Hey All! Just wanna say thank you to all the comments (keep em coming), and if you haven't seen here's my response to some of the top comments I've gotten here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/e3Wulo-dlqWeaJs.html

@theguywithgoodvibe8047

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Johnathan, Thanks for the video! It is definitely helpful. I do have a question though. - When you are applying for 2nd job, when they ask for references what did you do or how did you handle it? - When you are filling out the tax forms such as W4 and other forms, how did you fill that out? I believe there’s a question saying “Do you have a 2nd job?” Btw, Can we connect on LinkedIn? Can you also talk about your sales job? What kind of sales more details? Thank you, -T

@bitsbytesbuds

Жыл бұрын

Yea I am bipolar type 2 so im extremely hyper and driven like 90% of the time lol.... Wooo weee lets list the hustles. Selling High-End Sneakers, Exotic cars, Record Label, Fashion Line, Pharamacy, porn site, Drug Rehab, Software Development firm, some affiliate marketing sites, wealth management firm.... OH and I am Director of IT for a company full time. I have just extremely carefully stacked my businesses with trusted people. If done right you can keep investing in yourself and growing. I am usually NEVER LIQUID lol.... But like u can do this stuff... I am on a lot of nootropics... NEVER HIRE UR FAMILY LOL

@bitsbytesbuds

Жыл бұрын

Oh I have designed the software that each business runs off of. So I designed everything to be run off of various dashboards from my phone/watch. lots of alexa watch macros lol. But I can travel for my actual IT job. And lol no lie like in the backend programming of my various SaaS/PaaS if any statistical outliers or redflags pop up I get a toast pushed to my watch to draw my attention. funny.. That little list of what our 4 person clan does. All that is just getting started. Moving in the shadows, networking, coordinating to blitz & disrupt the fuck out of 4 industries. Excited... ugh back to consulting.

@bitsbytesbuds

Жыл бұрын

KZread is very much pay to play... to get into the alg. DarkSEO help to an extent. Unfortunately $$ is really how u get the most views. U can pay for views, or pay youtube to reccomend your video that includes promotionalish or a combo of both.

@peacefulrelaxation7885

Жыл бұрын

I have about 60k and just lost my job have a couple investments and looking for the next step and I need help

The best knowledge I used so far to make over 20k during hard times was through Nicholas Deniehy, and honestly, my life has changed since then; he is the best investment advisor in the top-tier records.

Recently turned 24. I'm broke, live with my parents and don't know what to do with my life. I've tried applying to almost every remote job I could find on Indeed and have had no luck at all. This video has really inspired me to keep pushing no matter what.

@GDaShef

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes you may have to lower your standards. If you can’t get a job anywhere then your main focus is money and that may be the problem. Walmart, McDonalds etc. are always hiring. Something is better than nothing until you find better. Take certifications wherever you find interest. Build your resume up. There’s no way anyone can’t find a job these days. Remember this quote. Beggars can’t be choosers.

@gm2204

2 жыл бұрын

you have a whole life ahead

@SubKiller

2 жыл бұрын

@@gm2204 dont say that. dont. i was 24 just yeaterday...turning 27 in 3 months

@SahanRavinder

2 жыл бұрын

There are tons of side hustles online. The best way to is to research and watch a ton of KZread and choose what works. Remember the key is: multiple streams of income. You can do it!

@theuncontrivedmindofanempt3427

2 жыл бұрын

@@SubKiller I was just 24 yesterday. I'm now 45. LOL.

I did this back in the 90's, resigned from one job, they kept me. So, I kept my 2nd $100k+ job. So then, I got a third one! That was 3 $150k jobs. Then, I did stop and kept getting jobs and that started my consulting company which I have had for over 25 years. GOOD JOB!!! CONGRATS on your grind!

@hipiri

2 жыл бұрын

So you consult for IT ? I'm currently a Systems Admin reporting in office but they are offering twice as much remotely. I'm thinking of taking the jump.

@TheBdogup2

2 жыл бұрын

@@hipiri I’m a systems admin II and I work remotely for an IT MSP at $80k annually with 2x 4% bonuses

@TheBdogup2

2 жыл бұрын

@@hipiri no degree, no certifications, and 2.5 years of IT exp. Half of which was on the help desk

@hipiri

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBdogup2 I'm looking into that. I bet you learned as you go also, they always ask for things but we can't obviously know everything.

@TheBdogup2

2 жыл бұрын

@@hipiri I’m asked things everyday that I don’t know. I Google them. I also work 4 hours a day and make my own hours

I tried having 2 six figure jobs in cybersecurity once. I got away with it for about 6 months and then it became too much. Sometimes there would be meetings scheduled for the same time. Whew. Currently, I have a six figure government job and I am a college professor and own an IT training business. Still busy, but I am arranging my freedom by building my biz while letting money come in from my day job.

@arvijeffery6859

2 жыл бұрын

Truly impressive....

@OK.1987

2 жыл бұрын

Take me to work please. 🌍🎵👉❤️

@CashCowz962

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome. I am also working on my IT training gig now. Am setting up to start training on Security +

@ddavis8988

2 жыл бұрын

One thing that it did for me was ignite entrepreneurship. I saw hoe it could be done amd worked toward it.

