Live from Costa Rica. Working Remotely Teaching English & Affiliate Marketing @DeMontMoret.com

Introduction

Today, I'm feeling a bit lazy—a side effect of last night's tequila. But as I lounge about, I reminded myself of a quote: "Your thoughts create your reality." Today, I'm diving into my live stream, and I'm excited to share my journey of working remotely while teaching English and running my affiliate marketing site.

As I set up my chat, I encourage everyone to hit that like button to help me monetize my channel. I often tell my audience that if I'm not earning, I'm not eating. The journey has been fun, though, and I'm grateful for every interaction—even the critical ones. Someone named Sabrina Pino took a jab at me, saying I’m on the "wrong side of history." I took the opportunity to thank her for complimenting my dog and wanted to engage further to understand her perspective.

Now, let's talk about the elephant in the room: politics. Steve asked if I prefer Trump or Harris. To be transparent, I strongly lean toward anyone but Trump. I’ve found it baffling how many people still support him after he’s led so many astray during critical times. Being a salesman for most of my life, I appreciate honesty, and I can’t respect anyone who lies as blatantly as Trump has. Despite having friends who support him, I frequently challenge their reasoning.

As for me, I’ve lived outside the U.S. for ten months now, shifting to a more manageable and fulfilling lifestyle. I derive my earnings by teaching English online, a job I can perform from anywhere. Besides this, I’m venturing into affiliate marketing, hoping to generate passive income. I’m currently riding a wave of newfound opportunities; after just 15 days, my affiliate website has drawn over 1,500 views.

Coming back to my teaching, I interact with students from all over, often discussing important topics such as health and diet. Today, we engaged in a lesson revolving around the impact of diet on mental health. It’s intriguing to examine how what we consume can affect our minds. The discussion ranged from whether diet holds greater significance for physical or mental health to how dietary changes should potentially be incorporated into mental health treatment plans.

To wrap things up, I intend to continue this journey, aiming to visit different countries every couple of months while bringing along my dog for companionship. Whether it's through teaching English, running my affiliate marketing site, or blogging about my experiences, I look forward to sharing my adventures with you. Stay tuned!

Keyword

• Remote Work
• Teaching English
• Affiliate Marketing
• Costa Rica
• Digital Nomads
• Mental Health
• Diet
• Sales

FAQ

Q: How do you manage to earn while living in Costa Rica?
A: I teach English online and engage in affiliate marketing, which allows me to earn money remotely.

Q: Why did you choose to teach English?
A: Teaching English provides a flexible job option that lets me connect with people and earn a good income while traveling.

Q: How can I start affiliate marketing?
A: You can start affiliate marketing by creating a website or platform, signing up for affiliate programs, and promoting products that align with your niche.

Q: What did you learn from your experience with tequila last night?
A: Drinking can make you feel lazy and unmotivated the next day, but it also allows you to connect and unwind with friends.

Q: What’s your long-term plan moving forward?
A: I plan to explore different countries every couple of months, continue improving my online income streams, and share my experiences through my social media and blog.