And this ladies and gentlemen is how the 60 hour work week starts. In 10 years if u aren’t working between 60 to 70 hours a week u will be considered a scrub free loader that is mooching off society
I was thinking alike. Like we need to work 2 jobs now, what is it going to be in 30 years? Many businesses have had record sales and profit over the past year, yet their employees have got little to no pay raise. Take for example grocery stores. People are just getting poorer as time goes. When the average person retires in 30 years, it's going to be luxury to use more than 3 squares of toilet paper per day.
I’m working two jobs and I am so exhausted. All of my expenses have increased, yet my salary has not. I have a graduate degree and will have to start paying back student loans soon. I’m so exhausted. So so so exhausted.
did the two jobs too to make ends meet with a little bit of spending money on the side, i missed having free time, and i felt so exhausted all the time, its the worst part of it. Some minor benefits from it were at least decreased utility and food costs since i wasnt home much (though gasoline went up causing driving more, but short commute)
Due to health challenges, working more than 8 hours a day 5 days a week isn’t healthy for me. I need my weekends to take care of my home and recover. I am doing my best to keep my resume updated, budgeting, and paying attention to the job market.
So why don't you work from home? Learn a new skill and apply for places that let you work from home on your computer. Even if it's just answering your phone and handling customer complaints. You can do that while laying on your couch.
I was previously self-employed. Those self-employment taxes are a killer. I wanted a weekend job where I could do something totally different so it didn’t feel like my work week never ended. So I took a job at a big box retailer. They worked with my schedule and I love it! I have a supervisor who makes all the tough decisions. I show up and work my shift, then leave. My employer pays the taxes and they give me extra benefits I hadn’t considered….like 20% off merch, COVID sick pay, plus plus.
I tried doing this, it became extremely stressful trying to navigate between two calendars and meetings, having to do two 1x1 templates weekly, have two onenotes going and keeping up with the work. Was fun while it lasted ended up staying with the job i enjoy more!
"Where were these people living before this?" We were renting, and now we are being told by the banks that with our pay we can't afford an $800 mortgage, so we have to just keep paying $2500 rents.
Inflation to an average working person is when his employer fails to pay him enough to afford what he produced over time. The answer to this shall never be side-hustle. Every working person all over the world must understand this!
@@ed4253Those quacks are basically frauds who engage in legalized gaslighting and telling people BS that they approve of and then try to peddle deadly drugs on them. Please do your research.
As someone who has tried to look themselves several times and who only survived after God literally saved my life, when even quacks and doctors had given up on me, the reality is that committing suicide is not enduring to the end (Matthew 24:13). It is not abiding in Christ (John 15:1-6). It is not continuing in His goodness (Romans 11:22). It is not holding fast the word (1 Corinthians 15:2). It is definitely being moved away from the hope of the gospel (Colossians 1:23). It is not holding fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope firm to the end (Hebrews 3:6). It is not holding the beginning of our confidence steadfast to the end (Hebrews 3:14). It is refusing and turning away from Him who speaks from heaven (Hebrews 12:25). And, it is not overcoming the world (1 John 5:4), but rather being overcome by the world and the devil (1 Peter 5:8). That doesn't happen to those "born of God." We know that whoever is born of God does not sin; but he who has been born of God keeps himself, and the wicked one does not touch him. (1 John 5:18). Typical suicidal people today are those who have no hope, and they are thus not in Christ (Ephesians 2:12; 1 Peter 1:3; 3:15), or they have been moved away from the hope of the gospel and are thus lost (Colossians 1:21-23). Those with deranged minds, or who "might have a mental breakdown," are those who do not have a sound mind and are therefore not in Christ (Isaiah 26:3; 2 Timothy 1:7). These people will end up in hell if they die in such a state. Such people are not saved. On the cross and in His death, Jesus did not lose or forsake hope in God nor rebel against Him as those who commit suicide today do. Moreover, no man could or can do what Christ did, lay His life down of Himself (John 10:18; Ecclesiastes 8:8 “No one has power over the spirit to retain the spirit”). He also was murdered by men (Acts 7:52). Paul says, if indeed you continue in the faith, grounded and steadfast, and are not moved away from the hope of the gospel which you heard, . . . (Colossians 1:23). Jesus said, he who endures to the end shall be saved (Matthew 24:13). God does not promise salvation to those who forsake Him (e.g. 1 Chronicles 28:9; John 15:1-6; Hebrews 10:26-31). Paul warns, Therefore consider the goodness and severity of God: on those who fell, severity; but toward you, goodness, if you continue in His goodness. Otherwise you also will be cut off. (Rom 11:22 NKJ) “Mental Illness” (as in the realm we are talking, suicide, self-destructive behavior) is a symptom of a “debased mind” (Romans 1:28). When someone is so utterly given over to wickedness, hopelessness, and rejection of Christ that they kill themselves (as masochistic behavior is noted as demonic in Scripture, Mark 5:2-5; Ephesians 5:29 “no one ever hated his own flesh”), such behavior reveals there is no faith in Christ. God has made Himself very clear: “the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God” (1 Corinthians 6:9-10), the “unbelieving” go to the lake of fire (Revelation 21:8). The Bible is not a lie.