@matthewfuller9760

2 жыл бұрын

Do you have a lawyer to protect you when the hackers win? How do you get clients knowing you reduce risk, not eliminate it?

Nicholas Deniehy really gave breaks down of how businesses work in the crypto world and solutions and strategies that could help me regain my loss and it did work.

Tbh, I really don’t advise people to use these new monetary laws and systems when there’s a way someone who can help you find yourself financially, Nicholas Deniehy , a man who has not only taught me what the cryptocurrency world looks like but a secret to uplift my finance.

The key is finding two jobs that have minimum amount of meetings. That’s the hard part. I started a second job and within the first week I had 8 meetings on a Thursday…..that was my last day there lol

@danihan1321

2 жыл бұрын

I kept thinking the same thing... I'm remote but have 2-4 meetings a day easily, and some last an hour or longer. I'm not sure I'd be able to manage any more meetings.

@JP-of5rp

Жыл бұрын

😂😂🤣

@WisdomToAll

Жыл бұрын

the issue is not number of meeting but is it one or two way communication . if you are just listener it doesnt matter much and its like listening to this video

@elliottyourse8439

Жыл бұрын

@@WisdomToAll very true. Sadly in my roles I’m always the contributor/lead on calls

@qsumter

Жыл бұрын

2 computers to sets of airpods :-)

He really just admitted all this without a single regret. Props

@jamestruter2788

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😅So true!

This is pure facts. I work two remote jobs right now. And there are days where it gets crazy. But man is it rewarding.

@hiding_my_name

2 жыл бұрын

Which job do you put on your LinkedIn?

@ddavis8988

2 жыл бұрын

@@hiding_my_name I have my main job on my LinkedIn. My 2nd job which is a contract position I don't have on LinkedIn. It is on my resume though. My main job is the one I have benefits with and my 401k with.

@hiding_my_name

2 жыл бұрын

@@ddavis8988 The contract position doesn't mind that you work another 40 hr job?

@ddavis8988

2 жыл бұрын

@@hiding_my_name from my experience, it depends on the company. For example they're both in different time zones and I have the liberty to create my own schedule with both. To the point that during the average day the jobs only cross 2 hours during the day. Some jobs don't care as long as the work gets done and their internal information is not compromised. Other jobs, they put it in the contract that can't work for other co.panies or other companies in the same industry. I had a job that wanted me to sign a contract that stated while working for them you couldn't work any other job or make any type of investment in other co.apnies in the same I dusty. And after you left the co.pany, you couldn't work for a company in the same industry for 24 months. And you could not buy or receive stock in companies within the the industry. And if they find out you do they can fire you immediately and possibly go after you legally. So it really depends on the company. That's why reading the contracts are paramount.

@purepositivity7404

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, you're lucky to have 2 jobs. Some people can't even land one. What's your job title #1 and #2. Thanks for your help!

A few months back, I came off 6 months of two jobs, was pulling in over 400k. Took a few weeks off from overemployed, and just had a single job. Was funny, felt like I was unemployed working a single ~15 hr/week gig. Last month, I started a new job 2 and have a job 3 starting in the next month, will be at 615k living in a low-tax state in the midwest. One key is stack PTO and take days off when you have one of your jobs surging. Another key is always take the health insurance, because you never know when something will end, and you want to make sure you have benefits. Final suggestion - have a plan. If you get into the overemployed life, know why you are and when you will exit. It's very easy to grow into your new double or triple salary and end up perpetually stuck. Have a plan, set a timeline, get in, get what you want, gracefully exit. Employees now have the upper hand, but that will end one day. When you get fired or quit your job 2 or job 3, try to look sad, and think of how terrible it would be if that was your only gig (and you didn't stack cash).

@nothinleader

2 жыл бұрын

sounds like you had the system down well. How do you manage the timelines for the jobs on your resume?

@jamaicancoder6278

2 жыл бұрын

And here I am poor making 25k in NYC, why do some people lives have to suck?

@purepositivity7404

2 жыл бұрын

Some people can't even find one job. Could you share what type of jobs you're doing? Can you be more specific and share the actual job titles, maybe i could get into a training program to learn them. Thanks for your help!

@calebakinfolarin8941

Жыл бұрын

@@jamaicancoder6278 get the skills and apply

@Nobomboclat

Жыл бұрын

Please tell us which field you were in when you landed all 3 jobs 🙏

I reached my goal of $200k yearly trade earnings. Setting realistic goals is an essential part of trading

@jamesrobert4154

Жыл бұрын

wow!! you know her too?

@jamesrobert4154

Жыл бұрын

I even thought am the only one she has helped walked through the fears and falls of forex trading

@michaelrichard5148

Жыл бұрын

@@jamesrobert4154 Hey, I invested largely on stockmarket last year, tried some index but my experience doesn't pay me. I have lost so much trading by myself Please is there any handle or link can get to her..

