The story of young individuals with high incomes is always a topic of interest in the online community, especially when they share their experiences and convey positive “energy” to those around them.
Recently, a TikTok account named Leng Keng has garnered attention by sharing a video about earning 100 million VND/month while still a student by juggling multiple jobs at once.
In her story, she shared her remarkable “achievements” starting with her first job as a tutor, where she earned more than her peers due to her self-marketing skills. Specifically, while others were making 80,000 – 100,000 VND per session, she charged 250,000 VND because she had the title of a national excellent student.
After that, with her writing skills, Leng Keng chose to work as a freelancer for newspapers and create content for Fanpages. This job brought her an income of 6 million VND/month. Leng Keng also authored two books, with the first book earning 7 million VND, but the second, thanks to effective PR, sold better and earned 65 million VND. Thus, her total income for that month reached 100 million VND despite being only a third-year student.
Her shares have attracted significant attention from netizens. Under the video, many expressed admiration for Leng Keng’s earning abilities. However, some comments suggested that she was quite lucky to achieve such income, as not everyone working in content creation can earn that much.
Concluding the video, Leng Keng conveyed to viewers her perspective: “The reason people haven’t earned much money is simply that they haven’t learned to leverage their strengths.” This opinion from the female TikToker continued to spark numerous comments. Among them, a male gamer candidly expressed that he knows his strength lies in gaming, so he works hard “grinding” from morning till night. He questioned: “Why am I not rich yet?”
Not only the female TikToker but also the netizens who read this comment were left speechless by the gamer. In reality, making money from gaming depends on many factors: whether one is a professional or amateur gamer, what skills they have, whether they’ve “debuted” in the community, etc. Perhaps this young man is too naive and has not researched thoroughly, merely applying the message from Leng Keng’s video too literally.
It is known that Leng Keng was born in 1992 and is currently working as a writer. The young woman is a graduate of Foreign Trade University, very talented and quick-witted.