More than anything, this is a PSA for anons for whom this may be relevant. COVID lockdowns and hysteria caused a lot of bullshit, as we all know. But, it also created opportunity. Many companies were forced to go 100% remote, and many of them will never be going back to the "go to a physical office" model. For those of you working remotely, the idea of overemployment may be of interest to you. It basically means that you simultaneously have 2 or more full time, remote jobs. Which means, 2 or more full time salaries. There are some industries where this is totally possible, some where it's more difficult, and some where it may not be possible. If you already have a remote job, you can probably ascertain whether or not it is possible for you better than I could. But I do know that a lot of people doing coding work, for example, are doing this. As for me, I'm in digital marketing (SEO, Google Ads, etc.) After losing half of my savings in a divorce at the beginning of 2021, I knew I needed to catch up. I got the bright idea to try to get another full time job. Long story short, the more I looked into the concept, the more I learned about how to pull it off. Overemployed.com is a great resource for anyone looking to do this, FYI. At this point, I have had two full time jobs since early to mid February. I am likely going to add a third in the near future. From there, who knows.. perhaps a 4th? I outsource some of the lower level, more menial/time consuming/less important tasks so that I am able to juggle everything in toto. Whatever I'm paying is worth it because I'm still making more money than I would with a single job. And, having a helping hand also is what will free me up to take on a third job when I ascertain that my hired help is trained up enough to handle more work and more efficiently. Anyhow, just putting this out there in case someone finds it helpful. Money=power. Get money.