Adrian
The Big Issue was my first job. It feels good. With the money I get, I can buy myself a cup of coffee or something to eat. And I’ve got money in my pocket all the time, that sort of thing.
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Scott
I think The Big Issue is good for the community; we’re giving back to the community. The customers are great, and I wouldn’t change it because we’re doing what we love to do.
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The Big Issue community became my family. They not only gave me a way to earn a living, but they also showed me where I could sleep safely and made sure I had something to eat.
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Selling The Big Issue is like having a mini business. Sometimes it’s challenging, like all business, especially when the weather is bad. But it also shows people that I’m consistent and have a strong work ethic.
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That’s the biggest thing I’ve gotten from being a [The Big Issue] vendor: getting out and about among people, and staying physically active.
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I don’t think I’ll ever stop selling The Big Issue. I like talking to people.
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The Women’s Workforce has made such a huge impact for me. The financial freedom! Another dollar in my account, and it will only multiply: things will get better from here.
Read MoreNathan
Twenty years later, here I am. This job is my life.
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I love selling The Big Issue. I don’t like being told what to do; I like the freedom of working my own time and hours.
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I’ve sold in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and now Sydney. People’s generosity has always been good with The Big Issue.
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