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In this modern age of technology, there are many ways to earn money online. Some people work traditional jobs, while others use their creativity to make money through digital.
Ole Lehmann, a 32-year-old entrepreneur, experienced a life-changing event during the time of the crypto exchange FTX crash.
At that moment, he was exploring artificial intelligence (AI) and became an AI educator using ChatGPT.
According to a report by India Today, Ole Lehmann now earns a substantial amount of money by teaching people how to use AI effectively.
After trading crypto for over six years, Lehmann used the FTX platform for his trading. But his investments suffered big losses when the platform suddenly crashed.
This disappointing experience made Lehmann disillusioned with the world of crypto currency and motivated him to seek out new opportunities.
After the crypto crash, Lehmann's life changed. He found ChatGPT two weeks later and started using it.
In January, he began trying out ChatGPT more and sharing AI-related stuff on his X platform. Now, his X is where he connects with his audience the most.
In April, he launched a dedicated X account called "The AI Solopreneur," where he provides tips for solo entrepreneurs on using AI to boost productivity.
His content, including discussions about AI techniques and tools for better productivity, gained a lot of attention and attracted a significant increase in followers.
Within just 65 days, he gained 100,000 followers and introduced the AI Solopreneurship newsletter.
As his following grew, Lehmann recognised the demand for knowledge about AI strategies.
This led him to create the "AI Audience Accelerator" course, aimed at helping solo entrepreneurs use AI for effective content marketing.
The course initially priced at around 179 dollar (about Rs 14,790).
Within a month, the course received an impressive 1,078 orders.
This rapid success translated into significant earnings, with a gross revenue of approximately 176,885 dollar (around Rs 1.4 crore in Indian currency) according to the India Today report.
