[jhynesrockmtn]

I am contemplating going to part time work as my wife starts drawing her SS at 62 and goes to 2 days/week to stay busy and pay for her health insurance. I won't starting drawing mine until 67.

I would like to shift gears though and do something different and have a more flexible schedule and more days off. I would need to work enough to pay basic bills and my health insurance.

I am checking into getting certified as a drivers ed instructor and possibly MSF instructor as well. There is at least one company in our town that teaches both. Our state has gone to private companies doing all drivers ed, even at the high schools.

Anyone doing this as a paid gig?

I instruct at the track with the PCA and enjoy working with students.