EP 64. Not every freelancer is the same | Ryan Cheng

from Millennial Crisis Hosted by Demi Kotsoris

This week I chatted with my friend and friend of the podcast Ryan Cheng, who is our only re-occurring guest so if you haven't listened to any of our other episodes with Ryan go back to Season 1 and have a li'l listen! Ryan & I chat about our semi-new lives as "freelancers", although both of us have done the "freelance" life before and actually started our careers there, and then converted to a more traditional 9-5 life until covid hit and we found ourselves back on the freelance grind. We discuss our journey of understanding what working for yourself looks like to us, how each person's journey is different and why life is now more important to us than work. As recovering hustle vultures this is BIG 😂. Ep 65. Challenge: Take time to reflect and write down what kind of lifestyle goals or ideal life you want to live and see how you can find work that fits that + bonus if a call to action comes out of that take the first step & DO IT! If you do this week's challenge share it on socials and tag us or shoot us a DM about how you went: @themillennialcrisis Check out our upcoming events: https://www.themillennialcrisis.com/events Join our FB Group here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/844800039494532/

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