Michelle Grace Hunder

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Australian Finance Podcast · 📸 Working in the gig economy with Michelle Grace Hunder · 4 Aug 2022 podcast

So $10,000 is owed.

And that's just going to trickle in over the next month or so.

And then I'm still doing jobs.

So it's just like, I've constantly got this flow now of money that's owed, that's coming in slowly.

And one might be

a thousand one might be six grand one might be three hundred dollars all over the place but it's just like it's trickling in um kind of at an even pace so it's just like yeah you kind of get in the flow i know for people that have you know a monthly or a by by fortnightly or however um they get paid they're probably listening to this and having a heart attack and going how the hell you do just get i don't know you just get really used to it and um you know it's a big contract

land sorry a big invoice lands and you're like hell yeah I can go shopping this weekend you know six grand just landed or you know it might be a lighter week and you have to chase a few people up but it's like yeah once you're in the flow it does seem to just just come through a little bit more evenly than at the start where you're like literally it's really it's hard it takes you you know like

I always say to people probably like five years to get yourself really established and in that flow where you are a little bit more comfortable.

And that, I mean, I was just like, the hustle was real at the start.

It was like just work, work, work, work.

Cause you just, you don't know where that next paycheck's coming from.

So, but once you've been established for a little while, you can, you know, be a bit pickier with your clients, take the more high paying jobs, take a few more days off.

It's like, it's a, it's a lot,

The work-life balance once you're established is really why you do something like this.

It's really you are in control of the days that you can shoot and the days that you don't want to shoot and you can take time off and all that sort of stuff.

So, you know, I think it's the best job in the world and I have such great work-life balance.

But, you know, for probably seven or eight years that wasn't the case.

You know, I was in a pile of exhaustion and, like, taking every single job ever.

So, yeah.

It depends on your personality, I think.

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