I have 3 general options to go about making money:
- Work from home
- Work a job that is more than $2500/month
- Work for a child care provider for less.
So the pros of working from home would be:
- I would probably have more flexibility with my hours and scheduling
- I would be caring for my kids
- I have the option of finding more work if needed
- I would choose to do something I love and enjoy (B&A school care, photography, graphic design)
Cons of working from home would be:
- Uncertain business...means uncertain paycheck
- Getting started, established in whatever field. Finding customers would be the challenge.
Pros for working for more than $2500/month:
- It's a definite paycheck.
- Hopefully it would be something I enjoy
Cons for working for more than $2500/month:
- My kids are with someone else.
- Probably not very flexible
- I could work some somewhere else, with my kids, and bring home the same amount (after the childcare, gas and taxes come out from the $2500)
- I've applied for 3 so far, and got 2 rejection letters.
Pros for working for a child care provider:
- Being with my kids, while making money
- Discount or free child care
- Building experience with other children (for possibly having the B&A later)
- Making contacts (for possibly having the B&A later)
So here's what I did. I figured that the best option, most realistic, most rewarding, most secure option right now, is to work for a child care provider. So, I looked on the state job web site and found one in Wasilla. So, if I get it, the first hour of me being there, will pay for gas for the day. That would stay about the same if we moved too. So I applied for this job just a little bit ago. We'll see if this is where God wants me. Oh, I also emailed my boss at GCI to see if he has time this week for a meeting.
Blessings to you!
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