@jamesrobert4154

Жыл бұрын

@@michaelrichard5148 Oh yeah She is always active on whats-app APK🇺🇸

@jamesrobert4154

Жыл бұрын

+1315

The best way to find that balance between saving and living is by investing, This way you get to have your savings intact and then live comfortably off the revenue coming in from your investment.

@amiraomar1927

2 жыл бұрын

I'd appreciate any tips/guidelines that would guide me on the right path to take while investing.

@yousefomar4710

2 жыл бұрын

This is more like putting your savings in an investment company rather than the bank, hmm really ideal i think because you'd earn a better revenue than the annual interest value you could get while saving in the bank. WOW! this is really an eye opener, could you recommend an IA please? I would really appreciate that. Thanks so much for this.

@aimeesabbia2523

2 жыл бұрын

@@yousefomar4710 Few years before i got to decipher the market myself i worked with an IA Gloria Blanche Laurano. She traded my $45k portfolio into $270k and i learnt a lot of things i know from her.

@amiraomar1927

2 жыл бұрын

@@aimeesabbia2523 How can I get across to her?

@aimeesabbia2523

2 жыл бұрын

@@amiraomar1927 Look her up on tele gram

I did this before back in 2014. Had a remote job with a very large bank, and then took a second full time day job on-prem. Everything you said is spot on. I developed a lot of anxiety because I was working at my day job while sneaking away for a meeting or a need with the remote job. I did stack some cash though.

@fuzzypanda1684

Жыл бұрын

Wow, what's it like having your life set to "Easy" mode? Must be nice...

Congratulations John. You cracked the code. Remote work is a real life blessing.

This is easily one of the best 4 hour work week office space story stories ever! Thank you. New subscriber here.

I JUST started a second remote job. This is nuts. Thank you for starting this channel

Agree 100% on the easy apply for LinkedIn. Will have to try the under 10 applicants trick. Been doing a ton of interviews and it's helping my confidence a lot more than reading endless behavioral interview guides. Soon I'll start applying to the companies I'm really interested in. At my current job the work load is very light so two fully remote jobs is something I'm really considering.

@kaeci.

2 жыл бұрын

Mind if I ask what your current job is?

The most prudent thing for everyone to do right now is to invest in other sources of income that do not rely on the government. Especially in light of the present global economic crisis. This is still an excellent opportunity to invest in stocks and digital currencies

@LewisAtonn

Жыл бұрын

@AnnaFed015

Жыл бұрын

How? I'm new to cryptocurrency investing; could you kindly walk me through how you did it?

@stanleyzac1648

Жыл бұрын

shares are really positively changing people's lives all this i learnt through Thomas Anton.

@tomaszcz_k

Жыл бұрын

Thomas Anton has helped many traders and newbies out there and their program is such a quick way to recover losses after a crash.

@charlottedale1111

Жыл бұрын

I started making money when Thomas T. Anton started managing my investment portfolio. He enjoys teaching investment strategies. Andrew T. Anton is well accredited.

This is actually pretty amazing and I totally respect your hustle and grind. So awesome to see you made it to the other side!

So stoked to see more from you! I’m in the midsts of a transition like this myself so keep it coming! Thank you 🙏

Hello, and thank you so much! This gave me a hope for the future. I am an intel analyst who just embarked on the journey of getting an IT/Cyber cert that will guarantee 6 figure remote salaries with schedule flexibility. I am a single mom of twin infants and I am trying to build wealth for their future. I grew up in a 900 sq/ft home in the poor side of a small NC country town. I am now in texas and im doing pretty good for myself, but I need to do more! After securing the salaries I want, I plan on investing as well. This was the motivation I needed! This is the type of information I need! #NewSubscriber

@chrissiec2123

2 жыл бұрын

You go Keya! I'm so proud of you, and you got this. And *no matter what* , *_never_* let anyone get in your ears and tell you that your goals can't be accomplished.

@KeyaMeishawn

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrissiec2123 Thank You So Much💗💗

@oshib7

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats, you are on the right path. Never stay in the same role for more than 2 years and always get a new cert within 2 to 3 years. I've finally crossed the salaried 6 figures this year (I've been making 6 figures/hrly since 2017) working from home with an avg 35 hours work week. Look into Cloud Security.

@chrissiec2123

2 жыл бұрын

@@KeyaMeishawn You're welcome💗💗

@MS-kd4vf

2 жыл бұрын

Which cert are you going for?

Dude that's crazy, I have been contemplating doing this for so long. Well at least the part about finding a remote sales engineering role. I just listed my first Airbnb property and doing a lot of the renovations myself since it's my primary residence as well. I'm looking for a gig like that as we speak!

@jbunnymacauction5473

2 жыл бұрын

how does that work out with airbnb being in your home?

@prodigy803

2 жыл бұрын

@@jbunnymacauction5473 you can build or buy a house with a detached/attached granny flat (aka ADU). I live in the granny flat and rent out the main house.

@lpslancelot05

Жыл бұрын

@@jbunnymacauction5473 I do it as well. I rent rooms rooms out month to month. I make about $3200 per month.

