u/Quirky-Departure2533

Hi, I do not have DID but I have a friend who does. Also, I have studied psych, though I do not have a degree in it, I did have a minor in undergrad and also did study it for a year at doctorate level before leaving the program. But at school, they rarely brought up DID, and I also understand everyone has totally different experiences, so I wanted more than just my friend's input on this. Also, with my own mental health issues and a possibility of narcolepsy, I have had weird experiences with dreams, especially right when I fall asleep. So it just made me curious. If they've done any studies on it, I'd love to see the data if you have a link. I didn't find anything, but maybe I missed something!
Thanks so much for your responses!

Last time I did a money spell (i think a jar but it was probably like 8 years ago so I don't remember exactly), it definitely worked in terms of bringing in money. But the way it ended up working was my husband and I kept getting dumped with a ton of overtime at the place we worked because we ended up becoming the only shift leads after others left. I am about to start doordashing as well as making crafts to sell. I guess i'd like to focus on good tips from customers, that doordash company won't steal my tips, that i make lots of good products and sell them, or even that money comes from unexpected places. My husband may be getting a raise soon too but we aren't sure because of a 30 day trial period in this newer position at the company and his company just took a big hit, so I don't see that happening just yet anyway. Just wanting this so that we don't end up working 24/7 and it ending up bad for us.
Thanks so much.

Edited to add: maybe I don't mean backfire, but how can I word it better or put the right energy into it to get good results?

I used to love crafting, and am trying hard to get back into it.

I'm about to start Doordashing, and I'm wondering what kind of crafts would be good for any kind of down time/waiting times? I'm in a farm town, so I am unsure of the market here yet for Doordash, but it is busy enough that it does exist. Anyway, my point is, I want to have easy to do crafts that will make me enjoy crafting again, but can fit in my car and can be put down quickly if needed.

I'm considering maybe wire wrapping jewelry? But I can't think of anything else, other than maybe knitting ? But I haven't learned that yet and, tbh, I tried once and did not get the hang of it at all. I may try learning that eventually though.

Anyway, any other ideas? Thanks so much.