Rating Jobs I’ve Had
I’ve worked for $7.25/hour.
I’ve driven forklifts in freezing warehouses.
I’ve cried in my car after long shifts at jobs that drained me.
But I kept going.
And somewhere between “just making it” and “screw this, I need more” -
I realized I could build something for me.
Now I run my own marketing business.
I make $75+/hour (and more).
I hit six-figure years.
And I bought my family a better life.
This isn’t a “look at me” post.
This is a don’t stop until it’s your story too post.
You’re allowed to rewrite your ending.
And if you don’t know where to start -
I built something to help.
Toolkit in bio.
Freedom starts here.
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Reflecting on your career journey can be a powerful catalyst for change. Many people start their work life earning minimum wage—like I did at $7.25 per hour. Experiences in roles such as store clerk or working in tough conditions can leave lasting impressions. However, these experiences also fuel determination and ambition. Making the shift from low-paying, exhausting jobs to establishing your own business may seem daunting, but it's entirely feasible. It’s essential to recognize that your starting point does not dictate your future. Embracing change, investing in personal growth, and seizing opportunities can lead to unexpected successes. Transitioning to a marketing business, for instance, transformed my financial situation significantly, allowing me to earn over $75/hour and achieve six-figure years. Many individuals face similar crossroads—between complacency and taking charge of their futures. By investing in the right resources and tools, you can begin crafting your success story. Taking action is key; you have the ability to rewrite your narrative and create a fulfilling career. Remember, every professional journey carries unique challenges, yet it can also offer immense rewards if you stay focused and prioritize your goals. Don't hesitate to take control—freedom and success are within your reach!
So I did an occupational placement test and social media came up. How do you get into Social media management? Do I self market? What are some steps?