I've taken two separate part-time jobs while working full time elsewhere. The first one was while I was working for the federal government. I commuted one hour

I've taken two separate part-time jobs while working full time elsewhere. The first one was while I was working for the federal government. I commuted one hour each way and after spending two years in a mid-sized bedroom community I still had no friends where I lived. I got a job at a local coffee shop filling in where needed which was usually either opening up from 6 to 8A.M. or closing up from 6-10P.M. I immediately got to know a lot of locals from the college students and young people who worked alongside me to the professionals who came in earl to the stay-at-home moms and dads that came in mid-afternoon. I learned how to make a great espresso made some spending money and a bunch of friends. It was a great experience. The second job was while working remotely as a developer in a tiny rural town. I took a job as a fitness instructor at a local studio and, again, met a lot of people I wouldn't have otherwise and got to make a real personal impact on many people's lives helping them get fit and stay healthy. The author does a great job summarizing the benefits of this kind of job. There's so much more than money that can add tremendous value to your life.