It all started
when I quit my job..
In 2015, I quit my lofty NYC public relations job after working it for just 4-weeks. I had no plan, no money, and no idea what I was going to do. I just knew I couldn’t work for a company any more.
What I didn’t know is that quitting that job was the best thing I ever did. It thrust me into the world of freelancing on Fiverr.com, where I am now a Fiverr PRO Seller, 6-figure freelance writer, and freelancing personality on podcasts, talk shows, and blogs around the world.
It’s true what they say: when one door closes, another one opens. I want to share my journey, experiences, and mindset with as many people as possible. A life of abundance is available to you. It all starts with a risk.
Who is Alex Fasulo?
Like any classic serial entrepreneur, I am a lot of things – maybe too many things. I am primarily a copywriter, freelancer, 6-figure earner, and Fiverr millionnaire with my own ghostwriting business I manage through Fiverr, Shopify, and privately on social media.
I am also the owner of a trending photo map app, EyePop, designed to help travelers and influencers everywhere snap the best shot in any city.
I am also the co-owner of Campfire Trailers: a mobile trailer bar business where my mom and I take old, unused horse trailers and flip them into mobile businesses. This business has completely exploded in popularity over the last year due to COVID-19 and the need to serve food/drinks outside.
I am a wanderer and digital nomad. I spend at least 50% of my “fun money” on traveling, road tripping, and seeing far-off places. I manage all of my businesses from my laptop and mobile device.
I am an educator and author. I have 5 e-books and 3 online courses available to anyone wanting to dive into the world of freelancing. I believe that the future resides in a freelancing exchange, whereby every company will outsource work on a per-project basis. I think the time is NOW to join the freelancing marketplace.
Lastly, I am a friend, a giver, a Christian, an animal lover, and a loyal person. I believe loyalty is the rarest – yet most important – virtue in our world today.