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I just wanted to know what can I do, what can we do to, you know, recession proof a job

or find a job that's recession proof. Yeah, those are two different questions because the first

question is, is what can we do to recession-proof our life?

And my pal George Campbell, I'm going to let him take that one.

And then the second question is very different.

Can I get?

Or George, maybe it's is there a recession-proof job?

So two different questions.

Let's start with the first one.

Go ahead. How does she and her husband

recession proof their life? Because I think she's indirectly asking that. Is that fair, Crystal?

That's true. Yeah. All right. Let's take on that part. We got this a lot during the pandemic. How do I

sort of pandemic proof my life? How do I create a bulletproof financial foundation for my family?

And the answer is simple, Crystal, don't owe people money,

have money in the bank, and be investing for the future. And so if you are completely debt-free,

you have an emergency fund of three to six months of expenses, well, if that job loss does happen,

it's not going to be fun, but it's not going to throw you into a tizzy either. You're going to have money to get by. You don't owe people money, so the income is less of an issue. So that's what I would recommend on top of

investing for the future and not touching that money and not freaking out. That's what most people do.

They have no savings. They tap in. They get the credit card, the he lock when times are bad,

and then they never climb out of that. So are you in that spot right now?

No, but I am a stay-at-home mom right now and I am looking for a full-time job and I just kind of

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