Whether by choice or necessity, many of us today are maintaining multiple income streams. Entrepreneurs and independent contractors in particular seem more prone to this multi-job arrangement. But the question is: how can we juggle all of our duties without dropping the ball?
The Moonlighter’s Survival Guide: 10 Tips to Successfully Manage Multiple Jobs
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From http://frugalentrepreneur.com 4990 days ago
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4990 days ago
Nothing "Frugal" about that post! Sobering statistics too!
Gone are the days when dad got a 9-5 job at "the company" where he would remain for life. Now it's the age of dog-eat-dog and then some overtime too!
I was lucky during the days that I was breaking into the freelancer world to have a 9-5 wife who was willing to put up with a rather difficult half year. Two incomes sure helps and alleviates in many cases the need for multiple jobs.
Yoni
4990 days ago
"Nothing "Frugal" about that post!"
Unfortunately, it is the frugal choice if your employment options are limited.
"Gone are the days when dad got a 9-5 job at "the company" where he would remain for life"
Yeah, the world's more complicated now... and so is our employment.
"Two incomes sure helps and alleviates in many cases the need for multiple jobs."
True, except sometimes it creates other problems if both people are working 40+ hours per week.
Adam