I’m a 65 year old man, and will have to work until I can’t. I work two jobs (have so for 9 years now), both a full-time day job, and I teach a part-time welding class one evening a week during the school year at a local vo-tech school. It pays well. I also do a periodic third side gig by burning up PTO from my day job for an HVAC/plumber guy in my church. Pays well too, but it’s definitely a younger man’s gig. Oddly enough, he can’t find a young guy interested in learning a trade and taking over his long established and profitable business . I get bent over at tax time. I’m not married, claim zero dependents, and have extra $ withheld. Disincentives trying to better oneself, but it is what it is.
my job offers plenty of overtime . but the more overtime i work the more taxes i pay.sometimes more work don’t equal more money. funny how the gov won’t follow that same rule and tax the rich. is basically to keep the little man down and keep ‘‘em working forever.
I've got two jobs, a side hustle and an ecom store. Like the man says you just can't take any chances having one source of income and it's easier than ever to get other income streams going.
That's great. How much time do you spend on each job? Because I have only 1 job, no side hustle, and I still have no time to do anything. And I work remote, no need to go to/from office. I can't imagine people who have to go to an office and they lose probably more than one hour only with that.
@@eugenb9017 I agree with Sean. You can’t rely on one source of income. I have 2 jobs. I Teach first aid 20 hours a week and work 20-30 hours at the Hospital. I’m also on 2-3 other companies books as a casual. My wife works full time as well. We chose this lifestyle because it allows us to toss an employer in the bin (literally in secs-with 1 phone call) if they start giving us any lip or start pulling the BS e.g. toxic workplace, wage theft, placed you on a PIP, nepotism etc. We also invest our money in term deposits at 4.2% to provide additional income. I hope this helps.
Also I’m constantly interviewing all year round. It’s true many job interviews I’ve been on (some potential employers) may like this setup (you having 2-3 jobs) and will instantly reject you. But trust me it’s totally worth it. You will eventually will come across cool employers who don’t mind this setup. It scared my current boss when he saw the amount of email of job offers of 50-60k being sent to me every week. I hope this helps.
ah yes, a full video explaining how i need to find another job so i can afford to go to my job, i feel like i'm back to Belarussian forced labor already
Exactly! And the same company doesn’t Want to raise your salary and gets upset when you take another job or hustle to compensate. Employers can’t have their cake and it too.
Ah forget about side hustles. Companies demand disclosure, non-competes, which basically bar you from working in your own as well as related industries are super common and companies demand all 40 weekly hours be given to them, while not providing sufficient income. No, you need to job hop from one job to another. You only have so much time in a week to work anyway!
Thank God my bills are low enough to not have to resort to a side hustle. I have a couple of friends who have to pull 2 jobs to get by these days. I don't know much, but it's put a huge strain on their relationships because they are never home. Not to mention when I do see them, they are always dog tired.
@@dangame1685 Eeeh...I mean kind of. I got lucky and am renting a house for....WAY cheaper than what market value is. My friends were not so fortunate. I know one of them had to sell some of their higher end electronics to pay off their rent after prices spiked on him.
@@dangame1685 The items were a one time purchase when things were going much better for he and his fiancé. I'm sure they were expecting rent increases. But from what his fiancé tells me, their rent went from $1200/month to $1700/ in 2 years or so.
I am actually looking at a side hustle or part time job now. I really need an extra 500/600 a month to cushion my budget and really attack my consumer debt. I have cut back about as much as I can.
I do the grocery shopping. I noticed all the increases in pricing. Myjob requires me to be on-site as "essential personnel" - I also noticed how people as a whole lost any driving skills or etiquette they once had. My job recently tossed me what would have been a "sizeable raise" had it happened in 2018 or 2019. It will not cover our increase in Healthcare premiums. My 2nd job was sidelined for the Pandemic. Financially, we still haven't recovered. Your videos have helped me navigate applying for a different 2nd job, or potential second full-time job. However, it seems I get 2 interviews into the process and it's radio silence. My question is... "should you mention you will need a second job during the recruiting process if they can't pay you the rate you are asking?"
