Photo Credit: Jeevan Singh Sun Online
I’ve just read about a 30-year-old who is set to retire at the age of 35 thanks to the side hustle he started as a student at University when he was 18.
He has already turned over £2.5 million.
While at University, Jeevan Singh, from London, wanted to earn a living like his friends, but he also wanted to enjoy his weekends too.
The idea of being an 18-year-old student and working weekends was not for him, and so he Googled ‘how to make money online’ looking for a side hustle that appealed to him.
While trawling through all of the search results, Jeevan came across a 14-year-old who was earning £300 per week selling an eBook.
Jeevan was inspired to pen his own 20-page piece on the first thing he could think of – passing maths exams.
In the years that followed, Jeevan kept adding to the book and it grew into a 200 page hardback book which helps students pass GCSE maths in four weeks.
In an interview with the Sun Online, Jeevan said:
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“I remember I was in my room at my university halls. I was living with my friend at the time.
“He had a weekend job and he told me I should get one too, as I would typically laze around on the weekends.
“But a job was never for me. I never liked to be told what to do so I researched on Google: ‘How to make money online’.”
It was then that he came across the young teen making £300 a week selling an eBook.
He recalled: “I was stunned and I thought, this kid is only 14. I’m 18 so I need to get a move on.”
He published his first eBook in 2012 and has never looked back.
Jeevan is in a position where he can work as little as four hours a day.
He earns around £1,000 profit a day selling around 90 books per day.
The 30-year-old admits it’s seasonal – with most sales of the book happening around exam time – but it’s more than enough for him to make a rather decent living.
He said: “Right now, it is making on average £2,000 in sales and £1,000 profit per day.
“I choose to work full-time because I am always looking to improve my operation, help my students even more and grow the company further. But I can work part-time if I want to.
“In fact, on some days, I do only work 4-6 hours because I have systems in place.
“All I need to do is check the social media ads a few times a day. Other than that, a lot of it is run on autopilot.”
Jeevan added: “In the last 5 years, I’ve turned over approximately £2.5m.
“If you break that down per day, it’s safe to say it’s made me £1000 (as a minimum) in sales every day for the past 5 years.
“Or £30K per month, every month for the past 5 years.”
This is a fantastic story.
It highlights perfectly how it is possible for anyone to make a lot of money self-publishing eBooks.
I can’t even say that this is the exception to the rule as each week I read more examples of people making decent amounts of money self-publishing eBooks and information products that help people and solve problems.
Jeevan is making an average of £30,000 each month with his book… and has done for the last 5 years!
Although most people would love to make £30,000 per month from the sale of one or several eBooks, I am sure they would be just as happy if they made £30,000 in a year or even in total from the sale of an eBook.
Virtually all of the products that we sell here at Streetwise have generated at least £30,000 profit… and many of them are less than 20 pages long.
Most of them have generated far more than £30,000.
If you would like to learn how you too can make £30,000 or more selling your own eBooks, click the link below:
www.The30DayTo30KChallenge.com
Kind Regards
John Harrison
PS… EBooks are not hard to create and there are no limits to how many you can create (have created) and sell, especially if you create a lot of short easy-to-read eBooks.
The more eBooks you have listed on your website means you have a greater opportunity to earn more.
Here’s that link again: