What could you actually carry?

What could you actually carry?

Most job advice starts with what you are good at. That is the wrong end of it. It starts with what you can carry, day after day, without it taking the rest of your life with it.

Seven questions about load rather than talent. Then 42 ways to earn, ordered by how close they sit to the answers you gave. Every one of them carries the honest version: what it pays, and what the hard part is.

Every question can be skipped. Nothing advances until you press Next. No email is asked for before you see your list, and none of this is stored unless you choose to give it.

Takes about three minutes. There is no score at the end and nothing is being assessed.

What might be carryable

The other 34

All 42, with the same four things written out for each one: why it might fit, the hard part, what it pays, and the first thing to do. One email, one link, the whole list.

After that it is one email a week, usually a new piece of writing. Work and money is what I am writing about next, so if there is a question you have never seen answered properly, you can reply and tell me.

Your email, nothing else. One click to leave whenever you want. Your answers above are not sent anywhere.

Every path here comes from work already written up on HeyASD, not from a list generated for this page. The longer versions are in side hustles, best jobs and low stress jobs. Pay figures are rough and they move. Treat them as an order of magnitude, not a quote.

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