In my experience in fire and rescue, claiming you have other obligations (2nd jobs) implies that commitment to the first one will suffer and they'll look towards another, more dedicated candidate. It's best to lie about a second job until you get the primary one and work around it haha
No. If you need a second job they don't care in fact it could hinder you from getting a job. The employer would think this person is not focused on working here. Keep your side hustles to yourself.
They were paying subsidies while companies were shut. Great demand but lesser supply. Some companies had their best financial time with that subsidy money. All the money mass in economy was too much.
Job market is pretty bad. But also companies are extremely greedy as hell. I work 2 jobs myself. My main one has me working 12 plus hour days. We are seriously under paid. We should be at 25 for the work we do. We are at 20. We are being short by 1500 to 2000 a month. The company also wants us to do mandatory training, and not pay for it. They also wont reimburse for the training fee. Im saving all information with all the shady stuff they are doing. So when they get taken to the labor board. Ill submit all the stuff they done to rack up more charges. They want use to buy specific items for work. Wont reimburse as well. Its been a hot mess ever since the lockdowns. I put in around 55-60 per week to barely bring in 900.
Regarding the housing - don't be surprised. We are more and more and more. Someone who was a teenager just just 3 years ago, now it's becoming an adult and wants to move, probably he/she was living with the parents. And people live longer, so houses occupied by elderly people are not becoming available again.
Currently working 5 jobs now but only getting 3 to 18 hours of work a week. At this point I've turned it into a game to see how many jobs I can have at the same time
Ya alot got built off the backs of American workers giving their lives and were treated terrible and then the unions came in and created the 40 hr work week
I seriously don't know what else I could do for a side-hustle but I can't afford your course 😅. I know a lot of people always point to food delivery, but I have multiple reasons why that would be a bad choice for me. One, I'm not great with navigation and that's with GPS telling me where to go. I still often drive past my turn when going somewhere new. I just got another car this year and I have a car insurance discount for not driving a lot, plus I'm scared of it being wrecked (my last two vehicles were in accidents, one of them totaled, though neither was with me driving. But still, it's a big expense to have to yet again get another car). And lastly, I don't see very well at night and at this time, it's dark before I even get off work at 5PM. I can drive at night, but I prefer to minimize it, unless I'm going to familiar spots that I know like the back of my hand. I don't feel knowledgable enough to sell any type of skills as well. It almost sucks to work 8 to 5, because any other type of job is really hard to accomodate with those hours...unless I'm alright with also giving up my weekends and working 7 days a week, and I'm not. I've not had a M-F job since my brief stint with fast food at 19, I really don't want to go back to working weekends. Or at least, not all day on my weekends. I really just need a little bit of a raise at work and I'd be good to go.
I don't agree with that. I left Walmart back in 2016 to do gig work like being a rideshare driver for Lyft and Uber and delivering food for Doordash. I'm making more doing my side hustle then when I was a supervisor at Walmart. I'm also working less hours so I have more free time.
You can make yourself more powerless or more powerful. Which one does sitting around complaining do? Which one does the recommendations in the video do?
I’ve been using field agent to make a little extra cash on the side. But I know it can’t support me. Lucky for me, I live with my parents. I wonder if I should try being a part time remote quickbooks guy.
@@ALifeAfterLayoff it’s an app where you can do jobs ranging from $1-$12. The mainly consist of going into stores to take pictures and answer questions about certain products or special displays. Can also earn raffle tickets and do buy and try jobs where they reimburse you in too if the bounty for the job.
@@ALifeAfterLayoff Honestly, the number of jobs available can fluctuate and I go for jobs either within a few miles from my home, my workplace or is on my way home from work. I usually use it to save up for fun stuff. Overall, I’ve made a little over $1000 over the course of a few years.
The shortage of housing is because the cost of a house is getting out of reach. To get one that will pass a mortgage inspection is expensive and then the taxes and insurance are reflecting the increases and then rates on top are turning the mortgage out of reach. It's more affordable to get an expensive apartment, with lower utility bills and get a room mate.
