What do you do for a living?!?!

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What do you do for a living? Did you have to go to college for it? What kind of money do you make yearly? 
Just curious on what kind of jobs you all have if you work outside of being a full time mom and wife/SO 😊
I️ have been a license hair stylist for the last 5 years. I️ was in nursing school decided it wasn’t for me and graduated with associates in general studies. I️ make around $2500-$3000 a month so it’s not horrible for being 23 years old but definitely not where I️ want to be! Definitely looking to use my degree somehow or to go back and specialize in something specific. My SO brings home around 50k a year so together we do just fine but there’s always room for more,  just need to find where!

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I went to college,  got a degree in computer science. but my career started at 14, when I built my first computer from scratch.  at 16 I had several IT CERTIFICATIONS and was working from home as a remote tech support,  making 15 an hour to start. paid insurance,  paid vacation and 401K. by 18 , I went from tier 1 tech support, tier2, 3, 4, to trainer and my salary capped at 85k a year. I got bored with that after a few years (still living with my parents and has saved quite a big amount by that time). got another job, paying better money, STILL living at home for a few years.  by the time I was 25, I was ready to start living. my 29, I met the love of my life,  started my own IT business.  I'm 33 and I have 600 plus people working for me. it all started with a passion- computers. then school, a degree,  cerifications.. dedication and hard work

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I'm a clinic tech making 17 an hour and go to nursing school and run a business with my fiancé that yields a couple of hundred thousand a year give or take.

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I'm a web designer. I did do a degree but the people I work with mostly started as apprenticeships so it probably wasn't needed but it helped for me. Taught me a lot. I don't earn much more than min wage even tho I've worked there over 2 years now. I'm working on building the courage to find a new better paying job.

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I make roughly 2600 a month I’m an aviation electronics technician in the navy (e-4)
I went to training for my job then more specialized training for the aircraft I work on

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I'm a caregiver. in Montana we only make 10.50 but its really easy work. I'm from Washington and moving back after my baby is born and the wage is substantially higher there! its a good job because for most companies you can substitute or be on call so you just choose your own schedule

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at the moment I'm a part time nanny. 
I have a set pay for 20 hours and then 15 for every hour after. they are so excited I'm pregnant and told me my little one is more than welcome to come on work days. 
before that I was a preschool teacher. 
I have an associate's degree in early childhood education.

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I currently work at a counseling center, helping out the office staff. I don’t think it’s something you have to go to college for, but I did find it when I was still in college. I did an internship with this place during my last semester. I like it a lot, especially because I want to go to graduate school for counseling

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I'm an adjunct instructor and I teach writing. I have an MA in English & I'm getting an MFA in Professional Writing. My salary is public.

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I work full time for a health insurance company from home.  I get members who are recently discharged from the hospital and make sure they’re set up with follow up care and they’re making their appointments. I make about 50k. I went to school and have my bachelors.

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I’m a hospice billing manager. I have an associates in health information management. During college I was a clerical assistant at a local hospital. Got promoted to being a biller a year later. After graduating college I studied coding and obtained my coding certificate. Got promoted to be a coder. After a few years I was promoted to lead coder. After a little over a year I was promoted to Revenue Integrity Specialist. I stayed in that job for about a year before being recruited to be a hospice billing manager for a local hospice. I make over $70k a year with full benefits. I love what I do and worked hard to get to where I’m at. 
My husband is self employed with a business through Amazon. This year he’s profited over $100k. I’m hoping he continues to be successful with his business.

What do you do for a living?!?!

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