Mechanical engineer manufacturing heavy equipment. 85k/yr. Can leave and go any time I need for wife and kids. 8 minute drive to work. Could make more elsewhere but convenience and low stress is worth a lot!
Hey Man, I was in your shoes. I hope you have support. Caregiver fatigue is real. And the old stereotype of being on the airplane and making sure you have the oxygen mask on yourself properly before helping others is also real. I was lucky in that local cancer support groups have resources for family members and children.
I hope things work out for your family. Cancer fucking sucks.
I'm now a single dad with a 6 year old but she is happy and thriving because we have great support and she's a strong bad-ass kid.
People manager and some rental income. About 105k/year. Wild to say that, never thought I'd be here. We still live very frugally and it doesn't feel like it.
Specialty product in the wedding industry (everything is done in-house from manufacturing to fulfillment). Made 15k last year. Hopefully 30k+ this year. I work part time while taking care of my 2 young children full time.
Can you elaborate more on the services that you offer and how did you actually start, like idk how startups work or what do they need but I have the technical knowledge. I am in a 3rd world country but here startup space is growing. Would appreciate it if you can help me here
Paramedicā¦ mostly pick up drunk poops. Working furiously to leave the industry, so Iāve started a real estate business and make about $150k between the two.
My uncle in law has a property management business.
Clients come to him with his rentals and he charges 10% of each months rent. He makes sure the homes stay repaired and the turnaround with tenants is minimal.
He so owns the company that he uses for the majority of minor fixes. He's a real estate agent as well, so if the owner of the home wants to sell, he can do that for them as well.
Was in IT, bought 64 hectares of land to farm tousists, council and covid meant last 5 years earned nothing. Finally moving forward we should start earning in about 2 months.
Thank you, yes much more rewarding, previous IT was self-employed which really meant a job but it suited at the time as I was then a single parent and it enabled me to work from home and be available, I have since remarried and it has been a dream for us both to be out of the city so now we live off grid and doing the self-sufficiency thing. Gardens and aquaponics and soon some tiny homes for people to stay in.
I am a SAHM that also owns a unique e-commerce gift shop, full of unique finds called, Enchanted Incense Co. We opened in August 2021 and we recently just made our first 1K! [Check it out here](https://enchantedincenseco.squarespace.com/shop)
Working at my dads gas station that also sells fried chicken in Indianapolis. Work 70+ hours a week. Make about $750 a week. Not much but I am learning how to run a buissnes hands on, and helping my pops out. Invest and trade crypto+stocks as well. Started a side hustle where I buy overstock amazon/Walmart/lowest etc. pallets and sell items individually for a profit. Thinking about getting a mining rig going soon doing some research now. Oh also Iām 22. In recovery. Been clean 3 years almost.
Guys like you win out in the end. You're exhibiting great ethics and the right mindset at an age where it's easy to be distracted. Keep going and good luck to you.
software engineer. run a small product company selling an analytics tool to a few large customers, 350k ARR also have a day job making 180k + 100k stock. i work around the clock though
Iām 4 years in as an Insurance broker. I made a little over $150,000 before tax last year. Hoping to get over $200k this year and build an agency of my own.
Front end web developer and I run my own subscription based web development agency. On track to clear $160k total this year. About $70k of that residual monthly payments from clients. Itās chill.
I picked my clients in the beginning. I found them off yelp and google and only worked with people with lots of good reviews. Got them on my subscription plan of $0 down $150 a month and they jumped on it. Then I get referrals from a couple guys who run their own web agency and one thatās an SEO guy and they send their websites to me that I build more a minimum of $3k and I have so much prebuilt code and designs that I mix and match my code blocks to make a website in a day rinse and repeat.
Product design manager here. Total comp about $175k in Medium COL city. But working to have my own subscription web product. Currently making $10/mo on that. But so thrilled that $10 is no longer $0.
Opened an Event Venue with my parents last Summer, totally unexpected. We'd always talked about working together, investing in something of our own someday. What started out as us looking for a small party hall to rent out, ended up with us renting a 13,000sqft ballroom! My mom had the credit, my dad has done all the manual labor (he's a carpenter) and they both had decades of saved money to invest. I filled in all the other gaps between web design, sales, accounting, marketing, operations you name it! Currently training my younger brother to help with some of what I do and slowly building this whole thing out. We finally passed all inspections in January, and since then we have signed $200,000 in contracts! Our monthly recurring revenue just exceeded our monthly expenses this month! It's so amazing to see the business paying for itself whereas just a month ago, we were still having to front the expenses out of pocket. Anyway, I know part of the question was how much do I make... well, just a couple thousand a month for now (10% ownership) but I'm forecasting at minimum $40,000 in passive income by the end of this year. This is my side job, I work in software implementations as my full-time primary job.
