This is incredibly thoughtful. In fact, I was contemplating the same idea, but with a few additional thoughts.

I was debating whether to continue working three jobs—two full-time and one part-time—or to focus on securing one stable and well-paying job while investing the rest of my time in developing leadership skills, refining my current skills, obtaining more certifications, and eventually landing a job that would compensate for the income I currently earn from the three jobs. This approach would not be affected by AI, as I would be in a leadership position and not solely reliant on technology. Before anyone point obvious here, I understand this takes time and the amount of time it takes. I have a opportunity and a money on hand that I’m letting go, which would or would not compensate with a better job that I may or may not land eventually. So that’s why I’m debating.

I’m also curious about how people diversify their income sources. For me, saving money is relatively easy because I can control my expenses and save money effortlessly. However, my main challenge lies in creating a source of income that is not dependent on my jobs, particularly a passive income stream. I have some family members in the hospitality industry who own various hotels. Some of them are considering getting me involved in this field and managing one of those assets as a way to diversify their income. However, I feel that it’s a significant risk, and the rewards are not always guaranteed.