Ken Coleman
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Okay, great. And what were you making? Let's assume you're already gone. So what has been your salary? $50,000. So we're taking a $50,000 hit. My question is, with you doing the, what'd you call them? Saturdays? What'd you call it?
Side job Saturday. I love that. Are the side jobs that both of you are going to continue to do, are they included in the budget number that you gave us?
Side job Saturday. I love that. Are the side jobs that both of you are going to continue to do, are they included in the budget number that you gave us?
Side job Saturday. I love that. Are the side jobs that both of you are going to continue to do, are they included in the budget number that you gave us?
What about his side hustle stuff? What will that generate?
What about his side hustle stuff? What will that generate?
What about his side hustle stuff? What will that generate?
And that's not included in the numbers you gave us?
And that's not included in the numbers you gave us?
And that's not included in the numbers you gave us?
So in all reality, it's reasonable to assume that from your budget alone, just going down to one income, you're going to have, let's call it $300 of surplus a month after everything's taken care of, and then we add his $1,000, so we're going to be in the black, let's say $1,300 a month. Mm-hmm. Okay. Okay. That to me, I'm okay with it. I'm fully okay now.
So in all reality, it's reasonable to assume that from your budget alone, just going down to one income, you're going to have, let's call it $300 of surplus a month after everything's taken care of, and then we add his $1,000, so we're going to be in the black, let's say $1,300 a month. Mm-hmm. Okay. Okay. That to me, I'm okay with it. I'm fully okay now.
So in all reality, it's reasonable to assume that from your budget alone, just going down to one income, you're going to have, let's call it $300 of surplus a month after everything's taken care of, and then we add his $1,000, so we're going to be in the black, let's say $1,300 a month. Mm-hmm. Okay. Okay. That to me, I'm okay with it. I'm fully okay now.
Because what I was going to suggest is how could he make an additional $50,000 a year professionally? And the fact that he's blue collar, but he's kind of in the trades, I think there's very reasonable expectation that he can do that. And if you were to get close to replacing your 50 in the first 12 months, to me, that's a no-brainer. But I'll see what Judge George thinks.
Because what I was going to suggest is how could he make an additional $50,000 a year professionally? And the fact that he's blue collar, but he's kind of in the trades, I think there's very reasonable expectation that he can do that. And if you were to get close to replacing your 50 in the first 12 months, to me, that's a no-brainer. But I'll see what Judge George thinks.
Because what I was going to suggest is how could he make an additional $50,000 a year professionally? And the fact that he's blue collar, but he's kind of in the trades, I think there's very reasonable expectation that he can do that. And if you were to get close to replacing your 50 in the first 12 months, to me, that's a no-brainer. But I'll see what Judge George thinks.
He's over here quietly tapping his pen.
He's over here quietly tapping his pen.
He's over here quietly tapping his pen.
And you know you have a green light for me already. And I would also add that you will not regret this decision to come home. If you change your mind, you can always go back to work. But you'll never get this time back with those little ones. And listen, I'm speaking as a guy who I'm watching my kids grow so fast, it's freaking me out.