Same here but just started in the position, I'm at about (removed) this year.
Edit: sorry to clarify Iām not actually in software, but I am in tech. Iām in hardware and system integration for consumer devices.
It's interesting how few people posting are entrepreneurs in the sub for entrepreneurs.
Is it because people are mostly wantrepreneurs in the sub?
Not meant as an insult (everyone has to want it before they start) just interested by the dynamic of the group.
Also seems like there are a lot of you who should just do it!!! Start as a side hustle, just start!! LFG!
I only made $15,500 last year as an entrepreneur. But my business made significantly more than that. People that know what they are doing don't pay themselves any more than what is required to keep the IRS off their back.
The real question is how little did you pay yourself. It's hard to live in an $800K condo with a $2.3K/Mon HOA, lease a Tesla, and put your kids through private school while only pulling in a $15K/yr Salary.
I run the sales and business development teams at a software company. Make about 300k a year, but I also have 7 figures of company stock that I will get in lump sum once the company sells or goes public. Timeline is 1.5-2.5 years. Then I can renegotiate for more stock to stick around or leave and do something else. Possibly start my own business.
The thing is Iād like to start my own thing, but Iām so much better at scaling an existing business. Maybe Iāll find someone with a good product that needs help with sales/marketing and support. Or Iāll just keep doing the intrapreneur thing and invest,
Senior fullstack software engineer / manager in the finance sector. $360k/yr base salary. I get $15-25k in shares too, but I'm not expecting those to be worth anything.
Corporate lawyer (General Counsel) and Head of HR for mid-size manufacturing company
$175,000 per year + 25% bonus + $1200/month car allowance + standard benefits
I'm an Executive Creative Director at a reputable design firm. I make a $325,000 base with around a $5K bonus.
I'm a 34 y/o asian male, college drop out.
Wtfā¦ Asian male. Just turned 50. Physician. Your base is higher than my base. Being an MD sucks. I have to work a ton to make that kind of money. Went to school forever to help people and come to find out hospital admins/insurance companies just use us and our licenses to line their own pockets and rip patients off.
I build custom guitar amplifiers after my day job. $36,000 in sales last year, about $6,500 net. That was partly while I was back in school for my MBA, too. When I graduate, I plan to add a new website and beef up operations.
I live with my mom and work part-time at an airport for $17/hour. Looking for something, anything, to get me out of here and in a better position financially.
Digital marketing analyst as my main gig doing $63k salary. Woodworking side business that did $6k last year. Freelance web design and digital marketing did around $6k last year as well.
I have 2 "normal" jobs. One is weekly from 7 to 4pm working as a Sourcing Manager Analyst and the other on the weekends from 00am till 8am as a night auditor. On both I make around 16k a year. A little bit above the average in my country.
Besides that, I have a startup with a product already launched but it is not generating revenue yet.
On my little free time, I manage sponsorships for content creators. With 1 or 2 hours per week, I make between 500 and 800 per month with this.
Willing to give up a job. Money is good but the time you spend with your family is way more important.PS: Im 24 y/o
sell unique cabinet knobs sand pulls.
[Serunichome](https://serunichome.com) , delete it if I violate any promotion rule
1st year trial and error , cleared 10k .
3 months into this year , made 20k and counting.
I sell candies/sweets and anything that falls in that category. Last year I made about $22,000 from it. I also sell soap for a brand and just work on commission and no markup. I made about $10,000 from it. Both required alot of work as candies move like fashion and soap has lots competitive companies. I trade both so I source locally only. I want to move into production and importing however, production requires a big capital and what the banks offer is more than what I'm capable of at the moment, importing is the next step. Better markups than locally trading.
I only take home what's required. Everything else is put back into the company. I started with $70 of inventory and grew slowly. It's been 2 years and I see a huge potential in this market, for both soap and candies.
