Dhiren Mulani

I didn’t get into online income because it was trendy. I got into it because I saw how fragile a single source of income really is. I started exploring the internet as a way to make money back in 2003–2004, when a school friend showed me that websites could earn through ads. At the time, it felt almost unreal. Years later, while working in call centers and speaking daily with people from the US, UK, and Australia, that early curiosity turned into a conviction. Jobs change. Industries shift. Stability is rarely permanent. That realization pushed me deeper into the online world. I experimented with blogging, affiliate marketing, SEO, freelancing, and niche websites. Some things worked. Many didn’t. What mattered was not quick wins, but understanding how systems compound over time. Makin...