Love the story, the grit it took, your brutal honesty - all of it, this is a great video!! Thanks.

I really enjoyed this video. Positive, straight to the point. Definitely want to learn more. I've had a half dozen "careers", I've experienced so much, and I don't have a lot to show for it. This is inspirational. Thank you.

Hi Johnathan, you inspired me so much that I want to follow your path taking a chance working remotely. Like you I live in the Bay area… San Jose to be exact. Married to a hardworking wife with two beautiful children. We are both nurses. Being essential workers during the pandemic and until now, we are facing a big crisis in our workplace due to workforce burnout due to staff shortage. Yes, it’s really happening. Workers are moving away from the Bay area because of the ridiculous prices of homes and rent here. We have been both passionate about our hospital services both in the clinical and surgical world that it impacts our time with our children and we face a big challenge to care for our little ones. We work different shifts just to accommodate care for both our children which is taking a toll to both our physical and mental health. Just listening to your story inspired me to try a different path perhaps you can guide me take that first step. I’m wide awake rite now watching your videos just learning from you. Please share your thoughts and advice. God Bless you. Sincerely Ivan

I love hearing these stories! We are doing this right now and on track to change our lives, too. I'm so excited.

I'M NEW TO BTC AND I'VE BEEN MAKING LOSSES TRYING TO MAKE PROFIT MYSELF IN TRADING...I THOUGHT TRADING ON DEMO ACCOUNT IS JUST LIKE TRADING THE REAL MARKET... CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT OR AT LEAST ADVICE ME ON WHAT TO DO?

@indahlestari7633

Жыл бұрын

All you need as a beginner to make good profit from cryptocurrency is a professional trader who will trade on your behalf else you may make losses.

@leonardwinston4232

Жыл бұрын

Trading with an expert is the best strategy for newbies and busy investors who have little or no time to monitor their trade.. I will advice you to stop trading on your own it's very risky. Seek advice of a professional trader.

@noraemelda3714

Жыл бұрын

@@bettygilpin2535 I will recommend my current trader Mrs Sally Luis ,, she is from USA and her strategies are earning a lot of profit for me.

@noraemelda3714

Жыл бұрын

@@bettygilpin2535 No exact amount but a profit range range from $8,500 depending on the coin fluctuation in the market.

@noraemelda3714

Жыл бұрын

And she only charges 10% commission from the overall profit generated.

This was both excellent and inspirational! You've got the gears in my head turning now! Currently, I'm enjoying the leisure time, because I'm able to read a lot of stuff that interests me, and I also get in a ton of time at the gym; people already think I'm rich there, consequently, which I find a little humorous! After law school, I took many jobs to pay off my loans; like you, I took a number of hits to my health; it made me value having only one job, but gosh, to bank enough cash to get out of the rat race...such a great idea! I've got a lot to think about!!! Thanks again!

Hey man, I’m a project manager for a painting Company, and you gave me some uplifting energy. Just wanted to say thanks. 🤙🏻

This hits home for me. I did DoD contract work in the middle east and got my money where it needs to be to not care about having a job. Got a remote job because I was bored sitting at home with Covid going on, and I am still bored as they don't work me at all. I am now looking for a 2nd remote job just to fill my days and my pockets. May as well.....

Dude….I lost hope for a really really long time but your video gave me hope. Thank you for recording, editing, and publishing this video. I’m in your boat and I’m looking forward to joining your journey

Glad this video stumbled across my feed! Keep it up!

I've done this before back in 2006 and like this guy said, life is definitely crazy. Fast-forward to 2022, and I need to do this once more. Thanks for the inspiration!

Very interesting video and love the honesty. I need a serious change of pace in my life, especially as a single parent of two. Working 8-5 M-F has been insanely monotonous and finding that balance can be stressful. Doing what you did may not be right for me but I definitely need something different.

Awesome video and story... I have a feeling you're going to blow up on KZread and I can't wait to see more of what you have to share. Thank you, Brother!

incredible story, im subscribing! as someone who is burnt out in the bay area, this really spoke to me - thanks for sharing with the world

This is my favorite video on youtube. I watched this a few weeks ago, and now I'm studying sales and applying to remote account manager positions on Linkindin. I'm going to follow your blueprint! I love what you're doing with the tiny village community in Virginia btw, and I want to connect with you after I stack enough cash lol. Wish me luck.

@Crabchann

Жыл бұрын

How's it going so far?

Just started doing this over the last few months with remote tech roles. Both are completely different fields but are specialized enough that both earn me a 6 digit salary, but the workload is thankfully very light, as this isn't work that is meant to be rushed. So far so good, but my life has completely started changing and within just a few months, I have made huge strides in buying the things I want and paying off loads of debt from my past. I am going to keep it going for as long as I can because it just makes sense, and I finally feel like I have financial freedom.

@cosmicthought3419

2 жыл бұрын

Hey I am your past! Anyhow I can get in touch with you? I'm legit asking. I have lost my right-eye sight and the emotions lately are a bit tough in de world.

