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To pay the bills, food in the fridge, kids: school, food clothes, organized activite s gas / electric for the car (if you need one) your software subscriptions
by ThinkBeat 3y ago
To pay the bills, food in the fridge,
kids: school, food clothes, organized activite s
gas / electric for the car (if you need one)
your software subscriptions (if any).
Health insurance (if one is needed where you live).
Pay taxes
and so on.
- marginalia_nu 3y agoI think this makes more sense as a wagie. If you're doing solo work, it's fairly often you make huge lumps of money, and then nothing for months on end; or you're making money passively through existing accounts that use a service you're running that doesn't require much daily upkeep, etc. There is not such a clear relationship between putting in work and making money in the same way showing up at a job has. The effect of slacking off may not manifest until a year later when you didn't land a new client or didn't get an investment.
- ThinkBeat 3y agoNo matter how you decide to make an income, your primary motivation will be to have money so you can eat, feed your family, and have a place to live. etc. If the person is already independently wealthy than that person has those needs covered already. A solo creator can be a musician or art painter, or web developer. Quite often they are not independently wealthy (yet) and most never are.