Interviews and Stories

First of all, I think that setting yourself goals goes a long way, for example at the beginning of each month I like to set myself goals I’d like to achieve at work. Those can be either the number of tasks I complete in a month or the money I earn. After you set that goal you should pick out a reward for yourself that you can work towards. Since I’m a bit of a foodie I like to reward myself with an evening at a restaurant so that’s what I’m usually working towards.

After becoming a student I aim to have my monthly earnings between 10k and 12k kroner monthly before tax, so I set myself little goals of earning 3000 DKK every week and then I divide that even further. On weekends I want to earn at least 700 DKK each day and then I divide the rest between two weekdays. That way I can easily stay on top of my budget and it makes my monthly income pretty predictable. After I reach that monthly goal, I reward myself by going out to a new restaurant that I often found by delivering from it!

I love cycling, I cycle a lot and often. One day I thought, why not make money from this hobby? I called the tax office, got a self-employed certificate and became a courier-partner at Wolt. It's been more than a year now.

I have been a Wolt courier partner for a year now. It is a side activity for me! Mainly, I focus on my own company. I wanted to make the activity clear for me and also for my son (who is also a courier partner) so I could be there for him when he needed help. Within a year, I started to like this activity; sometimes, I am online at the same time as my son. My son is finishing his last year in high school!