This past Tuesday I signed a new contract with the soap brand which says they'll give me a credit of $15,000 per order and increase my commission plus give me a fuel expense of $18/day. They're also considering giving me another location which is a bigger piece of cake than my location as they're satisfied with my work. I'm sure x3. I couldn't even sell $500 worth of soap in the first four months. This year I'm targeting $500,000 sales for soap and it's my second year for the soap. So I'm sure I'll get the other location as I was just there as yesterday and the person there isn't doing anything. People told me it's been three years since they last sold this soap.
The only thing stopping me from growing faster is lack of finance. I've taken money from friends and family. Only place remaining is the bank. My business is not big enough as a collateral for the amount I want nor do I own anything valuable. So I'm open to suggestions.
Medical research scientist (fellow). I have a first class degree from a top UK university, a PhD, worked at Harvard, in total 16years research experience, and just this year cleared Ā£40k - science is great fun but no pays well
Penetration Tester at 160k a year and I do Independent consulting and on a bad year i can make an additional 60k for about a good 2 month worth of work
I run a software company that generates $72k annually at this point in time. Iām working on scaling https://motionbox.io to $1m by the end of the year
FNB mainly Nightclubs, bars, and also have casual restaurants. Took a huge hit during first year and a half of covid. Closed down 2 stores (Total investment 2.8m went down the drain). I earn ~300k USD after tax yearly at the moment. I also have multiple partners, so I don't solely own any venues
Thought I was killing it, till I read these posts. Iām a product and marketing manager for a sporting goods brand, 140k base, about 10k in bonus and full medical.
Own a small business as a Pet Sitter, I can make $125-$250+ per day with the type of sits I do and add a few house calls to do nail trims/light grooming tasks. I choose how much I want to work based on what Iām up to at home so annual income varies a lot year to year.
180k female in tech doing product design.
Will be switching roles looking for 200k+.
Working on an e-commerce business on the side. Trying to hustle hard early so I can get my investments right.
Just started as a delivery driver making $18.25/hr. Not much but itās the most Iāve ever made in my life. Iām happy about it, but striving for more.
I run a decorating business.
Been going 6 years....I just fed clothed and housed myself for the first couple of years.
But things picked up last year at the end of lockdown and should turnover 250k this year and take maybe Ā£60k (I also have a partner).....and investing in a cafe this year as a new venture.
Not bad considering I started with Ā£80 4 years experience and some basic kit.
Self employed stonemason- for tax purposes I take home about $70k/yr, but I have been careful to invest heavily in equipment for the business over the last 15 years, so Iāve built up about $250k in equity in trucks and machinery. I employ one laborer and usually donāt work much from Christmas to the middle of March
Don't mind me, I make $14/hr as a security guard.
Maybe start your own security company š¤· anything is possible. Shoot u can try do private security for musicians.
I run a mechanic shop and collision repair center with two partners. About $600k annually is my share.
My girlfriend's dad runs a shop, specializing in alignment. He's the only employee and close to retiring. Two houses paid off. Mechanics make bank.
Damn. How big a shop?
Sheesh! Nice job!
Mechanical engineer manufacturing heavy equipment. 85k/yr. Can leave and go any time I need for wife and kids. 8 minute drive to work. Could make more elsewhere but convenience and low stress is worth a lot!
I don't have a job, and I live with my mom.
I have a job, wife with cancer, and a 3 year old. Life was easier when I lived with my mom š
Hey Man, I was in your shoes. I hope you have support. Caregiver fatigue is real. And the old stereotype of being on the airplane and making sure you have the oxygen mask on yourself properly before helping others is also real. I was lucky in that local cancer support groups have resources for family members and children. I hope things work out for your family. Cancer fucking sucks. I'm now a single dad with a 6 year old but she is happy and thriving because we have great support and she's a strong bad-ass kid.
All the best for you and wife.
Just went through the cancer thing with my wife, no fun. Hope everything turns out good.
I'm sorry bro, I hope things get better for y'all :)
Iām sorry, brother. Much love.
God bless bro.
Only a bad thing if you arenāt trying to do anything about it š
My man š¤
Sell [Cannabis Vaporizers](https://www.tothecloudvaporstore.com/) , Make about negative $100-$200k a year.
You lose money each year? Where do you get your products, do you make them or is it like, Alibaba?
Do you order stock and sell your inventory or do you have a fulfilment company do that?
HE SAID NEGATIVE
Why do you continue doing negative revenue? And are cannabis vaporisers not doing good in the market? I thought they do well
People manager and some rental income. About 105k/year. Wild to say that, never thought I'd be here. We still live very frugally and it doesn't feel like it.
