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Topic
Board Economics
Re: Gig workers — employees or employers?
by
BitHodlers
on 25/06/2025, 17:41:35 UTC
Not having a fixed working hour/time is also better. That means that we can work anytime we like. The notable one is we can now sleep peacefully. Also a free lancer can get their money before a typical employee get theirs. They can as well earn more money. It sounds promising but having too much comfort is also dangerous. It might make us to be less productive eventually, so we can still experience a lesser pay and worse is termination. For some, I think they only develop a boredom, especially from a long time of working, so they can think of switching a career.
Very few freelancers earns excellent money, it is a small minority. It is a very competitive field and often you will find to be earning less than at a proper job, unless you don't have good education or skills.

I prefer to combine both or with the term "kill two birds with one stone" or more specifically doing one job while earning another income. Doing a side hustle can provide various benefits such as supporting income, developing new skills, financial security and opening up new career opportunities in the future.
Combining both is not always easy because one might be working full time on the other type of job already. I won't push my self/body further because I believe that health is still the real wealth.
Working more than full time is not a risk to your health, don't come up with excuses for being lazy. A lot of jobs are not that physically demanding, and because of that doing another hustle is very easy. Most people don't do it because they are lazy and prefer to waste time on things like Netflix. It is also why you (they) stay poor.  Cheesy