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06-08-2023, 03:11 PM
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06-08-2023, 03:18 PM
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06-08-2023, 04:32 PM
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06-08-2023, 04:33 PM
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i mow peopels grass in summer and shovel snow in winter
06-08-2023, 04:39 PM
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I run a junk removal company, do pressure washing, have 5 pools and 4 lawns I maintain.
Still working a 9-5
Still working a 9-5
06-08-2023, 04:41 PM
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None, if you want to be successful financially, any extra time and effort you have should go into developing your skill that you are (or will) using in your career. It will make you significantly more money to be better at your skill than some side hustle or second job.
06-08-2023, 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted By 3fifty⏩
None, if you want to be successful financially, any extra time and effort you have should go into developing your skill that you are (or will) using in your career. It will make you significantly more money to be better at your skill than some side hustle or second job.

06-08-2023, 04:47 PM
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Originally Posted By TryingMen⏩
You disagree? You'd be wrong if you did.
Having one skill and exceeding at it will make you far more money than dividing your attention.
Name one top athlete who is in the NDA and the NFL? Not a perfect analogy, but you get the point.
06-08-2023, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted By ScrillaIsBake⏩
Entertainment is likely an exception. If you intend on being an entertainer, that is your "skill", so it makes sense to work multiple avenues there.Joe Rogan taught Taekwondo when he was in college. He acted on a sitcom while he was doing comedy in the evenings. He became a UFC commentator while still doing comedy. Now he has the most successful podcast in the world, while still commentating UFC, doing comedy and now running and owning a comedy club.
Outside of entertaining, you generally want to become a "master of one" to lead to a higher income at your primary job.
The only other exception would be somebody with an already established career, that they cannot advance in by adding some extra "study/practice" hours in outside of work hours.
06-08-2023, 04:59 PM
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Originally Posted By 3fifty⏩
Actually that's a terrible analogy. What superstar professional athlete isn't supplementing his income with sponsorships and side businesses. You think Michael Jordan's fortune comes from his basketball salary? LMAOYou disagree? You'd be wrong if you did.
Having one skill and exceeding at it will make you far more money than dividing your attention.
Name one top athlete who is in the NDA and the NFL? Not a perfect analogy, but you get the point.
Having one skill and exceeding at it will make you far more money than dividing your attention.
Name one top athlete who is in the NDA and the NFL? Not a perfect analogy, but you get the point.
As a matter of fact, you prove my point by mentioning few athletes try to play two sports. In a way that's investing in the same job, which is being an athlete. They're different industries (aka sports) but the core function is still being an athlete. I wouldn't say that's a side job or hustle. Sponsorships and other side businesses unrelated to athletics is far more comparable and many of them do this and are extremely successful often times raking in more than their salaries give them being an athlete.
06-08-2023, 05:00 PM
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In my downtime I write books. I've been a two time Amazon bestseller in my niche and it makes me a decent amount per month for something I do in my spare time.
06-08-2023, 05:00 PM
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06-08-2023, 05:00 PM
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06-08-2023, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted By TryingMen⏩
Alright yes, being a top famous athlete in a professional sport aside, and becoming Joe Rogan aside, my advice applies to most people.Actually that's a terrible analogy. What superstar professional athlete isn't supplementing his income with sponsorships and side businesses. You think Michael Jordan's fortune comes from his basketball salary? LMAO
As a matter of fact, you prove my point by mentioning few athletes try to play two sports. In a way that's investing in the same job, which is being an athlete. They're different industries (aka sports) but the core function is still being an athlete. I wouldn't say that's a side job or hustle. Sponsorships and other side businesses unrelated to athletics is far more comparable and many of them do this and are extremely successful often times raking in more than their salaries give them being an athlete.
As a matter of fact, you prove my point by mentioning few athletes try to play two sports. In a way that's investing in the same job, which is being an athlete. They're different industries (aka sports) but the core function is still being an athlete. I wouldn't say that's a side job or hustle. Sponsorships and other side businesses unrelated to athletics is far more comparable and many of them do this and are extremely successful often times raking in more than their salaries give them being an athlete.
Fame and endorsements certainly is an exception.
06-08-2023, 05:18 PM
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Probe humans
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Send ufos to fuk with humans
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Ayy lmao in the woods for alien tik tok
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06-08-2023, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted By 3fifty⏩
nahYou disagree? You'd be wrong if you did.
Having one skill and exceeding at it will make you far more money than dividing your attention.
Name one top athlete who is in the NDA and the NFL? Not a perfect analogy, but you get the point.
Having one skill and exceeding at it will make you far more money than dividing your attention.
Name one top athlete who is in the NDA and the NFL? Not a perfect analogy, but you get the point.
i got a buddy at my 9 ta 5 job who is a normie officecel data entry but renovates houses on the weekends (small scale stuff). dude makes a few k per job and obviously hides some of it. always has hundreds on him. multiple vechicles, paid his kids house downpayment.
moggers know how to make money in different areas
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