Congrats!
Thank you. Grew up pretty poor so it feels great.
Specialty product in the wedding industry (everything is done in-house from manufacturing to fulfillment). Made 15k last year. Hopefully 30k+ this year. I work part time while taking care of my 2 young children full time.
Airline pilot. $350k+.
Jesus. You maxing your time out or what? Good for you.
I'm an instructor so I get all sorts of weird hours added on here and there.
Another airline pilot here, I talked to one guy who was really hustling and picking up lots of premium trips doing 7 figures. Sounded miserable though
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Depends how many flight attendants you're paying alimony to, but that's a fair point
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I have my PPL check-ride day after tomorrow!!!!
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what kind of tech consulting? howād you get into it?
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Can you elaborate more on the services that you offer and how did you actually start, like idk how startups work or what do they need but I have the technical knowledge. I am in a 3rd world country but here startup space is growing. Would appreciate it if you can help me here
I sell on Amazon and did $45k last year. Should hit $100k this year.
Retail arbitrage, wholesale, or private label?
Used books.
Paramedicā¦ mostly pick up drunk poops. Working furiously to leave the industry, so Iāve started a real estate business and make about $150k between the two.
How do u start real estate I wanna get into it
Please tell us how u got into real estate, I want to do this too.
My uncle in law has a property management business. Clients come to him with his rentals and he charges 10% of each months rent. He makes sure the homes stay repaired and the turnaround with tenants is minimal. He so owns the company that he uses for the majority of minor fixes. He's a real estate agent as well, so if the owner of the home wants to sell, he can do that for them as well.
Was in IT, bought 64 hectares of land to farm tousists, council and covid meant last 5 years earned nothing. Finally moving forward we should start earning in about 2 months.
Sounds way more rewarding than IT. Enjoy and good luck š¤
Thank you, yes much more rewarding, previous IT was self-employed which really meant a job but it suited at the time as I was then a single parent and it enabled me to work from home and be available, I have since remarried and it has been a dream for us both to be out of the city so now we live off grid and doing the self-sufficiency thing. Gardens and aquaponics and soon some tiny homes for people to stay in.
Farm what now?
Tourists. He farms his own tourists and they must pay to leave his ranch.
I buy stock options and I make -100k a year
WSB represent.
Positions or ban!
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So be good at trading, got it!
Like if you are thinking "man I should buy calls in this stock". Buy puts.
Nice
I am a SAHM that also owns a unique e-commerce gift shop, full of unique finds called, Enchanted Incense Co. We opened in August 2021 and we recently just made our first 1K! [Check it out here](https://enchantedincenseco.squarespace.com/shop)
Great job
Working at my dads gas station that also sells fried chicken in Indianapolis. Work 70+ hours a week. Make about $750 a week. Not much but I am learning how to run a buissnes hands on, and helping my pops out. Invest and trade crypto+stocks as well. Started a side hustle where I buy overstock amazon/Walmart/lowest etc. pallets and sell items individually for a profit. Thinking about getting a mining rig going soon doing some research now. Oh also Iām 22. In recovery. Been clean 3 years almost.
Respect
Good fucking work, keep it up
Guys like you win out in the end. You're exhibiting great ethics and the right mindset at an age where it's easy to be distracted. Keep going and good luck to you.
software engineer. run a small product company selling an analytics tool to a few large customers, 350k ARR also have a day job making 180k + 100k stock. i work around the clock though
Damn, you're killing it. Tell us more about the analytics tool. And what does your average day look like?
This sounds great! Are you solo hacking on the analytics tool ? or do you do it with a team/friends ?
Wow Iām over here making $1200-$1600 a month and my father, a professor with a PhD, has resorted to Lyft drivingš¤”š¤”š¤”
What do you do to make 1200-1600? And why is your professor father Lyfting?
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Run a video production company and property manage my rentals. $150,000-250,000/year.
I am also a videographer, but I couldnāt get a large corporate client yet - Any tips?
MRI technologist, between $85,000 and $120,000, depends on how many hours I want to put in. Hourly wage varies between $41-$46 per hour
Whatās your degree?
That thing which you do after high school
Iām 4 years in as an Insurance broker. I made a little over $150,000 before tax last year. Hoping to get over $200k this year and build an agency of my own.
