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Mark the hours once on the stick
A written weekly maximum is one notch. Copy it to every evening instead of measuring again from hope.
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Side work holds when you mark leftover hours once, then copy the stick
A story stick carries one measurement and copies it to every cut. Story Stick applies that to side income: mark leftover hours, a real rate and a weekly record once, then transfer those notches through the week so extra work does not drift.
Mark the hours
One notch for the weekly maximum. Copy it to every evening before new work arrives.
Mark the rate
Notch fees, unpaid time and tax. Transfer the remaining length.
Mark the record
A row of weekly notches: payments, costs and set-aside.
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Transfer the rate before you cut
Headline pay is a long stick. Fees and unpaid time shorten it. Transfer the remaining length before you say yes.
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A weekly row of notches
One row a week: payments in, costs out, tax set aside. A stick with no notches cannot be copied.
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Offers that skip the story stick
Some offers ask you to pay, train unpaid or wait for a later rate. Those cuts have no notch to copy.
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