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03-10-2016, 03:44 PM
7 reasons you should pick up a side gig (that have **thing to do with money)
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Years ago, I worked Sunday brunch at a busy Manhattan restaurant. I left the shift approximately $250 richer, feeling beat, but in a good, hard-earned way. The next morning, my alarm would go off, and I’d rise and prepare for the first of five days in the ******. My second job allowed me to travel a reasonable amount, sock some money away in an IRA, and enjoy frequent *******-fueled dinners with my friends at upscale spots.
I never saw the extra work as being anything more than eco**mically logical. But, as such, I knew it wasn’t something I could carry on forever. Instead of having a two-day weekend, I technically only had one, and that was a path likely to lead to bur**ut. When I switched companies, I was able to make up for the weekend cash with a salary bump that coincided with a higher title and far greater job responsibilities. Working brunch ** longer made sense for me. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/10/reasons-pick-up-side-gig/)
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I never saw the extra work as being anything more than eco**mically logical. But, as such, I knew it wasn’t something I could carry on forever. Instead of having a two-day weekend, I technically only had one, and that was a path likely to lead to bur**ut. When I switched companies, I was able to make up for the weekend cash with a salary bump that coincided with a higher title and far greater job responsibilities. Working brunch ** longer made sense for me. Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/10/reasons-pick-up-side-gig/)
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