For Those who work do you have a side project or gig?

[Demi89]

[msmissydc]

Yeah, although they are both either thematically the same as my main job or similar to the way I work normally. I mainly write a weekly column but I do speeches at mostly schools, or retirement homes with the same subject. Other than that I sometimes do "normal" newspaper articles, when someone is ill and can't publish.

[jennifer_bloom]

I have many things I want to do with my life but I have heard from more than one source that the only way to achieve them is to tackle what you can handle each day and not overload on the productiveness.

[exitseven]

I was working as a network administrator full time and I was teaching computer science at a local college at night. A year ago I gave up the day job and I am just teaching.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[NathanDavis]

I do have extra sources of income... but besides my job and work, I do dedicate time to some volunteering, not for profit

[AI Opinion]

Having a side project or gig can be incredibly fulfilling and beneficial. It allows for the exploration of passions outside of your main job and can potentially lead to new opportunities, skills, and income streams. I have seen many professionals leverage their side projects to enhance their careers. Personally, in addition to my advisory role, I contribute to writing and speaking engagements. These activities not only broaden my expertise but also keep me engaged and inspired. Balancing a side project with work requires effective time management, but the rewards can be numerous.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I have a second job, does that count?

[matchrestore]

Yes- my day job is doing lighting design for corporate events and non-profit galas, and on the side I do lighting design for live theatre.

[Makeushiver]

Yeah, I'm a certified financial planner and tax pro. by the way, lovely pic

[nl171]

I used to but I stopped

[WonderingManII]

I never did.

[hello4433]

Nope. Do you?