The Passion Economy and the Future of Work | Future

On-demand marketplaces in the “Uber for X” era established turnkey ways for people to make money. Workers could easily monetize their time in specific, narrow services, which became the basis of the Passion Economy.

The Passion Economy and the Future of Work | Andreessen Horowitz Consumer The Passion Economy and the Future of Work Li Jin Posted October 8, 2019 Subscribe Share Share Email X LinkedIn Facebook Hacker News WhatsApp Flipboard Reddit Share Share Email X LinkedIn Facebook Hacker News WhatsApp Flipboard Reddit The top-earning writer on the paid newsletter platform Substack earns more than $500,000 a year from reader subscriptions. The top content creator on Podia, a platform for video courses and digital memberships, makes more than $100,000 a month. And teachers across the US are bringing in tho

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