For the last 12 years, I am tutoring school and college age kids as a sidekick; which proved to be fun and great mental fitness tool, but, giving this work 20 hours a week, I was getting marginal financial gains (being taxed at the tax bracket my main job defines) at the expense of time with my family. For crying out loud, I did not always have time to help my own kids with their homework! In tough times, one does what he must; but, as one priest said to me, "I have taken confessions of many people on their deathbed, and none lamented they worked too few hours."
@@ALifeAfterLayoff I see your point, but the niche is spoon-feeding knowledge to those who haven't quite yet developed the skill of teaching themselves; which is part of what makes it fun for me.
I’m a massage therapist and am very concerned that with the decrease in disposable income my business will suffer. I’m not sure how to weather the storm.
A lot of the new prospective homebuyers are younger millennials and Gen Z’ers like myself who just entered the workforce and are making trial-some attempts in setting our lives up
No peace of mind or healthy balance. In the spirit of the upcoming holiday season, utilize this quote to push you through "what do you want on your tombstone"?
Thanks for your thoughts on this. Many of us are burnt out and I do think it’s a good idea to have side income streams but how dark that those will keep us afloat now WHILE still working full time, rather than helping us save or if we’re between jobs. How in the world are labor trends sustainable? The dam will break at some point …
My nephew is a manager and does hiring for a large tech consulting firm. He said if someone doesn't have a side hustle, they think it is odd and it is a strike against the potential employee.
I don't buy that. I've been applying like crazy over the past couple years and on all my applications I list my primary source of income is gig work like delivering food for Doordash and driving people around for Lyft and Uber. I'm not getting any call backs. I don't think these employers want to hire anybody with a second source of income because they know if they irritate us too much we can just up and quit because we have other options. Employers don't like that. They're looking for desperate people.
@@AK-47ISTHEWAY He is hiring IT people so it would be people that do computer programming on the side. He set up a website with his friends about music reviews
I was going to ask about switching jobs during a recession but sounds like you already answered it: get a side hustle. My situation though is I applied for govt job in March and now I'm going through tests and interviews for it. I have a steady job but it is high stress and they fire people every month
I work four remote jobs as a data analyst and I'll tell you right now that it's helped me learn so much faster. It definitely takes a whole lot of dedication and effort to get started and go beyond the basics though. Once you learn it, you're golden. I'm at $400k+ at the age of 25 and about to move from Boulder, CO to Fort Collins, CO where shit's so much cheaper. I'm about to pay off my starter home in three years or so. If you're on this channel, chances are you're ready to put in the effort to further your career so you're probably ready. Just don't jump from one to four. Go one job at a time.
@@DiamondFlame45 Freeze your TWN. Also, do you know how employment is validated? What all they validate? And what the proof of employment is that you have to provide if you select the "do not contact this employer" checkbox on the application?
@@Cathexis256 I have a couple different resumes. I have a healthcare data analytics resume, a big tech resume, a retail one, a Software Engineering one, a Data Analytics one, etc. I phrase them accordingly. I once accidentally talked about my retail data analytics experience and the wrong jobs in an interview with a healthcare company. I got rejected anyways and the hiring manager didn't exactly approve of my job hopping history🤣🤣🤣.
And this ladies and gentlemen is how the 60 hour work week starts. In 10 years if u aren’t working between 60 to 70 hours a week u will be considered a scrub free loader that is mooching off society
I was thinking alike. Like we need to work 2 jobs now, what is it going to be in 30 years? Many businesses have had record sales and profit over the past year, yet their employees have got little to no pay raise. Take for example grocery stores. People are just getting poorer as time goes. When the average person retires in 30 years, it's going to be luxury to use more than 3 squares of toilet paper per day.
@@bk2202 Toilet paper? What's that? I have a bidet.
Record high corporate profits. The only ones not feeling the pinch are the board room.
Truth!
I’m working two jobs and I am so exhausted. All of my expenses have increased, yet my salary has not. I have a graduate degree and will have to start paying back student loans soon. I’m so exhausted. So so so exhausted.
did the two jobs too to make ends meet with a little bit of spending money on the side, i missed having free time, and i felt so exhausted all the time, its the worst part of it. Some minor benefits from it were at least decreased utility and food costs since i wasnt home much (though gasoline went up causing driving more, but short commute)
No student loans for me, but otherwise... same.
Hope things are better for you.
My circumstances have positively effected my spiritual growth. God is my provision. It’s a stress reducer. The struggle is real!
Due to health challenges, working more than 8 hours a day 5 days a week isn’t healthy for me. I need my weekends to take care of my home and recover. I am doing my best to keep my resume updated, budgeting, and paying attention to the job market.
