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☆ How a 39-year-old engineer spends her $169,000 paycheck: Xbox, therapy, coffee, and skincare
  + stars: | 2023-06-06 | by ( Vartika Puranik | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
She said her video game subscription is one thing she'd never cut back on — even during a recession. My career kicked off 17 years ago at a Los Angeles startup and I've been working as an engineer ever since. Since recessions are uncontrollable, I tend not to stress about the possibility of one, but there are things I'll always spend money on no matter what. Coffee subscriptionI have a coffee subscription to pump me up in the morning. So I pay $50 a month for my coffee subscription.
Persons: Elissa Voris, Voris, —, Dolby, I'm, it's, I'd, Logan Organizations: Dolby, Service, Costco, Apple, CPA Locations: —, Enumclaw , Washington, Los Angeles, mlogan
☆ I make $169,000 a year and these are the 7 things I'll keep splurging on even during an economic slump
  + stars: | 2023-06-06 | by ( Vartika Puranik | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +7 min
Voris earns enough income to pay her bills and have extra money for things she enjoys. She said her video game subscription is one thing she'd never cut back on — even during a recession. Since recessions are uncontrollable, I tend not to stress about the possibility of one, but there are things I'll always spend money on no matter what. Coffee subscriptionI have a coffee subscription to pump me up in the morning. If a recession ever hits and forces me to alter my spending, I'd cut back on things based on its aftermath.
Persons: Elissa Voris, Voris, —, Dolby, it's, I'd, Logan Organizations: Dolby, Service, Costco, Apple, CPA Locations: —, Enumclaw , Washington, Los Angeles, mlogan
☆ I make $15,000 in ad revenue a month through podcasts. Here’s how I started my network on Instagram.
  + stars: | 2023-04-06 | by ( Vartika Puranik | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +6 min
Gillian Tietz is the founder of Sober Powered Media and the host of the "Sober Powered" podcast. The seven shows in her network bring in about $15,000 in ad revenue and 400,000 downloads a month. I named it the "Sober Powered" podcast, created an Instagram account, and started working on it every day. I resigned from my full-time job in June and officially launched Sober Powered Media, a podcast network that includes my show. I now monetize other podcasts through my network in exchange for 20% of the ad revenue, and I have seven podcasts in my network.
☆ I made more than $877,000 in revenue last year selling emotional-intelligence card games online. Here's how I built my business.
  + stars: | 2023-01-27 | by ( Vartika Puranik | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +8 min
Jenny Woo is the founder of Mind Brain Emotion, which sells emotional-intelligence card games. But in 2018, I quit my job at the Montessori school and founded my company, Mind Brain Emotion, where I sell practical card games on emotional intelligence. I used Amazon Ads to bid on keywords that consumers used to search for similar productsA bid is the amount of money you're willing to spend toward a keyword or advertisement. I did more market research between fall 2018 and February 2019, and another card deck was born, 52 Essential Relationships, in March 2019. I went backward to move forward in my business because I recognized that in order to have genuine conversations, trust and understanding are prerequisites.
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