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I am good at excel but this is my only skill!

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Hello fellow Excel enthusiasts! At 27 and currently jobless, I’ve relied on my Excel skills to land two positions in the past. However, the job market has become competitive, with many roles requiring a bachelor’s degree I don’t possess. I’m contemplating launching an Excel course for beginners to advanced users, but I'm unsure if people will invest in a course when free resources are abundant. I’d appreciate any suggestions on how to leverage my Excel expertise to generate income in today’s landscape. Thank you!

Hi fellow excel users! I am 27 and Job less. I got jobs 2 times all thanks to my one skill that is excel but now market is saturated and everywhere I apply they require bachelors degree which I don't have. So I am stick with excel skills only. Any suggestion how I can use my skills to earn some money??

P.s I tried Fiver/upwork/linkedIn but no luck..
I am thinking about launching excel course (beginner/intermediate/advance) but am confused as already so much content is available for free of cost. Who will pay for course in this era of free knowledge?

Need your suggestions!

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