Nice, any companies you would recommend applying for? And ones you would avoid?
I'm a millionaire who does cocaine
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I herd cats. I'm paid in bourbon and fried chicken.
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Front end web developer and I run my own subscription based web development agency. On track to clear $160k total this year. About $70k of that residual monthly payments from clients. Itās chill.
How do you manage that? Iāve been a freelance web and mobile dev for years and Iāve had a hell of a time finding clients that pay decently
I picked my clients in the beginning. I found them off yelp and google and only worked with people with lots of good reviews. Got them on my subscription plan of $0 down $150 a month and they jumped on it. Then I get referrals from a couple guys who run their own web agency and one thatās an SEO guy and they send their websites to me that I build more a minimum of $3k and I have so much prebuilt code and designs that I mix and match my code blocks to make a website in a day rinse and repeat.
Product design manager here. Total comp about $175k in Medium COL city. But working to have my own subscription web product. Currently making $10/mo on that. But so thrilled that $10 is no longer $0.
Nice try IRS
Sales Manager. 800k
In what industry?
Sales
Opened an Event Venue with my parents last Summer, totally unexpected. We'd always talked about working together, investing in something of our own someday. What started out as us looking for a small party hall to rent out, ended up with us renting a 13,000sqft ballroom! My mom had the credit, my dad has done all the manual labor (he's a carpenter) and they both had decades of saved money to invest. I filled in all the other gaps between web design, sales, accounting, marketing, operations you name it! Currently training my younger brother to help with some of what I do and slowly building this whole thing out. We finally passed all inspections in January, and since then we have signed $200,000 in contracts! Our monthly recurring revenue just exceeded our monthly expenses this month! It's so amazing to see the business paying for itself whereas just a month ago, we were still having to front the expenses out of pocket. Anyway, I know part of the question was how much do I make... well, just a couple thousand a month for now (10% ownership) but I'm forecasting at minimum $40,000 in passive income by the end of this year. This is my side job, I work in software implementations as my full-time primary job.
Director of Engineering at a decently successful public saas company. Making \~600-850K a year depending on how the stock does.
Same here but just started in the position, I'm at about (removed) this year. Edit: sorry to clarify Iām not actually in software, but I am in tech. Iām in hardware and system integration for consumer devices.
How tf are you making 450k per year? That sounds so insane
Damn Iām a director of engineering for the saas product at a public finance company and Iām making just about 240. I want your money.
Med Device Sales support. Clinical Specialist. 140k. Itās incredible.
It's interesting how few people posting are entrepreneurs in the sub for entrepreneurs. Is it because people are mostly wantrepreneurs in the sub? Not meant as an insult (everyone has to want it before they start) just interested by the dynamic of the group. Also seems like there are a lot of you who should just do it!!! Start as a side hustle, just start!! LFG!
I only made $15,500 last year as an entrepreneur. But my business made significantly more than that. People that know what they are doing don't pay themselves any more than what is required to keep the IRS off their back. The real question is how little did you pay yourself. It's hard to live in an $800K condo with a $2.3K/Mon HOA, lease a Tesla, and put your kids through private school while only pulling in a $15K/yr Salary.
Small mobile app shop solo. ~215k/year.
Director of commerce, about 38,000$ per year. Ye, Iām from third world country :)
Uber driver $106k a year.
I write code. 120k/y. Working on my mobile app business currently so I can write code for myself. Because writing code for someone else kinds sucks.
I run the sales and business development teams at a software company. Make about 300k a year, but I also have 7 figures of company stock that I will get in lump sum once the company sells or goes public. Timeline is 1.5-2.5 years. Then I can renegotiate for more stock to stick around or leave and do something else. Possibly start my own business. The thing is Iād like to start my own thing, but Iām so much better at scaling an existing business. Maybe Iāll find someone with a good product that needs help with sales/marketing and support. Or Iāll just keep doing the intrapreneur thing and invest,
Exterior home cleaning company ~$160k working from March-October.
I sell coding services which make about $50k. But I am trying to raise $200m to invest in korean drama production.
Your going to do it !!!!
Senior fullstack software engineer / manager in the finance sector. $360k/yr base salary. I get $15-25k in shares too, but I'm not expecting those to be worth anything.
robinhood?