So why don't you work from home? Learn a new skill and apply for places that let you work from home on your computer. Even if it's just answering your phone and handling customer complaints. You can do that while laying on your couch.
@@AK-47ISTHEWAY it a possibility, but it still takes energy, time, and focus. I need to be strategic in the second job I would take.
I was previously self-employed. Those self-employment taxes are a killer. I wanted a weekend job where I could do something totally different so it didn’t feel like my work week never ended. So I took a job at a big box retailer. They worked with my schedule and I love it! I have a supervisor who makes all the tough decisions. I show up and work my shift, then leave. My employer pays the taxes and they give me extra benefits I hadn’t considered….like 20% off merch, COVID sick pay, plus plus.
We were living with our parents. That’s why we needed a home
Yeah for real I can't believe he wasn't able to figure that out
I tried doing this, it became extremely stressful trying to navigate between two calendars and meetings, having to do two 1x1 templates weekly, have two onenotes going and keeping up with the work. Was fun while it lasted ended up staying with the job i enjoy more!
"Where were these people living before this?" We were renting, and now we are being told by the banks that with our pay we can't afford an $800 mortgage, so we have to just keep paying $2500 rents.
Ha, yes!
It’s insane! These companies are making record profits and yet they are gaslighting us by telling people to work more and settle for low wages.
Inflation to an average working person is when his employer fails to pay him enough to afford what he produced over time. The answer to this shall never be side-hustle. Every working person all over the world must understand this!
That's why suicide is becoming more and more prevalent. People just can't cope with the pressure and stress. It's very sad
Not to sound sassy but that's why Therapist's have jobs, and anti depressants
That has more to do with the insane government reaction to the wu-flu than anything else.
@@ed4253Those quacks are basically frauds who engage in legalized gaslighting and telling people BS that they approve of and then try to peddle deadly drugs on them. Please do your research.
As someone who has tried to look themselves several times and who only survived after God literally saved my life, when even quacks and doctors had given up on me, the reality is that committing suicide is not enduring to the end (Matthew 24:13). It is not abiding in Christ (John 15:1-6). It is not continuing in His goodness (Romans 11:22). It is not holding fast the word (1 Corinthians 15:2). It is definitely being moved away from the hope of the gospel (Colossians 1:23). It is not holding fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope firm to the end (Hebrews 3:6). It is not holding the beginning of our confidence steadfast to the end (Hebrews 3:14). It is refusing and turning away from Him who speaks from heaven (Hebrews 12:25). And, it is not overcoming the world (1 John 5:4), but rather being overcome by the world and the devil (1 Peter 5:8). That doesn't happen to those "born of God."
We know that whoever is born of God does not sin; but he who has been born of God keeps himself, and the wicked one does not touch him. (1 John 5:18).
Typical suicidal people today are those who have no hope, and they are thus not in Christ (Ephesians 2:12; 1 Peter 1:3; 3:15), or they have been moved away from the hope of the gospel and are thus lost (Colossians 1:21-23). Those with deranged minds, or who "might have a mental breakdown," are those who do not have a sound mind and are therefore not in Christ (Isaiah 26:3; 2 Timothy 1:7). These people will end up in hell if they die in such a state. Such people are not saved. On the cross and in His death, Jesus did not lose or forsake hope in God nor rebel against Him as those who commit suicide today do. Moreover, no man could or can do what Christ did, lay His life down of Himself (John 10:18; Ecclesiastes 8:8 “No one has power over the spirit to retain the spirit”). He also was murdered by men (Acts 7:52).
Paul says,
if indeed you continue in the faith, grounded and steadfast, and are not moved away from the hope of the gospel which you heard, . . . (Colossians 1:23).
Jesus said,
he who endures to the end shall be saved (Matthew 24:13).
God does not promise salvation to those who forsake Him (e.g. 1 Chronicles 28:9; John 15:1-6; Hebrews 10:26-31). Paul warns,
Therefore consider the goodness and severity of God: on those who fell, severity; but toward you, goodness, if you continue in His goodness. Otherwise you also will be cut off. (Rom 11:22 NKJ)
“Mental Illness” (as in the realm we are talking, suicide, self-destructive behavior) is a symptom of a “debased mind” (Romans 1:28). When someone is so utterly given over to wickedness, hopelessness, and rejection of Christ that they kill themselves (as masochistic behavior is noted as demonic in Scripture, Mark 5:2-5; Ephesians 5:29 “no one ever hated his own flesh”), such behavior reveals there is no faith in Christ. God has made Himself very clear: “the unrighteous will not inherit the kingdom of God” (1 Corinthians 6:9-10), the “unbelieving” go to the lake of fire (Revelation 21:8). The Bible is not a lie.
