How many people here do traditional work as well?

Have a full time job, Monday to Friday. However I spend a lot of time on an evening and weekend working for a funding company called Strode and Co on a self employed/freelance basis. It's mainly based online, although some offline work does take place.

The offline work pay's OK, but the online/funding work pay's great. Once I have enough money from the funding work to clear my outstanding debts and have some away in a savings account, i'll quit my day job.

 

Yep, full time job and a part time business, with little side ones built in.

No girlfriend or children either, so I have more time available right now.

 

Been working online about 4 years. (really 5 but I don't count the 1st year because I didn't do much)

I was part time online up untill last year when I finally decided to get off the fence and really push it. Had a good paying job, so I wasn't in a hurry to make the change.

At this point all my income, comes from online, but eventually I'd like to do something offline again. One warning though, no matter what anyone tells you working from home will get old and boring. Sometimes I almost wish I had an office outside the house.

 

Hmm, I have wife and 2 boys. One is 3 and half year old, and second 9 months old. My free time for online business, start at 10 PM to 3 AM. Rest of time I sleep, or in my full time job or with my family.
Times when I was alone, and have a lot of time, is only history. But I would never change it, if it was possible.

 

Hey Linsys,

VOIP and hacking are probably a very complimentary field
A bunch of VOIP, such as Cisco's and Siemens, run on Windows 2003 servers. I know one network admin at a community college who seems to think that the Windows box was his weakest link in his VOIP system.