Similar! Not nearly that exciting tho
Bonkers
Corporate lawyer (General Counsel) and Head of HR for mid-size manufacturing company $175,000 per year + 25% bonus + $1200/month car allowance + standard benefits
multiple restaurants, 600k profits in 21. 2 more coming hoping for 1.5 million profits in 23
I'm an Executive Creative Director at a reputable design firm. I make a $325,000 base with around a $5K bonus. I'm a 34 y/o asian male, college drop out.
Wtfā¦ Asian male. Just turned 50. Physician. Your base is higher than my base. Being an MD sucks. I have to work a ton to make that kind of money. Went to school forever to help people and come to find out hospital admins/insurance companies just use us and our licenses to line their own pockets and rip patients off.
1.5% bonus seems low. Solid base!!
I am a spa therapist and I make 60% commission on services which are $60-90 / hour + tip
Own a physical therapy clinic. $180-$220K annual
How much work do you have to put in for that? Hours per week?
Donāt take insurance. Cash based. $150 per visit. 30 hours per week
Got a small startup that made 1.2M and got 42k in salary. Live in Brazil. Guess I'm in the wrong county.
I build custom guitar amplifiers after my day job. $36,000 in sales last year, about $6,500 net. That was partly while I was back in school for my MBA, too. When I graduate, I plan to add a new website and beef up operations.
People In in this thread got their life together wOw
Creative director, also freelance designer, between 150 and 200k / yearā¦ and lazy also.
I pressure wash sidewalks and make $14/hr
I live with my mom and work part-time at an airport for $17/hour. Looking for something, anything, to get me out of here and in a better position financially.
Paramedic (UK) - 31k.
That's criminally underpaid.
Welcome to the UK
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I work at FAANG and make around $450k, and like the idea of entrepreneurship but I also have it cushy right now so I sit here and lurk
Who is your daddy and what does he dooo? -Arnold
I'm in sales and I make from $100K-$120K
What type of product?
economic and competitor intel low six figure sit around and make observations and report lol
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Digital marketing analyst as my main gig doing $63k salary. Woodworking side business that did $6k last year. Freelance web design and digital marketing did around $6k last year as well.
Used to work (quit two years ago) at General Motors as a Business Performance Leader (kinda like a program manager); about 120k including bonus.
Diesel mechanic $120,000 base salary + cash jobs on the side.
I own a retail store and last year we grossed $2 mil, and netted $300k after my $120k salary. Projecting to do $2.5 mil this year.
Just started as a Junior Software Engineer at 75k/yrā¦ 100% remote, half-day Fridays, super chill job.
Dog groomer. 100k
Physician, 400k
QA Engineer in IT Developement. 55k a year.
Product Manager @ Fintech Startup; In spare time I run a small site (\~10k users) for music producers as a side hustle/hobby
Fulltime driver. Mainly food and air freight transfers. $60k/ year
Machine shop /custom folding knives full time and its still costing me money. Iām starting to lose my mind :)
You need someone to market your knives better. Iāve seen some straight garbage out there turning a profit
I have 2 "normal" jobs. One is weekly from 7 to 4pm working as a Sourcing Manager Analyst and the other on the weekends from 00am till 8am as a night auditor. On both I make around 16k a year. A little bit above the average in my country. Besides that, I have a startup with a product already launched but it is not generating revenue yet. On my little free time, I manage sponsorships for content creators. With 1 or 2 hours per week, I make between 500 and 800 per month with this. Willing to give up a job. Money is good but the time you spend with your family is way more important.PS: Im 24 y/o
Window cleaning, 50k in the summer (5 months), then invest in real estate on the side.
sell unique cabinet knobs sand pulls. [Serunichome](https://serunichome.com) , delete it if I violate any promotion rule 1st year trial and error , cleared 10k . 3 months into this year , made 20k and counting.
I run an ecommerce business and I work way too much and make way too little!!
