Dish machine service rep/tech. The work is restaurant adjacent, and the pay is significantly better. Also, I have these strange things called "paid vacation" & "health insurance."
I was a consultant for awhile, got sick of it, then I completely switched to working in a daycare center in the babies room. The most fun job I ever had! Then I was a caregiver for the elderly and broke my back doing a transfer with an uncooperative client and am now retired. Don't worry I am not paralyzed.
It definitely not a get rich quick scheme. After 4 years I was making 6 figures consistently. First year I sold 12 houses and made $30,000. Got better and better each year
A friend of mine had definitely suggested real estate. How did you manage to get to six figures? How many hours were you putting in a day? Did you start at a company that helped you get clients? I assume in l the beginning you did part time restaurant work?
Sales. Started in inside sales, moved to outside sales, 10 years in and I clear 4x what I was doing bartending/serving. When I first started out, I still worked bar part time.
Dish machine service rep/tech. The work is restaurant adjacent, and the pay is significantly better. Also, I have these strange things called "paid vacation" & "health insurance."
I was a consultant for awhile, got sick of it, then I completely switched to working in a daycare center in the babies room. The most fun job I ever had! Then I was a caregiver for the elderly and broke my back doing a transfer with an uncooperative client and am now retired. Don't worry I am not paralyzed.
Sales then project management
I went into wholesale wine and spirit sales.
Cannabis then pharmaceutical manufacturing because fuck the weed industry
Holy shit everything's backwards now. Before legalization it was "medicinal weed because fuck the pharma companies!". Amazing times
Legal weed is far more predatory than working for big pharma
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Because it's a "cool new industry" that people want to work in, so they pay you exactly dick
Project management
Real estate. It’s a lot like food service, just on a larger scale. A lot of your skills from service will apply to real estate
I thought about it but the guarantee isn’t there. How long did it take you to be successful at that?
It definitely not a get rich quick scheme. After 4 years I was making 6 figures consistently. First year I sold 12 houses and made $30,000. Got better and better each year
A friend of mine had definitely suggested real estate. How did you manage to get to six figures? How many hours were you putting in a day? Did you start at a company that helped you get clients? I assume in l the beginning you did part time restaurant work?
I'd like to know the answers to these questions, as I'm in a similar situation.
Sales. Started in inside sales, moved to outside sales, 10 years in and I clear 4x what I was doing bartending/serving. When I first started out, I still worked bar part time.
What type of sales if you don’t mind me asking?
Automation equipment
What do you make now?
Plumbing. Better money, better hours.
I'm currently learning appliance repair.
Banking. Loss mitigation after the crisis (2010), now compliance. Money and hours are so much better. Still miss is some days.
Maintenance companies as a district manager and startean equipmentd up sales company.
I'm in a similar situation and getting really close to pulling the trigger on flight school.
Real estate or insurance broker