/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>15910673
Kneepads>>15910673

You make 25 to 39 an hour and you still want more? What are you blowing your check on? Fucking idiot I'd kill to be in your position

>>15910673
RN with BSN?

>>15910673>>15910810
If yes, then apply to be a public health nurse. Youll work 8-5, hour lunch, paid holidays, and make 36 to 47 dollars per hour.

>>15910673
I work as a pharmacist and I'll tell you I felt like you did many years ago and I started working MORE to buy rental properties. Over the past ten years I worked enough to own 5 low end properties outright and have a note on 6 others. After paying the notes my rental income is 4200/mo...in about 5 years I'll be 50 and hopefully by then I'll have worked/bought enough for 8k/month and then its downtime.
That's simply what I did after wageslaving for ten years with nothing to show for it and a friend convinced me to get into real estate. I recommend the same for you TODAY...that's the light at the end of the tunnel, no easy answer tho. (your in a good spot too because your job will always be in demand and always a fall back just in case)

>>15910673
If you truly are a nurse, you should do what my sister did. She was a nurse for like 2 years right after school. She fucking hated it, but was making decent money - I think it was like $70k starting. It wasn't that she was unhappy with the pay, but just hated the job/hours. At that time I was a sales rep for a medical device company and told her to apply to medical device / pharma company. Medical device companies get raging boners for prior's-nurses, therapists, medical personnel etc.. You should do medical device sales, I wouldn't recommend pharma. You can make really, really good money if you're good. It honestly isn't that hard either - as you know from being a nurse - hospitals are always buying and trying new equipment. It's not some bullshit like printer/copier sales where you are nervous about not hitting quota each month. In your first year you can easily make $80k, followed by $100k after 2 years. Most also get their car payments paid for with a company credit card. I didn't pay for gas for like 4 years before I went to another job. You also aren't crammed at a desk or cubical. You are out in the field and so much better than an office job. So, you should do that. Being a former nurse - I'd recommend looking into companies that specialize in products for cath lab, EP, and OR. Medical device companies get former nurses all the time and would bring in more if they could.

>>15910846
but now you're a jew

On days off swing trade crypto. Eventually you can stake fantom and have passive income.

>>15910673
at least get a chainlink suicide stack, this shits like ether

>>15910673
Gay4pay, girl job.

I make 4,5 eur per hour and they take 40% of that as taxes

>>15910673
when does your overtime kick in? after you've worked 40 hours a week?

>>15910673
Take all your income, and buy as much LINK with it as you can.

>>15910846
You're gonna be lost as fuck in three years as all you have conditioned yourself to do is work. 8k/month will be quite comfy tho.

You are in the fucking industry , you have so many ways to get scrips for huge amounts of opiates and slang them for at least 10x profit.

If you are still poor it is only because everyone around you has convinced you it is really hard to do with many checks and balances or it is not worth it .

Pro tip friend it is super easy and totally worth it.

>>15913248
Go on....

>>15910911
I have a Bioengineering degree, 3.87 GPA. Retail sales experience but 3 year work gap since graduation. Should I apply to medical device sales?