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Serious question: how are you all funding your looksmaxxing?
I'm a college student making around $25/day, and I can't imagine paying for braces, jaw surgery, skincare, hair treatments, etc., without years of saving. I´m already trying and paying skincare, hair, but still must of the stuff that work are expensive asf.
What do you do for work? Any side hustles, freelancing, flipping, online gigs, or unconventional ways you've made money? What's given you the best ROI?
Trying to build a roadmap, so I'd appreciate any advice.

 

[Bananachip]

Serious question: how are you all funding your looksmaxxing?
I'm a college student making around $25/day, and I can't imagine paying for braces, jaw surgery, skincare, hair treatments, etc., without years of saving. I´m already trying and paying skincare, hair, but still must of the stuff that work are expensive asf.
What do you do for work? Any side hustles, freelancing, flipping, online gigs, or unconventional ways you've made money? What's given you the best ROI?
Trying to build a roadmap, so I'd appreciate any advice.

For surgery if you want good results I would say save up tbh. Idk about ways to make money but just focus on buying products that give good results and putting the rest away for future procedures

 

[klyro]

Serious question: how are you all funding your looksmaxxing?
I'm a college student making around $25/day, and I can't imagine paying for braces, jaw surgery, skincare, hair treatments, etc., without years of saving. I´m already trying and paying skincare, hair, but still must of the stuff that work are expensive asf.
What do you do for work? Any side hustles, freelancing, flipping, online gigs, or unconventional ways you've made money? What's given you the best ROI?
Trying to build a roadmap, so I'd appreciate any advice.

I clean ny neighbors house take their dogs out take care of their kids when they need and i lowk get payed like 40 a day

 

[chero]

Serious question: how are you all funding your looksmaxxing?
I'm a college student making around $25/day, and I can't imagine paying for braces, jaw surgery, skincare, hair treatments, etc., without years of saving. I´m already trying and paying skincare, hair, but still must of the stuff that work are expensive asf.
What do you do for work? Any side hustles, freelancing, flipping, online gigs, or unconventional ways you've made money? What's given you the best ROI?
Trying to build a roadmap, so I'd appreciate any advice.

When I was younger I was a wageslave and worked 3 jobs. The jobs were shit pay but I prioritised my savings. I made sure that at least 60% of my weekly earnings went into savings. The other 40% would become disposable income. Obv I cut costs when I could and would usually end up saving more than 60% each week. This let me save up a lot so I think the most important part is budgeting. I only bought things that were on discounted, didn't regularly splurge on unnecessary shit, etc.

I then used this money to start a tutoring side hustle which was the most ideal bc of its low start up costs as all i needed was to buy some stationary, etc and also the cost of printing worksheets for students. This is less effort and time than my previous 3 jobs combined yet it brings in more money than b4. I followed the same savings principle I did b4 however this time I am currently putting 20% of my earnings into a savings account and 40% into investments such as stocks, primarily safe dividend stocks so I can earn a lil bit of periodic returns.

I also do surveys online when im bothered for sum light cash, its like roughly $2 for each survey which takes like 10 mins or so. I have also been mowing ppl's lawns for cash when I need but i cbb to do this