is your commute costing you $3k a month?

What is going on everybody? Welcome to my daily updates channel where I show you everything I'm doing to make over $400,000 per month. I run another channel here called Nick Sarif, just my first and last name and almost 530K. And then this one's just under 25. The way I start all these videos off is just with

some YouTube comment Q&A. So I just scroll down to the very bottom of this stack, which is about a week out right now, so 7 days ago. And then I answer as many questions as humanly possible. Scrolling through here to that cutoff. Um, why don't we start with the last 7-day one here, which is, I believe,

right over here. And it looks liked Alex says, "Nick, I know you're really busy, but would love an update on the job roll. Did we make it?" So, for those of you guys that don't know, I was running a uh job search for ideiation and packaging specialists, and I have now acquired two

fantastic ideation and packaging specialists who are currently working with me to, you know, grow the channel and get me unbottlenecked at the idea front. So, that's going really well. Um, Rush Hour says, "Nick, because of Maker School, I've learned to automate multiple aspects of my 9 toive job, which is a neuroscience tech company.

And because of this, I've created a ton of leverage there. I believe you wrote about my situation in one of your newsletters where I ask you how to leverage my skills to ask for a raise. My question is, my job is a 3-hour roundtrip commute, which heavily eats my time and energy to focus on building my

agency. What are some relatively simple yet actionable things I can do on the road to build my business, aside from listening to your courses, sending emails, etc. looking to leave my 9 to5 once MR from agency work hits a certain threshold, but it's hard to build that as they want me in office. So, should I