Quote from: ntsdm1 on February 01, 2020, 07:03:06 AM

Quote from: Chris Barth on January 30, 2020, 08:52:21 AM

After holding the meeting a few days ago, the guys we talked to have been on our nerves. We aren't surprised tho cause we saw it coming. They come with different questions at different tines, phone calls and all, and there's no way we would refuse to continue tutoring them. It's not like I don't have the time but.... Something like this, isn't it worth being paid for? I mean, we informed them for free, and we gained nothing (just went back to our houses) and even after then, they still come with different challenges.
Some of them who were there when we announced the meeting date, they didn't come but still come back individually to request explanations. So I ask, is it wrong to monetize a bitcoin/cryptocurrency seminar/meeting? Cause we've gotten nothing for as long as we've worked.

Are you an influential person?Tell us what You do,what you require monetization of your help?Legal consultants charge money for assistance,but they do provide assistance.For what and who will pay You is unknown).I think It's better for you to create your own telegram channel and share useful content there with the possibility of donating.Perhaps this way You can monetize your talent and knowledge.

Holding physical meetings and seminars is way more better than just creating a telegram channel. OP is trying to convince people to pay him for the knowledge he spreads as far as I can read and understand OP. I can understand, it might get challenging to spend most of our time in educating people but getting nothing in return.

OP can charge some fees for those seminars which would start a side-by income from all those people who are interested in gaining some knowledge. OP should personally be most knowledgeable in order to start charging people to pay for his/her seminars but yes, this might be effective way to spread the knowledge as well as gain profits simultaneously.