clearing 50,000??
Posted By: Cindy M on 2007-11-29
In Reply to: End of year...anybody gonna clear over 50K? - ??
I've been at this for 30+ years, average about $32,000 per year and have no complaints. My house is nearly paid for and then I'll have no debt. If you're able to live a simple lifestyle and like it that way, you can do just fine. I'm grateful I'm able to. I could care less about increasing the amount of work I do or constantly finding ways of shorthanding it. No matter how much you type, more, more, more is always expected. Forty hours of transcribing is plenty enough for me and I absolutely hate it when they talk mandatory overtime. Hey, the more you make, the more you will spend, Murphy's law, ha-ha. I'm glad I live in Ohio, things are still affordable here. Better you live as frugally as possible and be happy with what you have.
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