@dashaunbaldwin1037

2 жыл бұрын

How can one transition into this work or how can I get my foot in door with a bachelor's degree in social work, my experience is advocacy, organizing, mobilizing, sales, casemanaging and managing.

@socialmediademigod1496

2 жыл бұрын

@@cosmicthought3419 😥

@cheeeeezewizzz

2 жыл бұрын

@sassymatazzy where does one find this Google certification

@jbunnymacauction5473

2 жыл бұрын

where are these remote tech jobs?

Great story JM! I did this Summer 2021… 200k from 2 remote jobs… lasted 5 months, very blessed to have had this time to stack the extra income

@fuzzypanda1684

Жыл бұрын

How did you do that? I can't even get an interview for one job, let alone two, let alone remote work, let alone work that pays $200k...I think our lives are just set to completely different difficulty settings, "Easy" vs "Nightmare".

@egokenny

11 ай бұрын

@@fuzzypanda1684skill up

I relate to most of what you shared at the beginning. This is one of the few videos I watch without distractions. Congratulations 🎊.

Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over 63k per month, utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus.

@patriciamary9934

Жыл бұрын

@Jessica Benjamin Anyways not actually, what I know about trading almost borders on zilch lol. I make huge profits on my investment since I started trading with Mrs Layla, her trading strategies are top notch coupled with the little commission she charges on her trade.

@calebakinfolarin8941

Жыл бұрын

Scam❗️ Scam ❗️Scam ❗️

@gizlihesap1567

Жыл бұрын

Scam comment

@joeschmidt6597

Жыл бұрын

Lmao these stupid scam bots having conversations with themselves are so obviously fake that if you actually fell for this crap you must have 3 brain cells. Anyone who has spent more than an hour on KZread knows that there isn’t a single comment thread that exists on KZread where real flesh and blood humans speak to each other like this 😂 🤦‍♂️

This is a great breakdown. I can definitely vouch on this. Never let the left hand know what the right hand is doing. That includes your clients. Its none of either clients business to know about one another. In the contractor world double or even triple dipping is not out of the norm even though its frowned upon with non-compete agreements. It is certainly not easy, juggling can get crazy at times with deadlines, upgrades, go-lives, etc all crossing at the same time. Being on two or even three meetings at once is brutal. The key, imo, is to know your niche inside and out. That way you know what look for in clients/contracts. It mentally puts you in a better position to ask the RIGHT questions in interviews about the team, scrum master, product owner, overall scope, defined work, etc. What Im getting to is, are they going to crawl up your ass if you dont answer an IM/email within 5, 10, or even 20 minutes...yes ive had these people lol. So glad you touched on the thinking of "do I really need a second job/contract." This hit me after about 7 months the first time. Working two six figure jobs opens a lot of financial opportunities, especially if you live below your means. However the burnout is real and despite the money it will hit you eventually.

@brianlanning836

Жыл бұрын

>even though its frowned upon with non-compete agreements Those agreements are designed to stop you from taking the middle man's client away from them, not stop you from taking another client elsewhere. They probably don't like it. But there's nothing in the contracts (yet) that say you can't. I've even seen a few contracts that come right out and say you can.

@gabo1841997

Жыл бұрын

Hey! Great post, how do you get clients for scrum work? What are some good insider niche resources I can use to get more acquainted with that world?

@WisdomToAll

Жыл бұрын

the answer for your problem is in his video . he said u select a job which is truely fit for remote eg., sales and accountant in which u do stuffs more in personal /private and just deliver at the end .infact thats was definition of contract itself. the other clue is he done job he is never done before for this .brilliant guy .

Man, this video is value packed! Subbed. Working two jobs isn't that hard as long as one of them isn't as demanding.

Love your journey and the Hustle!!! Thanks for the positive vibes and sharing this ! 💗😍

I did the same thing! 8 months doing two full time remote ux design jobs last year. Great video.

@kolacao8134

2 жыл бұрын

How you manage with Ux? With the meetings...

@JakeFerrin

2 жыл бұрын

@@kolacao8134 that was honestly the hardest part. My bosses got bugged that I was so flakey with meetings.

Soooo glad I found your channel!! You spoke right to me. I'm currently building my future through re-startin my KZread channel again and going back to school! We can do this!! I look forward to watching more content from you :)

Great video! Very inspiring and full of information. Definitely looking to go this route and have those freedoms someday. Keep up the great work! 👍🏼

Subscribed! I aways learn something new on your channel. Thanks, J

Crazy, in 2020 I left a job as a software engineer they hired me back as a contractor and I have another full time job. I laughed so hard about having meetings for both jobs at the same time. I think about quiting one of the jobs all the time as I get burnout but the money is too good to pass up, I've accumulated some savings and getting to the point where I'd like to put it to work rather than loose value through inflation

Good for you Johnathan. I am about to do the same thing. I have a salary job but working on the second gig to stash some cash and start something similar to your wealth accumulation strategy.

Johnathan... you are an inspiration! Thank you for sharing this!

This is beautiful and exactly what I needed to hear right now.. thanks for this! Wishing you more great stuff in future. I definitely want to learn more.

