my money maxxing for surgery plan

[Deliver_me]

Listen you either want to ascend fast or you want to go through trial and error in a business.

You can’t have both.

Anyways if you want to ascend through surgery. You know it’s not cheap on the low end everything in included you’re looking at atleast 10k.

You’re going to have to be a wage slave there’s no way around it.

what’s the highest roi wage slave job though.

A standard minimum wage job isn’t gonna cut it. It’s grueling work, little pay, soul sucking, and you at set hours.

The actual good jobs are locked behind college, high leverage skill, or life experience.

You don’t have that.

You need a job that

Low barrier to entry - you’re not looking to spend 2 years to start working on getting a job.

High demand - you want to start working yesterday

Good pay - at least 23 or 25 and hour. You’re not a slave. You’re time is valuable

Overtime - you want to grind because you need this to start your new life

No commitment - we’re not joining the military

Ladder potential- good block for career building


The answer is medical specifically CNA. It’s hits all these criteria. High demand you get hired in like 2 weeks, starting pay at 23 an hour ( at least in nyc), pretty much unlimited over time. Bonus there’s a ton said pretty girls. And if you wanna stay in the medical side you can. You’re looking at 3k a month minimum. With over time you can push 6k (very realistic with overtime)?or maybe even 8k(Idk I’ve never gotten there)

Am I saying make this you life? No, just save up money quickly for surgeries’

Are they’re other jobs? Sure, I hear a waiter or bartender can make good money. Usually weekends and your in competition with other waiters and bartender who want shifts.

Is it easy? Relatively speaking, yeah. But it’s mentally exhausting and not for a weak stomach. It’s mostly sanitary work. ( you’re gonna be cleaning (thoroughly) patients and helping them with basic hygiene

But you want to ascend so you need to get over it.

How to start? A course usually takes about a month. Cost 1200-2000( this is the biggest bottleneck but it’s worth it!) after that you take a test low difficulty. And you’re done.

Pretty girls ? Yea, my first ever nursing home had 2 stacylites on everything I love. And from what I’ve hear sense this is around the norm. Good for motivation to remind you what you’re rlly working towards.

Personally I don’t see my self here for to long. I’m gonna get my surgeries and dip.

I’m in college for cybersecurity and gonna optimize my plan to get a remote job and live a digital nomad life style, or idk.

 

[Buterman]

What is CNA nigga?

 

[Deliver_me]

What is CNA nigga?

lol, certified nursing assistant.

 

[Buterman]

lol, certified nursing assistant.

thx my nigga, what are your thoughts on becoming a plumber/ electrician some buddies of mine make 30+ an hour and are fully booked for months

 

[Deliver_me]

thx my nigga, what are your thoughts on becoming a plumber/ electrician some buddies of mine make 30+ an hour and are fully booked for months

you wanna make money now? Do CNA, all-together course, test, and actually get hired. you'll start working in like 2 months give or take. You'll find work fast; average pay is from 23-27 starting.

Idk anything about plumbing or electrician, but it requires schooling, which is at least 8months to a year (fact-check me); it's competitive in getting hired and finding actual work. and work looks boring and soul-sucking.

I do not recommend it, but obviously do your own research.

What I can tell you is my own personal experience i did the class it was 1200 (in nyc), took the exam a week later, and found a job in 2 weeks. so about 7 weeks total. Starting pay 23 an hour, jump to 24 after training. I have saved up in just 2 months 7k. month one was about 2400 after tax, saved every dollar, basically. Month 2 i did ot (there was always ot available) i did 4k, and with my last paycheck i hit 7k. I plan to make 5k this month.

The work is sometimes disgusting, but you get over it. After that, it's pretty chill, and luckily, like 2 of my coworkers are Stacy Lites. So I actually want to go to work. Just makes things easier.

The 2 surgeries I am saving for are a bimax and a rhino; bimax is about 16k; rhino is about 10k.

 

[Buterman]

you wanna make money now? Do CNA, all-together course, test, and actually get hired. you'll start working in like 2 months give or take. You'll find work fast; average pay is from 23-27 starting.

Idk anything about plumbing or electrician, but it requires schooling, which is at least 8months to a year (fact-check me); it's competitive in getting hired and finding actual work. and work looks boring and soul-sucking.

I do not recommend it, but obviously do your own research.

What I can tell you is my own personal experience i did the class it was 1200 (in nyc), took the exam a week later, and found a job in 2 weeks. so about 7 weeks total. Starting pay 23 an hour, jump to 24 after training. I have saved up in just 2 months 7k. month one was about 2400 after tax, saved every dollar, basically. Month 2 i did ot (there was always ot available) i did 4k, and with my last paycheck i hit 7k. I plan to make 5k this month.

The work is sometimes disgusting, but you get over it. After that, it's pretty chill, and luckily, like 2 of my coworkers are Stacy Lites. So I actually want to go to work. Just makes things easier.

The 2 surgeries I am saving for are a bimax and a rhino; bimax is about 16k; rhino is about 10k.

Actually good shit, will look up on CNA currently in Dallas ( lot of jeets here) so idk if the current market for this profession is cooked here or not but assuming that it aint cooked in nyc as you make it sound it may be worth a shot.

 

[Deliver_me]

Actually good shit, will look up on CNA currently in Dallas ( lot of jeets here) so idk if the current market for this profession is cooked here or not but assuming that it aint cooked in nyc as you make it sound it may be worth a shot.

lmk what you find, pay may be different cause again I'm in nyc. But yeah, if there's demand in NYC, then maybe there's demand in Dallas. I think the reason pay is so high is because theres a lot of shady stuff going on in health care, especially in nursing homes (tax fraud is my best guess). I don't care as long as I get paid. Also, a plus is its AI proof. But I personally don't want to work in healthcare forever.
Another plus is it's a female-dominated field, so there is a demand for male staff.