Dave Ramsey

It's been the whole sole focus of your last decade.

And I don't think you're going to overdo it because I think the instant you do, you're going to know it.

And it's not a permanent thing.

It just would be fatigue.

And you'd say, okay, I've got to take a week off or I've got to slow down back to two days instead of three.

Or you're going to know the metrics are going to talk to you because you're doing such a good job of managing your health.

So intentionally, congratulations.

So yes, I think the electrician thing is a very good paying gig.

It's 100% predictable that you're going to go get some money, where the publishing is very hit or miss.

And as you know, it takes a while to get it moving.

And so I think, you know, your your foundational underpinning is the electrician.

And then the icing on the cake, the gravy on the biscuit is the publishing stuff.

And if the publishing stuff finally takes off enough that you never have to do the electrician again, so be it.

That's awesome.

I think you can make really good money and start a day a week.

And then two days a week, and then three days a week, and if it starts to wear on you, go back to two days, and if it doesn't, occasionally you can pick up four days, and you can make a lot of money in the trades right now.

And I would do that as a foundational thing to give you patience with the publishing thing.

How much are you making?

What's extremely well?

What are you making?