Congrats! So happy to hear your story! I'm trying to do the same thing. Also you're rocking it here in KZread, I thought you already had more videos 😂 so keep it up here too!!

I have a fleet of cars here in chicago, I have 2 clients with big contracts with auto manufacturers that use most of them long-term for their hired workers. I'm making 85k to 95k a year, only 5 to 10 hours of work a week. Also a personal trainer at a private gym part time making an extra 25k a year (10 to 15 hours a week) I tried doing a third job which was more manual labor and it really stressed me, whike also working out myself 5 days a week and meal prepping, after watching this video I plan on taking up that third job again, and grind. Would love to buy real-estate. Highly inspired, great content!

@arvijeffery6859

2 жыл бұрын

You are very impressive. Much respect Sir....

@OK.1987

2 жыл бұрын

Sale of real estate in Russia)) welcome😉

@bperez8656

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Can I follow you on IG?

Thank you for this video. It really provided insight into the two remote job lifestyle.

Man, this video is gold. Thanks. I look forward to those freedom tactics.

Tried it. Got fired from both jobs. And had a bad reputation. Be very careful when doing things like this jobs have regulations and when breaking rules they have set. It can cause them to pursue legal action.

@jus3278

2 жыл бұрын

No they can't. It's not illegal. Only time it becomes a legal matter is if its a possibility that there is a conflict of interest tied into some legality. If not then it's just a company policy and who cares about a reputation for one employer when the world is at the grasp of your hands with remote work

@mahimzaman438

2 жыл бұрын

@@jus3278 they did because most remote jobs come with regulations. That you have to comply by. Its called employer contract most employers have very specific rules when working remotely. Please understand the concept before you give an opinion Heavily appreciated. Thank You.

@mahimzaman438

2 жыл бұрын

@@jus3278 company policy can pursue legal action if it can be understood that the company has been in any type of loss. It will end up falling on you.

@jus3278

2 жыл бұрын

@@mahimzaman438 and they would lose in court and waste even more money doing so, because it's not a illegal fam

@adampauley2767

2 жыл бұрын

@@jus3278 It is legal. There are strings attached in the employment contract that you are violating by trying to work 2 full time jobs.

Thank you I’m 25, next week I’ll begin working for a security company from 10pm to 6am full time. I’m locking in my sleep schedule in the morning so I can work another job during the afternoon. On the side I’m building my KZread channel and asking around to learn about investing. Aside from paying for insurance and food, Im saving. I need to start investing now, but I don’t want make any dumb mistakes that could get me in trouble with taxes etc. Any advice is appreciated!

Great journey! Thank you for sharing your experience!

Genuine thanks. I just subscribed and watched your videos. Excellent material here! Fun to find like minded people.

You are my hero, I am in this weird spot in my life. I'm 43 and have a job paying me over well over 100k. I own 2 houses and have about 200K in equity. Ironically, I am great with my hands and know a good fair amount about building and making things. I do handyman work on the side and make things. My second source of income doesn't pay very well. About 50k if I do it full time but I am passionate about it. I love the idea of building/making properties for short term rental, just need the keys to the car.

@jacobharris954

Жыл бұрын

50k pays well bro

WHAT? Outsourcing your software job on Fiverr? No way, that’s not feasible. For starters, software engineers work on proprietary and confidential information. Letting engineers outside of your company look at your codebase can be a security breach and have serious consequences. But if you can somehow pull it off you’d better not get caught.

@iDusk

2 жыл бұрын

This is exactly my worry. Though he actually emphasizes to look for "sales"/"account management" roles, which are roles that sound completely different than coding roles. My initial guess is that they're more business and client facing roles than a software eng. is, which would make more sense why he could outsource some of the work. I'm curious what parts of the job he could actually outsource though since he left a few crucial details out IMO... then again this info probably doesn't come without a cost :)

@hiding_my_name

2 жыл бұрын

I caught this too. Extremely sus

@JQ888

2 жыл бұрын

This video is gonna glorify this bullshit.

@codechannel528

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know he’s sharing the codebase or any proprietary/confidential information?

@RebekahParkhurst

2 жыл бұрын

@@codechannel528 he said he outsourced his software engineering job to people on fiverr. Can’t really be a software engineer without looking at the codebase… can’t work on software without having access to it.

This vid was excellent!! Thank you. Subbed!!

The key to making this work is to get more and more efficient at delivering value to your employer so that you context switching and getting people to help you complete the work isn’t even noticeable to them. I think a lot of people are trying this and still showing up late leaving early taking long lunches and lots of breaks and arnt getting people to help them complete the work.

This video resonates with me so much I’m currently a filmmaker who works like crazy, and I’m also in a trade school learning tech/coding. So I can get a job in Tech while filmmaking to save money to invest into something that will allow me not to have to work at all.

You’re awesome for doing this!

Happy for you. Looks like you and ol Robuilt have gotten yourselves in the right position.

Thank you for sharing your story! Very inspiring and informative 💯

Somehow I only realized that I am already working two remote jobs after watching this video. Where i'm from we just call it hustlin, lol. But this did inspire me to really start dialing in my workflow between the two and outsource where I can.

