver, yup. She came at me with a whiskey bottle, yup. I didn't stand there like a stunned mullet. I ran away. Hit a woman? No never. Wartime is a different story. I don't think most of Thailand is a war zone yet. Women don't run very fast in 5 inch heels especially with the sidewalks here. You're OK most of the time. It is part of being a man. You don't hit women.
Doesn't really make sense. You're acting all high and mighty because you're a man who doesn't hit women, but you done it by being a pussy and running away.
A real man would wrestle the cleaver out of her hand then kick her in the fud.
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It's not going to be ready until next week. Idiots. I've already been through twice and had to buy pay-as-you-go credit for my dongle.
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I'd like to know about this. I have my own set of rings (if I can ever find somewhere to hang them from), but I want parallel bars and a professional trampoline.
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Depends on how long you plan to be "in-country". Moving from apt to apt is one thing, and you can easily move stuff around. If you plan to leave the country anytime soon, you should look for a furnished place instead.
Thanks. I'll get a furnished one anyway, but I want to make it better so I'll buy some stuff if it's easy to move.
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It was more whether you should fit it out with new stuff rather than leaving it when you go.
I've not really done this before. It was either air force digs, hostel rooms, or guest houses.
Never rented a proper place before where I would buy stuff, so don't know if I should fully kit it out to what I want.
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I would imagine it would be possible to buy what you need and when you're moving out you would just rent a van to take your stuff to new place.
Is this basically what happens with special desks, leather chairs, etc?
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Online business - Just find 12 people to pay you for something you make 700bht profit on
Very easy to say, much more difficult to achieve
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It's not going to be easy, but neither is filling a guest house to capacity and there's much less risk involved.
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I'd say a good writer should be able to make $1,000+/ month in their first month, not in 3-5 years, In one year I expect to be making $5-10K per month, It's pretty easy selling books on Kindle if you pick the right subject. I think any good writer would be extremely demoralized if he had to write for 3-5 years before making money. You can make money from day 1 on Amazon.
I like your enthusiasm even though I think your numbers are very generous.
Not at all. I know people who make $20K+ a month on Kindle after 1-2 years. My own first book made $800 in the first month. It sold consistently from day 1. Not sure why you think it's so hard. The people that don't sell many books tend to write about topics that not enough people are interesting in buying, or get the basics wrong. For example, I have read a few good books that I nearly skipped over because the covers were so awful. An awful cover usually means an awful book, but not always. Too many people are just too tight to spend some money on a decent cover. They also tend not to do any research to see what sells and what doesn't.
I'm not saying it's impossible, just unlikely. You're venturing more into marketing rather than good writing. I'm sure you appreciate a great writer couldn't expect to make $1000 in their first month if they were a bad marketer. It would take time to build a reputation.
Topics and books covers is marketing. If you're a good marketer than you might make good money in the first month. Not everyone will and you're holding people to your standards.
What rank were you when making $800 p/m? I presume it was under 7000? Most people won't be able to do that.
I think like you and I'm attacking it from a marketing angle. My first book is about lucid dreaming and I'm not expecting to become rich from it. I just uploaded the free book I give away on my blog.
Do you write fiction or non-fiction? I know someone who build up a full-time income in a few months so it's definitely possible. Everyone? I doubt it.
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$1000 per month is easy in the beginning, but after a while you might find yourself spending more which can soon add up.