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_92.jpg "A graduate says she’ll “never settle into a full-time job” because she racks up $96k a year from her side hustles - including TikTok, picnic planning, pet-sitting and nannying. <br/><br/>Grace Ryu, 23, quit her full-time job in March 2023 after missing out on a “work-life balance”. <br/><br/>She started trying out freelance work in any industry that took her fancy, like events, content creation and childcare. <br/><br/>Her parents let her live rent-free in their old house since they moved to Korea in October 2023 - allowing Grace to fund her “shopping addiction”, travel and put money into savings. <br/><br/>Grace, a freelancer from Houston, Texas, said: “I want so many different passive streams of income because there’s still so much I want to try - I’ll never go back to a nine-to-five. <br/><br/>“It’s really easy to feel burnt out in a full-time job - I loved working in hospitality and tech sales, but I had no work-life balance.<br/><br/>“I find it much more fun being able to work from wherever I want - but don’t get me wrong, it’s definitely a hustle.”<br/><br/>Grace studied for a major in recreation, park and tourism sciences at Texas A&M University - graduating in December 2021. <br/><br/>She worked a number of jobs while she was studying - including being a ranch hand at a bull farm and working in a restaurant. <br/><br/>Thinking she might settle into a nine-to-five in tourism and hospitality, she picked up more restaurant shifts after uni. <br/><br/>But realising she wanted more downtime - she quit to become a live-in nanny for a family in New York, in summer 2022. <br/><br/>She said: “I decided to become a full-time nanny so I could live in New York for a while. <br/><br/>“But after two months, I decided to come home to Texas - and I still work seasonally as a part-time nanny for that family. <br/><br/>“I wanted to try other things out - and pursue a career related to my major.”<br/><br/>In August 2022, Grace took a job in tech sales - even getting promoted to account manager in January 2023. <br/><br/>She worked there for a total of eight months, deciding to build up streams of income on the side. <br/><br/>“I became a dogwalker, and started creating content,” she said. “I got very ambitious about all these different things, and decided the best time to try them would be while I’m still young. <br/><br/>“Balancing all these different things wasn’t working for me, though - and I was starting to feel burnt out. <br/><br/>“The beauty of working lots of different side hustles is I can do a different job from one day to the next - I love the variety of it.”<br/><br/>In March 2023, Grace started earning income from nine freelance jobs - and she now considers herself a User Generated Content (UGC) creator, influencer, TikTok partner, affiliate marketer, picnic planner, babysitter, dog walker, AirBnB arbiter and digital product seller. <br/><br/>This gives her a total of $96k (£77092.80) per year - and she uses the majority of the money to travel. <br/><br/>She said: “I’m currently living rent-free at my parents’ house - they moved to Korea and left it to me.<br/><br/>\")
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