5. Being a Creative in the Gig Economy and Getting OldTom Gearhart
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Many creatives work as contractors. Even if you work as a Director of Photography for a major Hollywood blockbuster film, you probably are just a 1099 contractor who is responsible for paying your own taxes AND planning for retirement.
\\nI have definitely had my share struggles of figuring out how to run things financially and plan for retirement.
\\nIn this episode we go over some of the financial basics whether you are an employee who has a workplace 401(k) or are self employed and need to think about how you save for retirement.
\\nWhen you enjoy your job, you may not be able to imagine yourself doing anything else, but the reality is that life and old age has a way of catching up with us.
\\nMy goal with this episode isn\\u2019t to make you a financial genius, but merely to make sure that you know enough to ask the right questions and have some tips for finding your own financial advisor.
\\nEven if just one person is able to gain something from this episode, it will be worth it.
\\nIn the episode I reference the book Profit First by Mike Michalowicz.
\\nTom Gearhart is a financial advisor and you can reach him via email or web: tom.gearhart@nm.com
\\nWebsite: www.summit.nm.com
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