This is interesting, but i cant imagine hustling every single day to make money. I still prefer a standard office job. Cos i know im not the hustling and constant job hunting type. 😢
Well, everyone prioritizes things differently. To some, flexibility and/or new experiences is more important than stability, money and job progression. I feel as long as they aren't just rotting their lives away, not working or contributing in any ways, let them live their lives they desire.
GURL you have no idea how timely this is because my corporate job is so suffocating I literally dream of what it'll be like to do gigs as a living... Getting to meet new people, experience new things, and most importantly the flexibility of not being stuck under a single job/boss.... Really sounds like a dream to me!! Stability is too overrated in Singapore. Yes, money, but at what cost? Mental health, losing that spark in life? It's so refreshing to see alternative ways of earning incomes, and I really respect people for choosing this road less traveled. Success looks different to everyone, it doesn't always have to be a stable income and climbing the corporate ladder. If you can feed yourself, what's wrong with that? It's still a respectable job and actually a needed one that contributes to other people. TLDR, thank you for doing this vid! You've lived out my What If and showed me it's actually possible to survive on gigs, should I ever need to make that jump. 🫡
Change your full time job. Don't jump to doing side gigs. It's not sustainable. I say this as someone who did this twice, once because I just wanted to try, the second time was because I needed to take care of my family. The instability of it all can take a toll on your mental health too.
Very cool stuff but i think its not very nice to use your phone during an interview/ shoot (14:30). Keep slaying!
Why is there a trend to glamorize gig jobs?
Love this series ❤❤❤
This is interesting, but i cant imagine hustling every single day to make money. I still prefer a standard office job. Cos i know im not the hustling and constant job hunting type. 😢
5:46 love that lmao
Very insightful episode 👍
where to find all this random gig jobs?
So pretty 😍
make drinks for paying customer dont need food hygiene cert? interesting…
Don’t u guys think it’s just pure f dumb? Gig jobs till 40?
Well, everyone prioritizes things differently. To some, flexibility and/or new experiences is more important than stability, money and job progression. I feel as long as they aren't just rotting their lives away, not working or contributing in any ways, let them live their lives they desire.
GURL you have no idea how timely this is because my corporate job is so suffocating I literally dream of what it'll be like to do gigs as a living... Getting to meet new people, experience new things, and most importantly the flexibility of not being stuck under a single job/boss.... Really sounds like a dream to me!!
Stability is too overrated in Singapore. Yes, money, but at what cost? Mental health, losing that spark in life? It's so refreshing to see alternative ways of earning incomes, and I really respect people for choosing this road less traveled. Success looks different to everyone, it doesn't always have to be a stable income and climbing the corporate ladder. If you can feed yourself, what's wrong with that? It's still a respectable job and actually a needed one that contributes to other people.
TLDR, thank you for doing this vid! You've lived out my What If and showed me it's actually possible to survive on gigs, should I ever need to make that jump. 🫡
Change your full time job. Don't jump to doing side gigs. It's not sustainable. I say this as someone who did this twice, once because I just wanted to try, the second time was because I needed to take care of my family. The instability of it all can take a toll on your mental health too.
Man Mathilda is cuuuuute!
Love❤
this program is useless, the problem is not the earnings, but how to get so many part time jobs?
2 years gigging....No progression...worse...No employer will ever hire you.
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