dream or not a real job and that's what a lot of people my age do but i think this is a really interesting industry the amount companies spend on influencers in the us alone is going to surpass NUMBER_TOKEN billion which is a growth of more than NUMBER_TOKEN percent from last year this means that with more money being pumped into the industry there'll be a lot of space for new influencers i mean if a boomer like me could start tick-tock as a bit of fun during the pandemic and rack up nearly NUMBER_TOKEN million followers then doesn't that just prove it i've now even started two more youtube channels which are my new second channel where i post quick finance and business tips as well as my podcast channel with my son where we discuss all things business and investing from an old and young perspective at the end of the day influencers offer something that tv just can't compete with real authentic content which therefore means you don't need expensive equipment or a university degree to get stuck in number four is a radiographer how does flooding people with radiation and earning up to NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN a year sound to you you just have to be careful not to turn anyone into the hulk radiographers also known as radiologic technologists perform x-rays ct scans mris and other forms of medical imaging to help diagnose illnesses and conditions this is commonly confused with radiology however radiographers do not interpret the results or make a diagnosis blimey that was a mouthful if you've ever had a passion for helping people and want to go into something medical related then a radiographer is one of the highest paying jobs that doesn't require a degree actually my sister trained as one in the uk and that skill allowed her to emigrate to australia where that job is in high demand and she is earning a massive salary good day karen if you're watching this throw another shrimp on the barbie the demand for radio aquifers is set to remain strong due to a very large aging population in need of imaging to diagnose and treat medical conditions what are you looking at i'm only NUMBER_TOKEN well i feel NUMBER_TOKEN. it's easy enough to get started after completing a two-year job-focused course while i admit this does take a little bit of training it isn't nearly as time-consuming as a college degree and it's a lot less expensive too number five an executive assistant it can be extremely fun being the right-hand person of a business leader you're both striving towards a shared mission and you can earn up to a very respectable NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN a year working your way up to being an executive assistant can be very rewarding as it means doing different jobs almost every single day my assistant does everything from organizing my schedule to helping me with strategic planning by working at this level in a company you're also surrounded by lots of people who are wealthier than you this automatically means you'll start leveling up and find ways to earn even more i have often seen assistants go on to become ceos of their own businesses as they learn so much under the wing of a successful person so it's not all about the money you're earning it's also about the knowledge and the connections my assistant responded to a post i made on instagram and performed really well in his interview he doesn't
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