Breaking news. Did you hear? That working as a solopreneur can be an addiction.
Millions of people across the globe are hustling and chasing after side gigs in hopes that they can make more money. Why this sudden interest to chase thousands of dollars? Is this some sort of get rich quick scheme or are solopreneurs digging for gold and actually finding it?
We hit the streets to catch what the fuss is all about and were shocked at what unfolded.
One spectator overheard some real talk for business owners: what would you do with the money you got back from the subscriptions you forgot you're paying?
The $11.99 app you haven't opened in months. The free trial that never stayed free. The one that bills you once a year and always catches you off guard.
For most people it's not one big bill, it's a dozen small ones that feel too tiny to bother with. Until you add them up and realize they've been quietly eating your cash flow all year.
I've been there. I once moved debt from card to card, took consolidation loans, and put my car up as collateral, working overtime and side gigs, convinced it was a math problem. It wasn't. It was a pattern problem. I wasn't paying attention to where my money was actually going.
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Day 1 you find the leaks,
Day 2 you find the money owed to you,
Day 3 you make one move.
No shame. No restrictive budget.
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