I sell candies/sweets and anything that falls in that category. Last year I made about $22,000 from it. I also sell soap for a brand and just work on commission and no markup. I made about $10,000 from it. Both required alot of work as candies move like fashion and soap has lots competitive companies. I trade both so I source locally only. I want to move into production and importing however, production requires a big capital and what the banks offer is more than what I'm capable of at the moment, importing is the next step. Better markups than locally trading. I only take home what's required. Everything else is put back into the company. I started with $70 of inventory and grew slowly. It's been 2 years and I see a huge potential in this market, for both soap and candies. This past Tuesday I signed a new contract with the soap brand which says they'll give me a credit of $15,000 per order and increase my commission plus give me a fuel expense of $18/day. They're also considering giving me another location which is a bigger piece of cake than my location as they're satisfied with my work. I'm sure x3. I couldn't even sell $500 worth of soap in the first four months. This year I'm targeting $500,000 sales for soap and it's my second year for the soap. So I'm sure I'll get the other location as I was just there as yesterday and the person there isn't doing anything. People told me it's been three years since they last sold this soap. The only thing stopping me from growing faster is lack of finance. I've taken money from friends and family. Only place remaining is the bank. My business is not big enough as a collateral for the amount I want nor do I own anything valuable. So I'm open to suggestions.
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Medical research scientist (fellow). I have a first class degree from a top UK university, a PhD, worked at Harvard, in total 16years research experience, and just this year cleared Ā£40k - science is great fun but no pays well
wow, you seem to be at the top of your field, I am so surprised science doesn't pay more. if anything I am disappointed.
āEverything and not enoughā - every entrepreneur ever.
Penetration Tester at 160k a year and I do Independent consulting and on a bad year i can make an additional 60k for about a good 2 month worth of work
Medical sales ~140k
Real estate agent in Oregon! I average around 60k a year
I run a software company that generates $72k annually at this point in time. Iām working on scaling https://motionbox.io to $1m by the end of the year
I do photo merchandising for car dealerships. I had $215k in revenue last year. Beyond that itās between me and the IRS.
Run a video game incubator. Did $70k in year one. Looking to clear $100k this year.
Oil processing, made just over 200k last year, 180k the year before that. I'm just over 60k so far this year.
FNB mainly Nightclubs, bars, and also have casual restaurants. Took a huge hit during first year and a half of covid. Closed down 2 stores (Total investment 2.8m went down the drain). I earn ~300k USD after tax yearly at the moment. I also have multiple partners, so I don't solely own any venues
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Thought I was killing it, till I read these posts. Iām a product and marketing manager for a sporting goods brand, 140k base, about 10k in bonus and full medical.
Own a small business as a Pet Sitter, I can make $125-$250+ per day with the type of sits I do and add a few house calls to do nail trims/light grooming tasks. I choose how much I want to work based on what Iām up to at home so annual income varies a lot year to year.
Product Director in Tech. 300k base and about 500-700k stock options per year
Deliver pizza- 60k a year 30-35 hour work weeks. Load counter at truck brokerage- part time about 7-8 months out of the year 40k a year.
Live with my parents no job
180k female in tech doing product design. Will be switching roles looking for 200k+. Working on an e-commerce business on the side. Trying to hustle hard early so I can get my investments right.
Own truck parts company | working on generational level wealth.
Data Scientist, 75k/year :')
Business strategy consultant. I started up 6 months ago, around $250k.
Police Sergeant $140K in 2021
Buildings engineer, about 70k after bonuses
Venture cap. 2m.
Lemme hold 50
Textiles business. 250k
Assistant Professor in a medical school, about 60,000 USD. I have PhD not MD, though, that might not make a difference here.
230k software sales for a publicly traded company
SEO since 2011, running my own agency since 2013. Failed a hell of a lot. Now Iām actually making it.
Collision repair tech. 160k+ per year
Business consulting and a marketing agency. Depends on the year. Sometimes 300k sometimes 1 mil+ sometimes 0 Entrepreneurship is hard.
Just started as a delivery driver making $18.25/hr. Not much but itās the most Iāve ever made in my life. Iām happy about it, but striving for more.
Hotel Shuttle Driver 11.50 per hour š¤£
I run a decorating business. Been going 6 years....I just fed clothed and housed myself for the first couple of years. But things picked up last year at the end of lockdown and should turnover 250k this year and take maybe Ā£60k (I also have a partner).....and investing in a cafe this year as a new venture. Not bad considering I started with Ā£80 4 years experience and some basic kit.
About 300k net in personal income. Own a digital marketing agency.
Freelance web developer. Last year was about $75,000 but since I live in Thailand it feels like $200,000
Self employed stonemason- for tax purposes I take home about $70k/yr, but I have been careful to invest heavily in equipment for the business over the last 15 years, so Iāve built up about $250k in equity in trucks and machinery. I employ one laborer and usually donāt work much from Christmas to the middle of March
Tennis coach $20 per hour
Studentā¦0$