I’m a 65 year old man, and will have to work until I can’t.
I work two jobs (have so for 9 years now), both a full-time day job, and I teach a part-time welding class one evening a week during the school year at a local vo-tech school. It pays well. I also do a periodic third side gig by burning up PTO from my day job for an HVAC/plumber guy in my church. Pays well too, but it’s definitely a younger man’s gig. Oddly enough, he can’t find a young guy interested in learning a trade and taking over his long established and profitable business . I get bent over at tax time. I’m not married, claim zero dependents, and have extra $ withheld. Disincentives trying to better oneself, but it is what it is.
my job offers plenty of overtime . but the more overtime i work the more taxes i pay.sometimes more work don’t equal more money. funny how the gov won’t follow that same rule and tax the rich. is basically to keep the little man down and keep ‘‘em working forever.
I've got two jobs, a side hustle and an ecom store. Like the man says you just can't take any chances having one source of income and it's easier than ever to get other income streams going.
That's great. How much time do you spend on each job? Because I have only 1 job, no side hustle, and I still have no time to do anything. And I work remote, no need to go to/from office. I can't imagine people who have to go to an office and they lose probably more than one hour only with that.
@@eugenb9017 I agree with Sean. You can’t rely on one source of income. I have 2 jobs. I Teach first aid 20 hours a week and work 20-30 hours at the Hospital. I’m also on 2-3 other companies books as a casual. My wife works full time as well. We chose this lifestyle because it allows us to toss an employer in the bin (literally in secs-with 1 phone call) if they start giving us any lip or start pulling the BS e.g. toxic workplace, wage theft, placed you on a PIP, nepotism etc. We also invest our money in term deposits at 4.2% to provide additional income. I hope this helps.
Also I’m constantly interviewing all year round. It’s true many job interviews I’ve been on (some potential employers) may like this setup (you having 2-3 jobs) and will instantly reject you. But trust me it’s totally worth it. You will eventually will come across cool employers who don’t mind this setup. It scared my current boss when he saw the amount of email of job offers of 50-60k being sent to me every week. I hope this helps.
ah yes, a full video explaining how i need to find another job so i can afford to go to my job, i feel like i'm back to Belarussian forced labor already
Exactly! And the same company doesn’t Want to raise your salary and gets upset when you take another job or hustle to compensate. Employers can’t have their cake and it too.
Ah forget about side hustles. Companies demand disclosure, non-competes, which basically bar you from working in your own as well as related industries are super common and companies demand all 40 weekly hours be given to them, while not providing sufficient income. No, you need to job hop from one job to another. You only have so much time in a week to work anyway!
Thank God my bills are low enough to not have to resort to a side hustle. I have a couple of friends who have to pull 2 jobs to get by these days. I don't know much, but it's put a huge strain on their relationships because they are never home. Not to mention when I do see them, they are always dog tired.
Thank yourself for being responsible with your debt management.
@@dangame1685 Eeeh...I mean kind of. I got lucky and am renting a house for....WAY cheaper than what market value is.
My friends were not so fortunate. I know one of them had to sell some of their higher end electronics to pay off their rent after prices spiked on him.
@@CT-yc4gd we need to get back to a culture of saving. High end electronics are a nice to have but rent money is necessary.
@@dangame1685 The items were a one time purchase when things were going much better for he and his fiancé.
I'm sure they were expecting rent increases. But from what his fiancé tells me, their rent went from $1200/month to $1700/ in 2 years or so.
I am actually looking at a side hustle or part time job now. I really need an extra 500/600 a month to cushion my budget and really attack my consumer debt. I have cut back about as much as I can.
More videos on the economy please.
I was a military reservist and had a full time job. The Reserve gig was nice side income.
Thank you!!
I do the grocery shopping. I noticed all the increases in pricing. Myjob requires me to be on-site as "essential personnel" - I also noticed how people as a whole lost any driving skills or etiquette they once had.
My job recently tossed me what would have been a "sizeable raise" had it happened in 2018 or 2019. It will not cover our increase in Healthcare premiums.
My 2nd job was sidelined for the Pandemic. Financially, we still haven't recovered.
Your videos have helped me navigate applying for a different 2nd job, or potential second full-time job.
However, it seems I get 2 interviews into the process and it's radio silence.
