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How much can your income change after reality TV? 📈🌹 Andrew Spencer went from making around $75K his first year after The Bachelor to $200K the next, and says 2026 could be roughly 2X that. For Alexe Godin, leaving speech pathology meant walking away from a career she loved, but also a salary ceiling. As a creator, she says she reached a point where she could make roughly 3X more while gaining more freedom with her time. Reality TV might be temporary, but what you build from it can become a career.
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@mmonyango350 One of my favorite couple ❤️❤️❤️
@lbolelli1 Is this not all temporary? What happens in 10 years?
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@jendykstraa That’s why people sign up for reality tv!
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@alexandralaplante @alexe.godin la vraie richesse c’est du temps libre 🙌
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@kellyegrattan One of my favorite couples of all time. Hard episode to listen to though with everyone talking over one another 😂
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@tiny.hands.ot So proud of you @alexe.godin 👏👏👏
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@chelseawesr Ooo I thought she still lived in California cause her job, loved her speech videos. I thought they were moving to Chicago
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@justiceforclaytonofficial Love these interviews 👏
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@b3kah_lynn3 All power to them!!
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@livelovelaurel Put me in coach
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@drkatiespencer And unfortunately the SLP profession just continues to get blow after blow.
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@carly4nifcoleb_11 Just be smart with savings and stocks and you will never have to go back to a 9-5!
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