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Aloha good work on 10 thing to stopping on buying and save on money on this video

Hannah is a dream! ❤ Best money advice is living below your means.

I haven't had success getting a client at all on Rover for dog sitting & walking. Can't do cats. Was better for DoorDash, but trying not to put more miles on my car. Other ones not. Zc familiar. 😊

Hi Hannah! I loved the video but when you mentioned no-code at the end I was like YES! I didn’t expect to see no-code in your list, I totally agree that it’s extremely powerful. My two favourites are the same as yours actually. I started doing entrepreneurship since January and have a tiny business where I make no-code apps for others (like an agency basically). And I have been wanting to make TH-cam channel for a long time but still didn’t have the time or courage to do it. I admire so much that you are able to juggle all these things at the same time and not be afraid. That’s very inspirational to me. Also with TH-cam I think it’s common to overly focus on the numbers and forget how much value you bring to others. I think your content is very useful, and I believe you have a big positive impact on people, even if there aren’t that many of us yet :)

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Now that your SaaS app is launched will you ever let us know what it is?

"Love this! It's such a great breakdown of different side hustles. I especially liked how you mentioned the ease of getting started for each idea. Definitely going to explore some of these options - thanks Hannah!"

Morning from Hawaii nice tip on 10 side hustle idea

I always felt that you should have your side hustlers up and running before you quit your job, and use your vacation time to work on your business as a rehearsal of doing it full time. When im on vacation I say to myself “ this is what your days will look like if you do this full time “ and I evaluate how I feel.

Hannah ❤ Good video! I would love to make a side hustle a full job. Your hair looks nice.

I would read books with her.

I like your videos. Keep making them :)

Great summary, so instead of trying to find the "big" business idea, try working on smaller ideas fairly quickly! Is there a book that helps introverts understand which niche should they choose in which they don't need to do all the extrovert actions these books try to push? I understand every business requires talking to people and being social but some require limited social contact and some require connecting with hundreds of people. So how does one find business ideas and techniques which introverts can too use?

I lived in Germany for 4 years and recently moved back to the states . Allot of my German friends seem to have this idea of having a secure job their whole lives. How did your friends react to you quitting your job?

Nice channel, keep it up !

What category would a game developer fall into, Hannah?

That was a good tip on start your a million dollars business

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Im about to do it, but ive been homeless before and it sucks badly! Living in your car with no access to showers is hard. I make over 100k a year now, but boy am I suffering emotionally. Im jacked and fit so im physically fine, but my mental is wearing on me from the stress of corporate and looming layoffs what seems like every 4 months. It really starts to wear on me when i think of going through this another 25+ years (im only 30 now) and that it wont get any better as it stands now. So im about to take the leap, but i got to figure out how not to be homeless. If you havent been homeless in america, then just wait. It aint like germany. Especially if youre an able working young man. They have no fucking pitty!

Hannah is really beautiful! I like her videos and advice.

This is a good way to demonstrate how frugal life can still lead to a fulfilling life. Most people confuse frugality with cheapness. I understand cooking for yourself is cheaper,, I do too and veggies are cheap but do you notice buying healthy food is getting expensive in general? Like just fruits in general is pricey now a days, is this the same where you live too?

Thank you for sharing such a detailed breakdown of your week! 🙌💸 It's inspiring to see how you balance living frugally while still treating yourself and enjoying life. 🌟😊 Your tips and insights are really helpful for anyone looking to manage their finances wisely. 💼💰 What's one piece of financial advice you wish you had known earlier in your journey to living below your means? 💬🤔 Looking forward to more insightful content from you! Keep shining bright! ✨👍

What do you mean because of your hormones?

God, you are so pretty girl!

She's pretty

My job is going away in 7 months. I should do what you did. Too afraid to do so. Hannah is a dream!

Hi and thanks for your video :) Given the transportation costs per week… maybe a Deutschlandsticket is an option?

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Love your video!

Wow great idea 4 the cake...looks great.