This sounds amazing props to you for hustling it out. I have a very demanding sales management remote job but dictate the majority of the scheduling which is why Id be interested in looking into it. What was most ideal for you working under management or being in a position of power for your 2nd gig?

Going in for an interview this week for that second remote job! Also six figures 🎉 it’s so great to hear your perspective, its very exciting 🎉

Haha this was unexpectingly inspirational! Thanks for putting this out there bro! No fluffy quotes etc, Its real stuff hands on🔥

9:47 - There's A LOT of companies like this; the whole setup will be a handful of people working very very hard, spinning their plates whilst everyone else, just kinda… attends the workplace. I've seen it many, many times.

I’ve been contemplating this lately, albeit I’m not in software development but in sales. The company I hired on with has the ability to get to 6 figures once you begin hitting your bonus levers. In the meantime I had been thinking about getting another remote sales gig to double my income hopefully in the same area. I’m not sure yet if this is the route I’m going to go yet, or put all of my effort into my current gig where I’m making 6 figures first and then branch out.

Great stuff my friend! I'm excited to see how this all progresses for you, as well as to learn more about your methods.

thank you for this. Feeling a bit down for things of my current job the: "do better or get out" is stressing me out, and the fact that I'm 33 yo and currently havent hold a job longer than a year the last 3 years and it's getting in my nerves and making me feel useless and dumb. But yeah, I guess there are many oportunities and even more that remote it's more and more a thing due covid and stuff. Thank you Johnathan!

Very inspiring story! I'm interested in knowing about the Tiny House Community you're building in VA.

I currently work 3 jobs, 2 six figure. Bought my first home and I’m already wanting to buy another one. Been doing it for 2 years.

@purepositivity7404

2 жыл бұрын

Are you a Software Developer, or in Cybersecurity? What positions are your 3 jobs in? Just curious. Thanks.

@J0hn.R

2 жыл бұрын

@@purepositivity7404 software developer for sure but I also happen to manage a specific system used by businesses to manage financial records, customer information and integrated e-commerce. Very few across the US know this system well enough and that’s why it pays very well.

@purepositivity7404

2 жыл бұрын

@@J0hn.R Thanks so much, by the way, what is that system called if u don't mind?

I first discovered OE in early 2021. I spent the latter part of the year making half assed attempts at getting it going, to no avail. I had intended to give it another go in 2023. This video just gave me the exact tips and motivation I needed. Thank you for this 🙏🏾

So happy for you, following your journey.

AMAZING! You need to take some high risks to achieve what you done. I also had two jobs for about two years, one of the jobs was in cybersecurity and the other one as a senior developer. I bought two properties with the cash and now I am at the point to see what's next. You are absolutely correct, anyone can do this, I do not hold a CS degree but love to take risks. Very inspiring story!! Thank you for sharing !

@corail53

Жыл бұрын

No not everyone can do this - you have to have skills that people want and degree or not you have to have a very solid basis in computing to become a senior developer. He is still in the rat race.

@italoperez9319

Жыл бұрын

@@corail53 if you blow all the income absolutely you will and forever be in the rat race. You must define and have clarity on an end goal. I believe that’s the key!

I appreciate the honesty in this video. Since job stacking is becoming “a thing” everyone is glamorizing it. However, the extreme fatigue and burnout are never discussed. So, having a plan sounds key.

@dontbanmebrodontbanme5403

2 жыл бұрын

For sure. I had a friend who lucked into working two programming jobs. She did it for a year, then used the money, along with the sale of her current house, to buy a much bigger house cash. In my case, I'm about 10 years away from retirement, but would love to speed up that process. I think the biggest key if you're going to do two full time jobs is get the first one to the point where you could do it in your sleep and you only need to put in 3 hours max a day to get your work done. The last thing you want is to be putting in 80 hour weeks.

@hannesRSA

2 жыл бұрын

Fatigue? What about the moral issue of it being theft and deception?

@emmarose7491

2 жыл бұрын

How is it theft when you still get the job done??

@hannesRSA

2 жыл бұрын

@@emmarose7491 there is no "done" in tech - sorry. You get paid to work at least 8h days, usually we work much harder. This video is definitely not an account of doing even 1 job properly - it's about how to not get fired. I've worked with someone who was supposed to do certain tasks for our team - he tried to juggle 2 jobs plus having a kid. He literally delivered 10% if anything (wasting others' time) yet probably kept the job due to nepotism something. Yep it's theft. You should complete each day of work with a clear conscience.

@joelwillis2043

2 жыл бұрын

@@hannesRSA sounds like you should lower your output... and your expectations

Fantastic, non-competing companies but using you same skills. CONGRATULATIONS!!!! Thank you, you've given me a few things to consider!

Great video, brother! Very motivational. I'll be staying tuned in for more videos.

My friend... I have literally just started doing this... AND all of what you did is what I'm about to do! I've wanted to be a pilot my whole life. My son now gets to see me make that happen!

