OverEmployment

Helped countless people get their first remote job.

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

Why you should get started becoming OverEmployed today if you want to make more money..

You don't need to be a coding genius, or a marketing nerd studying ads all day. You don't even need to start a business.

It's way simpler than you think..

🧵 𝗧𝗛𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗 🧵

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

@MrBeast Hiiiiiiiii

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

You can connect this to business, and job offers

Often you’ll never know what part of your interview or portfolio will cement a decision to give you an offer.

And sometimes it won’t even be something YOU did.

But as long as you show up, momentum can finish the job for you.

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

The other day I went to get my mail from a local mailbox, and I noticed an envelope forgotten on top of the mailbox stamped with a return address on my street.

Meaning someone forgot to put it in the sending slot of the mailbox.

Me being a normal person, I did it for them.

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

But they’ll never know that they forgot, since their letter will be delivered because I finished the job for them.

They did 95% of the work to send that letter, they wrote a letter, walked to the mailbox, but arguably messed up the most important part, sending it.

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

Your hiring manager doesn’t get paid enough to work with someone they don’t think they could have a beer with.

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

Behavioural questions during an interview often make or break many of you. Especially if you’re not interviewing with the Top Companies.

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You’re probably interviewing for remote roles at mid level companies with average to above average salaries.

Which is still great, but a lot of these companies place less importance on technical perfection.

But what they do look for is great communication + likeability.

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

Most people just need a good paying job. Not a business, not passive income, not a side hustle. Just stable cash flow every month.

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

@edw4rs Or just get a remote job that takes <1hr a day of work, pays your expenses, and funds your online biz

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@cantfaizme SEND

[Stephen Storey @StephenStorey]

I’ve traveled extensively and let me tell you what most won’t

It’s a waste of time

most places will blend together in your mind and you won’t even remember you went unless you see a photo of yourself

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

@SaaSWiz Wasted energy and resources on something that results in someone with irrelevant coding skills getting a job and coasting perpetually in an endless job hopping cycle to increase TC?

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@DejaRu22 Did me dirty with the insert name here 😭

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@SaaSWiz If anything, the main benefit rich/privileged people have, is the access to existing businesses to inherit/networks.

You barely need any capital to start a biz now.

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@closingUSD Yeah cause fighters never run, never

[OverEmployment @OverEmployment]

@dontrece_hd Funny cause this guy doing this for TikTok. He playing into the narrative to relate and get views, but he’s lowkey using it to escape it.

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@mahasr199 Honey! Get my popcorn.

More money twitter lore just dropped 😉

[Alex Hormozi @AlexHormozi]

Have you ever thought…

“I wish I could just fast forward thru this shitty part and get to when my goal becomes real?”

Right. Me too.

But taken to the natural extreme, the day you die, you would’ve achieved all the goals you set out to accomplish.

And then - immediately die.

Which when you think about it - shows how silly it is for us to think this way.

You might as well say “I’d like to fast forward to the end of the movie”

If that’s the case, you might as well not watch it. Or in our case - live it.

So - the reverse of that would be to value the shitty part as equal (or even greater than) the end.

Since we don’t want the story to end (we die), we flip the “fast forward to the end” frame to “slow down right now”

In other words - the todays - become the “good ol days” of our future selves looking back.

And - doing the work - becomes the only goal worth living for.