$323,000/ Year - Two Remote 6-Figure Jobs At The Same Time

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[@johnnymmartinez]

Hey All! Just wanna say thank you to all the comments (keep em coming), and if you haven't seen here's my response to some of the top comments I've gotten here:

[@dereksmith6097]

I tried having 2 six figure jobs in cybersecurity once. I got away with it for about 6 months and then it became too much. Sometimes there would be meetings scheduled for the same time. Whew. Currently, I have a six figure government job and I am a college professor and own an IT training business. Still busy, but I am arranging my freedom by building my biz while letting money come in from my day job.

[@mrmusic3269]

The best knowledge I used so far to make over 20k during hard times was through Nicholas Deniehy, and honestly, my life has changed since then; he is the best investment advisor in the top-tier records.

[@exorcists]

Recently turned 24. I'm broke, live with my parents and don't know what to do with my life. I've tried applying to almost every remote job I could find on Indeed and have had no luck at all. This video has really inspired me to keep pushing no matter what.

[@neilgreene]

I did this back in the 90's, resigned from one job, they kept me. So, I kept my 2nd $100k+ job. So then, I got a third one! That was 3 $150k jobs. Then, I did stop and kept getting jobs and that started my consulting company which I have had for over 25 years. GOOD JOB!!! CONGRATS on your grind!

[@CarlosRosario]

This is easily one of the best 4 hour work week office space story stories ever! Thank you. New subscriber here.

[@GregoryFrancisDrive]

So stoked to see more from you! I’m in the midsts of a transition like this myself so keep it coming! Thank you 🙏

[@elliottyourse8439]

The key is finding two jobs that have minimum amount of meetings. That’s the hard part. I started a second job and within the first week I had 8 meetings on a Thursday…..that was my last day there lol

[@jondeaux336]

Congratulations John. You cracked the code. Remote work is a real life blessing.

[@rcervan13]

This is actually pretty amazing and I totally respect your hustle and grind. So awesome to see you made it to the other side!

[@mr.donatz5202]

I really enjoyed this video. Positive, straight to the point. Definitely want to learn more. I've had a half dozen "careers", I've experienced so much, and I don't have a lot to show for it. This is inspirational. Thank you.

[@gamingmax6281]

Nicholas Deniehy really gave breaks down of how businesses work in the crypto world and solutions and strategies that could help me regain my loss and it did work.

[@MrMeasureTwice]

Love the story, the grit it took, your brutal honesty - all of it, this is a great video!! Thanks.

[@ddavis8988]

This is pure facts. I work two remote jobs right now. And there are days where it gets crazy.

[@alexsalas7146]

He really just admitted all this without a single regret. Props

[@Luna_Boy]

I JUST started a second remote job. This is nuts. Thank you for starting this channel

[@prodigy803]

Dude that's crazy, I have been contemplating doing this for so long. Well at least the part about finding a remote sales engineering role. I just listed my first Airbnb property and doing a lot of the renovations myself since it's my primary residence as well. I'm looking for a gig like that as we speak!

[@marufmamun6592]

Agree 100% on the easy apply for LinkedIn. Will have to try the under 10 applicants trick. Been doing a ton of interviews and it's helping my confidence a lot more than reading endless behavioral interview guides. Soon I'll start applying to the companies I'm really interested in.

[@frankpaulson5215]

A few months back, I came off 6 months of two jobs, was pulling in over 400k. Took a few weeks off from overemployed, and just had a single job. Was funny, felt like I was unemployed working a single ~15 hr/week gig. Last month, I started a new job 2 and have a job 3 starting in the next month, will be at 615k living in a low-tax state in the midwest. One key is stack PTO and take days off when you have one of your jobs surging. Another key is always take the health insurance, because you never know when something will end, and you want to make sure you have benefits. Final suggestion - have a plan. If you get into the overemployed life, know why you are and when you will exit. It's very easy to grow into your new double or triple salary and end up perpetually stuck. Have a plan, set a timeline, get in, get what you want, gracefully exit. Employees now have the upper hand, but that will end one day. When you get fired or quit your job 2 or job 3, try to look sad, and think of how terrible it would be if that was your only gig (and you didn't stack cash).

[@CreateProMedia]

Great video! Very inspiring and full of information. Definitely looking to go this route and have those freedoms someday. Keep up the great work! 👍🏼