Ray
I never thought I’d be selling the magazines, but it has become a priority in my life. It’s because when I’m doing this, I’m doing good.
Read MoreI never thought I’d be selling the magazines, but it has become a priority in my life. It’s because when I’m doing this, I’m doing good.
Read MoreI have been a Big Issue vendor since 2002, around the age of 30. I’ve been doing it for 20 years this year! I like working for myself, working my own hours, being my own boss, running my own show.
Read MoreWhat I love most about selling The Big Issue is not only does it let you know who you are, it also lets you be who you are.
Read MoreThe Big Issue gets me out in the community a bit more, and gives me a purpose in life to do something and that. I’m thankful that The Big Issue is around.
Read MoreBoth of my brothers have sold The Big Issue, so it’s a bit like a family business for us.
Read MoreI love selling The Big Issue. It’s a bridge for me to meet new people in my community.
Read MoreEvery single day people walk past that know me and say hello. They make me feel like I’m part of the community.
Read MoreThe Big Issue was a good opportunity. I like the work, and I travel to suburbs all over Melbourne. I love travelling long distance, and it gets me out of the house. I start at 8.30am and work till 5pm from Monday to Saturday, six days a week.
Read MoreThe Big Issue is very good because I’m learning to get around the CBD by myself. I’m also getting my confidence up and earning money, and I like that I’m communicating to different customers.
Read More“I’ve been selling the magazine for 25 years. I’m really proud to see the evolution of the magazine, and my evolution as a person too.”
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