Til We Make It teach yourself photoshop & then network. Designing posters, 8x10s & tees has been an excellent side hustle for me. As well as a patreon. I built up a vlog & podcast that has helped people discover me & want to support my journey. I’m not getting rich by any means, but I’m averaging over $200/match which isn’t bad for an unknown in the middle of nowhere in Canada.
Check your Local amazons for “Flex Associate” hirings, you literally get to make your own schedule every week, and can decide when to be on and or off, and the pay is decent, currently saving up and hitting wrestling school early next year
I flinched when you mentioned that vacation days are used up for Wrestling instead of regeneration, haha. That's been my last three or so years. Anyway, there are some more things you can do for money: Have a special skill or talent like writing lyrics, graphic design, or producing beats? Join fiverr or other platforms like this to make some rather quick bucks. They sometimes even pay people to make phone calls for them... There are also specific platforms for writers where you can maybe get some coin for different blog articles or tutorials that you can do in your spare time.
Thanks so much for making this video it's a big help as are all of your videos but I really do appreciate the fact that you will take requests from the comments
You can increase your income with your own merch table. Make That shit kick ass give people a reason to love watching you in the ring and trust me when you see your merch table that shit will be empty or near empty.
Got any unique hacks or ideas to share, when it comes to financing your burgeoning career? Would love to hear your story!
Til We Make It
teach yourself photoshop & then network. Designing posters, 8x10s & tees has been an excellent side hustle for me.
As well as a patreon. I built up a vlog & podcast that has helped people discover me & want to support my journey.
I’m not getting rich by any means, but I’m averaging over $200/match which isn’t bad for an unknown in the middle of nowhere in Canada.
@@iamjaywalker thanks for these helpful suggestions.
delmerjunior you’re welcome!
Check your Local amazons for “Flex Associate” hirings, you literally get to make your own schedule every week, and can decide when to be on and or off, and the pay is decent, currently saving up and hitting wrestling school early next year
Part time dish washing, what I'm doing
For me it's not money or fame . It is simply something I love doing
I flinched when you mentioned that vacation days are used up for Wrestling instead of regeneration, haha. That's been my last three or so years. Anyway, there are some more things you can do for money:
Have a special skill or talent like writing lyrics, graphic design, or producing beats? Join fiverr or other platforms like this to make some rather quick bucks. They sometimes even pay people to make phone calls for them...
There are also specific platforms for writers where you can maybe get some coin for different blog articles or tutorials that you can do in your spare time.
Could you make a video about food? Budgeting, planning, diet, basically all aspects of how you need to think about food as a wrestler?
Thank you Mike, you don't need to do this but you do. they are all interesting and insightful
Thanks so much for making this video it's a big help as are all of your videos but I really do appreciate the fact that you will take requests from the comments
WE WILL MAKE IT
That's scary how little pro wrestlers are paid!
IKR and so are mechanics
You can increase your income with your own merch table. Make That shit kick ass give people a reason to love watching you in the ring and trust me when you see your merch table that shit will be empty or near empty.
Mike I want to train with you. I want to learn from your mind. These videos are so insightful. I love these!! Cheers my brother 🍻
Have you ever talked about what all is on your business card?
Hmmmm. Maybe? I'm not entirely sure, actually.
these videos are amazing, I was wondering if its doable with a 9-5 job and I got the answer, Thanks for these !
I am I to old to become wrestler I am 32yrs old
No most WWE wrestlers are best in their 40s
Not a career if you have to finance it.
bro wtf has a gmas saving n who tf wants to get a loan this info doesn’t help at all
Unfortunately for alot who start in pro wrestling, money don't grow on trees. You gotta eat, and you gotta have gas money.