@aaronedwards9802

2 жыл бұрын

@kwame Oluwasomi.. Are you located in the west or Africa ? I'm asking b/c I'm in Africa and doing my best to work remote however it's been a SUPER big challenge. Notice the story and name and thought you may have a few ideas for me.. PEACE

@kwameoluwasomi1518

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaronedwards9802 Africa. It will be hard because you're competing against the world. Don't be fooled by social media/youtube 'gurus'. "Anyone can do it" just means your immutable characteristics won't get in your way. But you must still be a formidable competitor. Don't give up, don't even be discouraged. Just understand your challenge as best you can.

@aaronedwards9802

2 жыл бұрын

@@kwameoluwasomi1518 Asante Sana kaka kabisa (kiswahili meaning: thank you very much for real).... With that being said I was born and raised in North Carolina .. And I'm on a repatriation journey (diaspora) . So all my credentials line up as an Americans would. I just at times have difficulty passing some of the extra security screening from companies vpn's that type of jazz. But English being my primary language and work history is All from the states!! Any suggestions on global positions that won't nail me for working remotely but not physically being in the U.S.A. Thanks again for your timely feedback!! by the way my channel @ don't go along just to get along

@kwameoluwasomi1518

2 жыл бұрын

@@aaronedwards9802 You in TZ?

@aaronedwards9802

2 жыл бұрын

@@kwameoluwasomi1518 yep

This is bad ass! Thanks for sharing your story and providing the inspiration.

Great video man..appreciate you sharing this information. keep exploring and doing new things.

Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over $65k per month, utter shock is the word, I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus

@Debra_Griffin

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you and I believe that the secret to financial stability is having the right investment ideas to enable you earn more money, I don't know who agrees with me but either way, I recommend either real estate or crypto and stocks

@BrentGazlay

Жыл бұрын

Regardless of all, investing in crypto markets trading still remains one of the best ways of getting out of poverty and obtaining financial freedom in this global economy pandemic

@adamdiroff4869

Жыл бұрын

@richardowen3606 The fluctuations of the market only affect those that hodl coins, but traders makes money on both sides, when it's bearish they go short when it's bullish they go long...

@davidhoover3358

Жыл бұрын

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@billsouthard3574

Жыл бұрын

Wow, I'm shocked you mention and recommended expert Mrs Victoria Hale trading strategies, i taught people don't know about her. she's really 100% legit and trustworthy

I got a couple of questions, maybe you have some tips on. 1st how did you get around having to use a Company Laptop (or did you need to use one), and second did you ever run into a issue with folks not wanting to hire you due to you being out of country for periods of time (did they ever even know you were out of country)

Hey Johnathan! First of all great video. I rarely watch any KZread video from start to finish anymore. Not only was yours something I wanted to learn about, but every part of it had value. Hats off to you! Second(and this would be of no benefit to me) my Dad is the most honest, and servant minded financial professional you will ever meet. He specializes in Life Insurance as a means of well, life insurance, but also for asset protection and cash building. If you'd like I can get his information to you. Truly remarkable what you've done. I'm happy for you and inspired!

Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge.

Great video man, this hits home with me. I’ve been working remote since 2019 and really want to add that second job as I’ve switched to a more flexible role. Were you ever worried about the companies catching on through social media? I planned on leaving the new position off LinkedIn but my current role will remain. Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks again man!

Great story! I am thinking of doing this on a smaller scale like maybe my full time and a lower paying part-time. I don't think I could handle 2 full time jobs the way my anxiety is set up. Lol

Amazing. One of the best videos about building wealth for an above average person I’ve seen. Speaks right to the situation I’m in. Learned a lot thanks. I think some points may or may not work for everyone. I know you know this but o think the main lesson is just to hustle, be clever, be ambitious, know yourself, know what you want and give your ideas a shot.

Wow, hell of a first video!!! Keep goin bro 😀

I thought I was the only person who realized that there are only a handful of people in the world that really understand the manufacturing and design of advanced semiconductor technologies on an implementation level like what is going on at Intel. If we ever lost those people, god help us, we'd be back in 1985 real quick. There's a lot of people who understand it on a conceptual level, but in terms of the actual manufacturing process and engineering what is going on inside the chip, there are only a handful.

@phxees

2 жыл бұрын

My old company paid a large retainer to a software engineer who designed and wrote one of our large platforms. Others could do the work but I think every minute of downtime equaled something like a $100k we had to pay out. So it was well worth paying a retired guy to take our calls.

@coconutjuice7777777

2 жыл бұрын

Lots of companies such as Apple and AMD make chips. 100k+ people specialize in that field.

Absolutely love this...been doing the 2 job thing for 20 months...2 questions (sorry if already answered)...1) how do you present this situation on resume, esp if both have value being on there. 2) any advice for how to handle the increased tax burden of double salary? The latter bit me hard this year.

@justinbailey7281

Жыл бұрын

I have a Electrical Contracting License in 2 states, I think I Would like to go back to school and Finish my Cyber degree I wonder if doing cyber and Electrical Contracting would be too much

Awesome story! Thanks for sharing.

Love it! Thank you for the information.