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Hi, Hannah! Just wanted to thank you for sharing your life and giving constructive advices. You are the only channel that I still watch on YT ( I gradually quit digital content consumption many months ago). I never commented but I actually watched all your videos, I think they are great! I love the positive spirit that you are translating in your videos. You deserve more views! PS. I recommend investing into a monitor for your laptop. It makes a huge difference to my productivity. It’s so much better to code, edit videos and just work on larger screen. You can find decent budget monitors for a hundred bucks.

So you also have costs for insurance? Thanks for the video 😊

Thank you for sharing your experience! After 2 years of struggling I really considered of quitting my job right now. I hate my daily routine and got stuck in avolition, couldn't complete any simple task in my daily life, and I just got so thrilled when watched many TH-cam videos saying everything will be okay after quitting your job. I'm grateful to see the other side of the story, maybe what I need now is to slow my life down and regenerate my health and energy before making some important decisions. Thank you again Hannah wish you all the best~

I've been doing the 'do my own thing' all my life. And I value the freedom and adventure - but looking back I always have had 2 completely different type of jobs. 1 passion/career job taking a lot of energy (ambitious, concentrate in front of a computer etc)- and 1 completely different job like a weekend job in a restaurant (not manager, dishwasher, host, at times server - but never manager). These 2 completely different jobs have made me balance things best. Just sharing in case helpful for someone reading this..

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Wow, thank you so much for sharing your incredible journey to achieving body recomposition, Hannah! Your story is truly inspiring and has motivated me to make positive changes in my own fitness and health journey. 💪 I appreciate the invaluable tips and insights you've provided in this video. 🏋‍♀ Looking forward to implementing your advice into my daily routine. 🌟 How did you stay motivated and consistent throughout your body recomposition journey, especially during challenging times? 🤔

Thank you so much for sharing this incredibly insightful video! 🙌🌟 Your tips on avoiding rookie mistakes when starting a business are precious and practical. I appreciate the detailed breakdown of how having a clear, solid business plan, and surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals can make all the difference. Your emphasis on the importance of taking breaks and reflecting is also something I resonate with deeply. 🤔💼💡 Could you provide more insights on effectively adjusting a business plan along the entrepreneurial journey? What are some specific strategies or best practices for this? Thank you in advance!

What do you think about the “practical” style of this video (despite the topic being somewhat of a sensitive one to some people)?

Im burnt-out working 60 hours a week at my 9 to 5. After my leadership promotion i started to dislike my job. I might just quit soon.

Just found your channel recently! Loving it!

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Too many people have fallen victim to the whole side hustle, content creator, app developer, "be your own boss" bandwagon phenomena. It reminds me of the era right before the housing crisis when everyone began flipping houses because they didn't want to feel left out from the herd. People are starting their own business as an out in order to escape the toxic and humdrum corporate culture but don't always have the right approach. They read too much into their farcical new business ideas and resort to confirmation bias when doing research while eschewing the red flags. Also, hanging around too many enablers telling you that "it's a great idea....do it!" is a recipe for disaster. If you don't like the corporate world, you probably won't like the entrepreneurial world either. They're but cesspools of stress.

The road to success always starts with a plan. The better the plan, the better the odds. Your stress was increased by not having a more detailed plan for leaving your 9-5. 1st is income: you have to be conservative in how long it will take for your ideas to be monetized and during that time you will still need to pay your bills. Saving at least 1-2 years of income isn't extreme and is actually on the low side. Cutting expenses to the bone is necessary such as moving back with parents to drop expensive housing costs. 2nd is expectations for success. It's great to be optimistic, but you MUST PLAN for bad scenarios too. Many businesses fail and many take years to see a profit, if any. So you have to research your area of interest to see how long it took people to become successful as well as the failure rate. As a general rule, the easier it is to get into a field, the higher the failure rate for success because there is more competition. Planning the right way would have alleviated much of the stress of lack of income and having to grind it out to be successful. The old saying is an entrepreneur is a person who would rather work 80 hrs/wk for themselves than 40hrs/wk for someone else. This is quite true as you will be working much harder for yourself in trying to succeed than just doing the easy 9-5. One path is to keep the 9-5 while working part time on your personal business, and only consider quitter once the business is built up to a level where it can pay the bills. Good luck!

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