6 Figure IT: Fundamentals (free vid)

Threw this together in one sitting. Just hoped it might help those relatively new to IT. It's kind of a "career overview" slide based on my experiences. Off to do a migration now!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVdqTn5Ta0c

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f0rgiv3n

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I'm working towards hitting 7 figures within the next 9.5 years.

LOL! Awesome, this caught me off guard.

powerfool

Cost of Living is a huge consideration. One of the main considerations that people consider is moving to a lower cost of living area, but I have always contended that moving to a higher cost of living area makes a lot of sense, assuming your income scales up appropriately. My rationale for this is that if you do everything based on percentage of income and it all does scale, you are able to build up more equity and retirement savings in nominal values, then when you move to the retirement stage, you can move back to a lower cost of living area and have greater economic power.

petedude

Good video. People have short attention spans, so shorter with fewer pauses might be better.

Mrock4

Thanks! Will definitely take your input into consideration- I've always had a problem talking too much!

f0rgiv3n

Cost of Living Calculator: Compare the Cost of Living in Two Cities - CNNMoney might be something good to take into consideration with regards to "cost of living" statement

Iristheangel

Even in Portland, I'd have to be making $100K to equal what I'm getting now or be making almost $90K in Dallas to be living the lifestyle I'm going at right now so I'd say the $120-ish range is pretty good no matter where you're living (Except New York City but I wouldn't want to live there anyways)