Side job/side hustle ideas/recommendations to supplement income
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Haven’t looked through the whole thread but I hear selling candles is a very lucrative endeavor.
I totally agree with going after all the $$ you can assuming your performance warrants it. I'm saying make the business case to the employer, not go after their good will of "we're having a baby". Go after the "I'm a high performer, I've earned it and show future potential, it's a hot market, you don't want to lose me" aspect.
And people wonder why there is less of a desire to have kids. This thread is both depressing and informative.
If you got a CDL and would actually show up to do the job how much do you want to be paid...semi serious with that response
Sadly, I've learned the hard way that hard work and performance only gets you so far. I needed to be more aggressive and creative in looking for those opportunities. I'm also at a stage in my career where I need challenged a little more and I feel like I can provide more to my employer.
Memories - my dad drove a feed truck part time when little Cascade was just an infant! I think he worked for them thru the summer too (he was a teacher).
Well, you are also viewed as a bad fan if you aren’t paying for season tickets to everything, NIL, donations to AD, Cyclone Club, Gridiron Club, etc.
Man, good thing I’m not spreading my genes then. Whole world would be in chaos.
And why workforce participation is lower than it could be. The math on daycare costs makes one parent leaving the workforce the better option for many parents
Someone mentioned plasma ....it can be a decent amount if you say get up and go before work (get in/out before others) if it's on the way to work, etc.
Didn't read every post, but if one of you does stay home for childcare, see if there is another family that needs care and you could make money watching someone else's child (as they may be excited to pay you all less than other options).
Didn't read every post, but if one of you does stay home for childcare, see if there is another family that needs care and you could make money watching someone else's child (as they may be excited to pay you all less than other options).
Actually a really good idea. I talked to someone that got into making charcuterie boards and made good money...literally would take orders and just buy in bulk, cut stuff up, and assemble. Same could be done with cookies, cupcakes, etc.
Since you worked on a farm maybe post some videos on RECRD and YouTube? Lots of people are interested in farming etc these days.
I would cation individuals who are thinking about selling food items that requires cold/hot handling out of their residency because that would typically be frowned upon by the health department
