31-Year-Old Woman Says She Makes N10 Million a Month Recording Voiceovers
- A 31-year-old lady who quit her job says she now makes about N10 million monthly from her side hustle
- Alice Everdeen stated that she makes the money recording voiceovers for clients like Amazon and Airline companies
- She said he works 3-5 hours every day to avoid burnout because the work is very flexible and she chooses her schedules
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Alice Everdeen worked for 50 hours weekly two and half years ago and earned $42,000 per annum as a content creator for a supplement firm.
She did not find fulfilment working in an office. So she resigned from her job and began to pursue her voiceover side business full-time. She now earns N9,9m monthly, according to CNBC.
Big clients, big money
In 2021, she made $101,000 working with clients like Amazon, Southwest Airlines and OnluFans. However, she worked fewer hours than in her former job.
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With her earnings, she renovated a school bus and made it liveable with $80,000.
Everdeen said she keeps her work hours short to avoid burnout.
Stress from work provokes anxiety
According to a recent survey, 28 per cent of employees reported burning out in 2021. In addition, more than one-third have reported they experienced depression, lack of motivation or anxiety about work.
The reason, according to experts, is due to high expectations.
Everdeen said that working a few hours a day does not mean she is not passionate about her work; it makes her daily life sustainable.
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On his TikTok account, he posts videos of himself testing out gigs he has seen others advertise on the platform.
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Source: Legit.ng