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Sunny
I have not been working the last 6 months. Been living the dream and world traveling.
Been doing some side gigs here and there for gas money.
One of my gigs today was taking a client’s laundry to laundromat.
I’ve done it for her about 4 times now.
While there, I started chatting with the guy who was cleaning out the quarters from the machines.
We started chatting and now I got a part time gig as a fill in!
OMG…. I”m so GRATEFUL for this. $14/hour to boot. 4 -8 hour a week.
Getting paid to watch Netflix! haha! It’s only 2 miles from home.
I ride my bike past the place all the time!
TomášWe europeans don’t get this …each house has washing machine and most of them drying one as well…
it was one of the first things we bought with my wife when we start living together …
it was around 1000€ but both machines will live around 10 years …
BettyCongrats! I’m going on 5 months of not working and traveling but alas I return to work next month in another country.
Enjoy that Netflix!
JoshI don’t think your strategy sounds like F.I.R.E.
Takso, you are doing this because you are already FIRE and happy to get some no pressure gig?
or you saying you have these no-pressure gig without having enough money for FIRE, but you are equally happy?
BetsyLove this for you!! Opportunities pop up when you least expect it!
I’m going on 8 months without regular employment, but have spent 3 months in Thailand and currently sitting at SLC Airport, flying to Japan for 3 months…petsitting around the world.
When I’m home (SF area) side gigs fuel the next trip.
FIRE, I think, is finding a way to fund a life that brings you joy.
And money doesn’t always equate to joy.
NatashaThere are so many side gigs available. People just don’t know about them. I have about 7 little side gigs.
People always wonder how I can travel so much.
It’s because of my side gig money bringing in travel funds.
I do not watch TV.
AnnaI guess “living the dream” is defined vastly different for everyone. Sounds like you’re happy with this and enjoying what you’re doing.
AndreaLift the baskets for customers and you’ve got your workout, too. No gym needed.
ArvindThose machines still use quarters, and not pay by credit/debit/stored-value card?
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