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• A millennial began secretly working multiple remote jobs to pay down debt.
• He earned more than $280,000 in 2022 across three full-time recruiting roles.
• Layoffs and a hiring slowdown forced him to give up overemployment and change careers.

Michael struggled to pay down

When Deb Stern steps up to the barbell for a heavy back squat, all distractions fall away.

When you're sweating under cold steel, there's no room for stray thoughts. Stresses about her busy caseload as an attorney, her packed schedule as a mom of two, and the

• A Florida man who said he never worked for Uber said the app reported income in his name to the IRS.
• Now, the man is suing the ride-hailing app.
• It's the latest example of Uber and other apps struggling to verify who is on their platforms.

Uber and DoorDash

• After her divorce, Margot Hollander bought a tiny home in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
• Hollander, 64, bought the house in cash as it was difficult to get a mortgage as a retiree.
• Hollander said living in a tiny home village is sociable and has given her a fresh start in life.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Margot Hollander, 64, a retired dance

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• The financial impact of rising GLP-1 usage extends far beyond Big Pharma.
• For users of weight-loss drugs, costs can snowball

• We spoke to dozens of successful side hustlers to find out how they got started and then scaled.
• Several advised experimenting first, while others described leaps of faith that paid off.
• Lean into your age and experience, a side hustler told us — and be wary of chasing trends.

Side hustles are often sold as quick wins — easy money you can make in your spare time.

In reality

When Tom Marchitelli agreed to make custom suits for NFL player Chase Daniel in 2014, he had a secret: he had no other clients.

Marchitelli, 44, was working with a tailor to make bespoke suits for himself and sharing Instagram photos of his designs for fun. He wasn't a professional — yet.

Daniel, then a quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, didn't know that. He'd come across

• Kevin Lustik, 62, turned his needlepoint hobby into a growing side business.
• Lustik works as a paralegal by day and spends his nights making art.
• Gen Z interest in Lustik's needlepoint art has helped increase his sales by 75%.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Kevin Lustik, a 62-year-old needlepoint artist who

• Jenna Hoffman said she spent more than five hours interviewing for a nonprofit job between November and January.
• She never received a rejection and learned via social media that the employer had hired someone else.
• Instead of quietly moving on, Hoffman explained why she reached out to express how she felt.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Jenna Hoffman

• There are concerns about potential insider trading by government officials on prediction markets.
• But government ethics rules don't require lawmakers or staffers to disclose their bets.
• Tw

• Maine is set to pass a bill pausing new data centers until late 2027.
• Data centers face growing public resistance over environmental and infrastructure concerns.
• Maine's vote could mark the first-ever statewide moratorium on data

• AI can help job seekers with résumés, cover letters, and networking.
• Still, there are some things to avoid when using ChatGPT and other AI tools.
• Job-search experts say to be detailed in your prompts and to review and edit what the tools suggest.

Before throwing a résumé draft into ChatGPT or asking