This week, I celebrated my third biggest achievement; I moved into my own studio apartment. It’s small, but not too small. It’s expensive, but not so expensive that I can’t still afford to eat. Most importantly, it’s mine. All mine. I’m calling it my Canal Beach House, because of it’s proximity to the famous Venice Canal District, and Silicon Beach, right here in Venice, California.
I’m not going to go into the ins and outs of the costs, because I believe this is an exclusively relative factor in everyone’s lives. I am currently Underemployed. I am also currently broke.
My medical insurance renewal, taxes, and move, all come within three months of each other, meaning that the concept of saving money over the next quarter is basically impossible. Also, two of my regular jobs have all but slowed to a snail’s pace. Therefore, I was tasked with the dreaded ordeal of moving my house with basically no money, and no time to waste in getting myself more work.
In this How To, I will attempt to adequately explain to you, my dear Underemployed peers, how to move home on a budget, whilst also being underemployed.
“Learn how to handle your fucking money without getting into debt or living like a monk, or worse, shitting it all away on NOTHING”