-: What I like most about what I do,
of just this free lance lifestyle,
is the amount of people I get to meet.
You know I actually tested this idea of
within maybe five minutes I can text three people
and they'll text 10 people
and then I'll get an answer for something.
And I actually did on site for a gig one time,
I was like I may know a guy who knows a guy
who knows a guy who can get us
that piece of webbing that you need.
But it's, I'm just, it's networking,
every gig is a new opportunity to network.
I'm a people person, I love it.
And it's not a nine to five job.
I did that, I did not do well in it.
It just drove me made because it was so boring!
There's not a typical week, and I think that's
what I like the most about the free lance lifestyle.
The downside to being a free lancer
is that you don't really get that guaranteed paycheck
you know every two weeks.
You're not salaried, you don't have health benefits and
you really don't have any passive income.
You know if you get sick, if you need a surgery,
that's time that you're taking away from having an income.
And so I've kind of found myself
in that situation a few times where I'm like okay,
I need to go corporate, I need to do something
where I can get you know the benefits and you know
the tax breaks and all the things that come
with having quote-unquote "normal job".
But then I kind of always go back to it,
I'm like I will not thrive in that environment.
So we're just gonna keep going until we keep making it big,
and don't have to really worry about
where the next paycheck is coming from.