My question is... "should you mention you will need a second job during the recruiting process if they can't pay you the rate you are asking?"
In my experience in fire and rescue, claiming you have other obligations (2nd jobs) implies that commitment to the first one will suffer and they'll look towards another, more dedicated candidate.
It's best to lie about a second job until you get the primary one and work around it haha
No. If you need a second job they don't care in fact it could hinder you from getting a job. The employer would think this person is not focused on working here. Keep your side hustles to yourself.
They were paying subsidies while companies were shut. Great demand but lesser supply. Some companies had their best financial time with that subsidy money. All the money mass in economy was too much.
Job market is pretty bad. But also companies are extremely greedy as hell. I work 2 jobs myself. My main one has me working 12 plus hour days. We are seriously under paid. We should be at 25 for the work we do. We are at 20. We are being short by 1500 to 2000 a month. The company also wants us to do mandatory training, and not pay for it. They also wont reimburse for the training fee. Im saving all information with all the shady stuff they are doing. So when they get taken to the labor board. Ill submit all the stuff they done to rack up more charges. They want use to buy specific items for work. Wont reimburse as well. Its been a hot mess ever since the lockdowns. I put in around 55-60 per week to barely bring in 900.
Regarding the housing - don't be surprised. We are more and more and more. Someone who was a teenager just just 3 years ago, now it's becoming an adult and wants to move, probably he/she was living with the parents. And people live longer, so houses occupied by elderly people are not becoming available again.
I like these kinds of videoes
Thank you for this video. I will keep trying to come up with a feasible side hustle to do in addition to my full time job.
Currently working 5 jobs now but only getting 3 to 18 hours of work a week. At this point I've turned it into a game to see how many jobs I can have at the same time
Welcome to the late 1800's industrial revolution 3. Where people worked 12 to 14 hour days to survive.
Ya alot got built off the backs of American workers giving their lives and were treated terrible and then the unions came in and created the 40 hr work week
Not going forward in career at all. Want to move in another direction. Thank you for the advice.
I seriously don't know what else I could do for a side-hustle but I can't afford your course 😅. I know a lot of people always point to food delivery, but I have multiple reasons why that would be a bad choice for me. One, I'm not great with navigation and that's with GPS telling me where to go. I still often drive past my turn when going somewhere new. I just got another car this year and I have a car insurance discount for not driving a lot, plus I'm scared of it being wrecked (my last two vehicles were in accidents, one of them totaled, though neither was with me driving. But still, it's a big expense to have to yet again get another car). And lastly, I don't see very well at night and at this time, it's dark before I even get off work at 5PM. I can drive at night, but I prefer to minimize it, unless I'm going to familiar spots that I know like the back of my hand.
I don't feel knowledgable enough to sell any type of skills as well. It almost sucks to work 8 to 5, because any other type of job is really hard to accomodate with those hours...unless I'm alright with also giving up my weekends and working 7 days a week, and I'm not. I've not had a M-F job since my brief stint with fast food at 19, I really don't want to go back to working weekends. Or at least, not all day on my weekends. I really just need a little bit of a raise at work and I'd be good to go.
Don't forget you day job is your main job not the side hustle.
I don't agree with that. I left Walmart back in 2016 to do gig work like being a rideshare driver for Lyft and Uber and delivering food for Doordash. I'm making more doing my side hustle then when I was a supervisor at Walmart. I'm also working less hours so I have more free time.
Why talk about side hustles instead of the companies just completely slashing jobs
Exactly!
side income streams help protect you in the event of a layoff.
You can make yourself more powerless or more powerful.
Which one does sitting around complaining do?
Which one does the recommendations in the video do?
Because demanding better working conditions is literally communism or smth
I’ve been using field agent to make a little extra cash on the side. But I know it can’t support me. Lucky for me, I live with my parents. I wonder if I should try being a part time remote quickbooks guy.
What’s field agent?
@@ALifeAfterLayoff it’s an app where you can do jobs ranging from $1-$12. The mainly consist of going into stores to take pictures and answer questions about certain products or special displays. Can also earn raffle tickets and do buy and try jobs where they reimburse you in too if the bounty for the job.
@@FCXmaster interesting. I wonder if the cost of your time traveling to various sites is worth money. Do you find it to be lucrative?
@@ALifeAfterLayoff Honestly, the number of jobs available can fluctuate and I go for jobs either within a few miles from my home, my workplace or is on my way home from work. I usually use it to save up for fun stuff. Overall, I’ve made a little over $1000 over the course of a few years.
