u/Griffffith

My belief was that money is a really easy thing to obtain regardless of what was going on in the 3D. Even though I had $11 to my name, I knew I had massive chunks of cash sitting somewhere for me and thats what got me through each day of the money hurt.

A month later, I was recruited to do an in-home tech study which is flexible and required a few hours a day. The pay out for that was $6000 a month for 2 months for just a couple hours a day.

Right before I started the tech study, I finally landed a full time job that was paying $30 an hour. It's an okay pay rate, but it's really good for what it is. Simple tasks at low to moderate work load.

So thanks to the job, I was able to save every dime from the study and got everything I needed to start my own buisness (nothing online or anything.)

Fast forward a few more weeks, got the buisness running and set my own pay rate of $200 per appointment which lasts no longer than 90 min.

On days im not at my job, I'm working through my buisness doing 3 - 5 appointments a day. So far, the most amount of money I made in a single day (through labor) was $1400 in the span of 8 hours all earned and paid out!

I don't really have to offer much depth in terms of advice, but learn to adopt a positive mind set, know that what you want is already yours, and remember that good things can occur just as quickly as things can go bad!

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u/Griffffith — 19 days ago

I am my 60 year old mother’s sole caregiver, and she can no longer safely live alone.

After a hospital stay caused by uncontrolled diabetes, followed by months in a care facility, her health has declined significantly. She is now much weaker, needs help walking, and requires daily assistance with basic tasks like getting around safely and using the restroom.

I am caring for her full-time to keep her safe, stable, and out of another facility.

riginally agreed to help cover her housing after relocating her, but they have since stepped away from that support and removed themselves from the lease. I am now trying to keep her housed and cared for on my own while providing for her every day and night.

I am asking for help to keep my mother safe at home, maintain her housing, and continue caring for her with dignity.

https://gofund.me/c4eb8d552

Anything helps — whether through a donation or simply sharing this.

Thank you.

u/Griffffith — 25 days ago