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I wish I could send you my budget and have you help me sort it out. I spend the absolute minimum. I feel like I'm starving myself, both physically and emotionally. And still I have nothing.
I hope and wish that there is a better job out there for me but I'm an unskilled college dropout with nothing but experience in food service and some retail. There's not a whole lot out there in my experience that pays above minimum wage.
Not degrading you at all, but have you tried recipes with rice and beans? It's filling and nutritious. Frankly I love the taste too
I'm doing better now and still include them as staples in my week.
There are a lot of remote data entry positions you could get into. You could study some data analysis on the side, using the data entry as a toe hold in the industry. Lots of free content and datasets to work with to learn on.
Just a suggestion, not cutting you down.
I'd be happy to chat more about that topic if you are interested.
Sales pays the best because you're in the revenue generating column, not the cost column and also last to get the sack in a downturn
Maybe a side hustle? If you have a good eye, upcycling stuff from charity shops is a way to generate extra income.
There's a lot of government positions that require just high school, and pay more than typical.
But they're annoying to apply to, and often can make you wait a long time. Look into your cities job bank, same with state/province and/or federal level.
If you are good at driving a CDL is a gateway to higher paying jobs as well.