The shortage of housing is because the cost of a house is getting out of reach. To get one that will pass a mortgage inspection is expensive and then the taxes and insurance are reflecting the increases and then rates on top are turning the mortgage out of reach. It's more affordable to get an expensive apartment, with lower utility bills and get a room mate.
I pay premium not to listen to adds and here we go
For the last 12 years, I am tutoring school and college age kids as a sidekick; which proved to be fun and great mental fitness tool, but, giving this work 20 hours a week, I was getting marginal financial gains (being taxed at the tax bracket my main job defines) at the expense of time with my family. For crying out loud, I did not always have time to help my own kids with their homework!
In tough times, one does what he must; but, as one priest said to me, "I have taken confessions of many people on their deathbed, and none lamented they worked too few hours."
Maybe build some online courses around tutoring?
@@ALifeAfterLayoff I see your point, but the niche is spoon-feeding knowledge to those who haven't quite yet developed the skill of teaching themselves; which is part of what makes it fun for me.
I’m a massage therapist and am very concerned that with the decrease in disposable income my business will suffer. I’m not sure how to weather the storm.
Start offering "Happy Endings" and you'll see a huge increase in business.
I wish you good luck 🙏
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A lot of the new prospective homebuyers are younger millennials and Gen Z’ers like myself who just entered the workforce and are making trial-some attempts in setting our lives up
Love your videos and I have improved so much listening to you. Thank you
Ahh....yes....the good old fashion grocery shrink ray.
I side hustle to invest more.
No peace of mind or healthy balance. In the spirit of the upcoming holiday season, utilize this quote to push you through "what do you want on your tombstone"?
I’m in the year 2024. I’m from the future to let you know it is only going to get worse after 2022. Good luck over the next couple years.
Thanks for your thoughts on this. Many of us are burnt out and I do think it’s a good idea to have side income streams but how dark that those will keep us afloat now WHILE still working full time, rather than helping us save or if we’re between jobs. How in the world are labor trends sustainable? The dam will break at some point …
I am DEFINITELY INTERESTED IN SIDE-HUSTLES/JOBS!👔👔💰💰🎉🎉
I'm not working a 2nd job if my wife won't work one.
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It sounds like you should leave your wife then 🤣
My nephew is a manager and does hiring for a large tech consulting firm. He said if someone doesn't have a side hustle, they think it is odd and it is a strike against the potential employee.
I don't buy that. I've been applying like crazy over the past couple years and on all my applications I list my primary source of income is gig work like delivering food for Doordash and driving people around for Lyft and Uber. I'm not getting any call backs. I don't think these employers want to hire anybody with a second source of income because they know if they irritate us too much we can just up and quit because we have other options. Employers don't like that. They're looking for desperate people.
None of that is your nephew's business.
@@AK-47ISTHEWAY He is hiring IT people so it would be people that do computer programming on the side. He set up a website with his friends about music reviews
@@earthsteward9 Regardless, what people do in their free time is none of your nephew's business. Not everyone has time to effectively side hustle.
Step one to combating inflation?
Vote Republican.
I was going to ask about switching jobs during a recession but sounds like you already answered it: get a side hustle. My situation though is I applied for govt job in March and now I'm going through tests and interviews for it. I have a steady job but it is high stress and they fire people every month
I work four remote jobs as a data analyst and I'll tell you right now that it's helped me learn so much faster. It definitely takes a whole lot of dedication and effort to get started and go beyond the basics though. Once you learn it, you're golden. I'm at $400k+ at the age of 25 and about to move from Boulder, CO to Fort Collins, CO where shit's so much cheaper.
I'm about to pay off my starter home in three years or so. If you're on this channel, chances are you're ready to put in the effort to further your career so you're probably ready. Just don't jump from one to four. Go one job at a time.
How?! And do your employers know? Navigating meetings must be a hassle!
@@DiamondFlame45 Freeze your TWN. Also, do you know how employment is validated? What all they validate? And what the proof of employment is that you have to provide if you select the "do not contact this employer" checkbox on the application?
When you are applying for jobs how did you set up your resume?
@@Cathexis256 I have a couple different resumes. I have a healthcare data analytics resume, a big tech resume, a retail one, a Software Engineering one, a Data Analytics one, etc. I phrase them accordingly. I once accidentally talked about my retail data analytics experience and the wrong jobs in an interview with a healthcare company. I got rejected anyways and the hiring manager didn't exactly approve of my job hopping history🤣🤣🤣.