What steps did you take going full time IM?

LegitAM

LegitAM

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Hey guys, I'm coming up on graduation in about a semester and starting to map out my timeline and goals to allow me to sustain this full time post-graduation.

Any tips you can recommend that you took when going full time? Although I make enough to go full time currently, I feel like the way I do it is too volatile and I feel like I am lacking a solid residual month to month income.
 


All I can tell you is to have several streams of income, and ensure that all of your income streams are not tied up online. This includes interest of over $100/month on bank accounts, etc.

And exercise. If you turn into a fat fuck you'll have a hard time enjoying all of your hard-earned monies.
 
Multiple streams of income and enough cash to keep you and your family alive for some time (6-12 months) if all streams of income disappear...
 
Pay off ALL your major debts like credit cards

Got a big car loan? Sell that car, get a $2k honda civic.

Calculate your expenses...what can you cut and save? Every cent you save = more $ towards your campaigns = getting closer to your dreams.

6 months worth of savings.

Have multiple ways of making money.
 
Human said:
All I can tell you is to have several streams of income, and ensure that all of your income streams are not tied up online. This includes interest of over $100/month on bank accounts, etc.

And exercise. If you turn into a fat fuck you'll have a hard time enjoying all of your hard-earned monies.
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This shit is so vital. Invest in a cheap treadmill if you have to. It's a great cheap way to work out in your house and blow off steam, get clarity, etc.

Dr_Ngo said:
Pay off ALL your major debts like credit cards

Got a big car loan? Sell that car, get a $2k honda civic.

Calculate your expenses...what can you cut and save? Every cent you save = more $ towards your campaigns = getting closer to your dreams.

6 months worth of savings.

Have multiple ways of making money.
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^This too. Getting the debt out of the way is a good point.
 
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