Survey Paid Less Than the One That Dumped Me
The disqualification survey paid a fifty-cent consolation credit. The one I finished paid thirty-eight cents. That is...
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All Rules I Made Up articles from Everyday Hustle Jeff.
The disqualification survey paid a fifty-cent consolation credit. The one I finished paid thirty-eight cents. That is...
Read itJohn called mid-delivery with a conspiracy theory. I nearly missed the drop-off. Now I have a rule about picking up t...
Read itA survey site logged Jeff out at question 14 of 17, three times, and he kept going back. Here's the rule he made up a...
Read itRobux converted to actual dollars look bigger than they are, and I spent twenty minutes treating eleven bucks like a ...
Read itJeff's self-imposed rule about solo hustles, born from one bad partnership pitch and a whiteboard he still hasn't era...
Read itJeff's one-rule accounting system is a Notepad file from 2010 and a bad memory — turns out that's enough to catch you...
Read itJeff's two-week rule for side hustles sounds reasonable until he lists all the times he ignored it — which is most of...
Read itJeff spent a survey payout before it cleared, learned nothing useful, and did it again three weeks later. A small sto...
Read itThere is a ring light in a box in my kitchen that has never been opened. It cost less than what it taught me, which is the only defence I have.
Read articleThe most useful rule I have is about exits, not entries. If stopping requires a conversation, it is not a side thing anymore.
Read articleThe whiteboard has crossed-out sections for a reason. Four rules I was confident about, and what actually happened when I followed them.
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