<prompt> Human: 24m living in Los Angeles. I will be married soon and I currently have two jobs. I have a bachelor degree and am finishing up a masters I just have my thesis left and will work on it remotely since my school is in Massachusetts. I was making 1800month from my internship job but I just recently got hired by a consulting firm which will pay me 4000month. Due to the new full time job, I will be working only part time at the internship. I also do Chegg Tutoring in my free time and I am in the process of being approved for Uber. I work in Beverly Hills so the commute home for the 21 miles is 1.5 hours. I thought it would be a great idea to do Uber in Beverly Hills and make extra cash instead of sitting in 405 traffic if I drive home after 7pm I will get home in 30 minutes instead. So here is how my monthly breakdown is looking like: Internship: 800-900month Work: 4,000month Chegg: 500-600month Uber: 500month Total: 5800-6000monthMy boss told me my pay is temporary for the next three months for the probationary period, but he will give me a raise based off of the salary we negotiated yesterday. I also work 8-10 hours on average and he pays me hourly so I am going to use overtime pay benefit to its fullest. If Im currently bringing 5500-6000 a month, Im expecting with his raise to be at 7,000month after March.That puts me at 84,000 a year. My monthly expenses: 300 student loan payment, 220 car payment. Thats it.Debt: Credit Card: 0 Federal Student Loans at 6: 30kMy parents pay for my phone and car insurance, I live with my elderly grandparents to take care of them so rentutilities are free, and Im under my dads health insurance plan until Im 26.My fiancée and I will be moving in and living with my grandparents because their house is too big, they asked us, and in my culture Armenian its pretty normal to live with family until late 20s-early 30s to save money. My fiancée will probably work part time and thats just so she has money for herself and doesnt have to depend off of me.TL;DR: so that is my story. 84kyr. So thats a 252k salary for the next three years. Does my idea sound crazy? To even save only 100k? I literally only spend money for my student loaninsurance expenses 500month and the rest I dump into stocks or sits in savings account. I currently have 9k saved since I started working last summer and have about 1600 in gold. I live a very frugal life: I eat out 2-3 times a month, and almost every day I eat at home when my mother or grandma makes food. For 2017 I spent a total of 960 on foodgroceries, 45 on clothes, 700 on gas. I am just focused on my future and saving money  <response>: Firstly, great work on being frugal. This will serve you well for your entire life.Congrats on the new job: youre in a great position to save money. That said, unless theres a specific reason you need to save 100k in 3 years, you will most likely maximize long term savings and wealth by focusing more on building your human capital while still saving than maximizing short term gains at an unsustainable pace.Is the job you mentioned a job or a career i.e. has long term growth potential? Assuming its a career, my suggestion would be to put most of your energy into that work: creating visible value that gets you noticed, building relationships with peersmanagers, networking with other people in the industry, etc.The beginning of a career and the beginning of a new job is when you will grow the fastest in terms of learning, relationships and salary. Without knowing the industry youre in, you could easily double your salary in the first 4-5 years if you do well.Finally, assuming the new job is knowledge work, being tired from working many jobs and splitting mindshare with tutoring and another internship is going to take away focus from your full time work. The difference in mediocre vs great performance at your new job is likely substantial for the reasons mentioned above. Id keep at most one side hustle that doesnt take away focus from your main job and is easy to ramp down if you find you need to focus more.Hope this helps! 