Okay, so Aidan has a range of skills, but nothing that screams 'high-demand' or 'high-paying'. He's got some solid Microsoft Office skills, which are useful, but not particularly rare. He's also got some leadership and public speaking skills, which are nice, but not necessarily in high demand. Data analysis is a bit more interesting, but it's not a highly specialized field. Google's Data Analytics Professional Certificate is a good start, but it's not a substitute for real-world experience. Location-wise, Baltimore isn't exactly a hub for high-paying industries. So, I'm estimating a relatively low hourly rate, around $100. It's not a bad starting point, but it's not going to set him up for financial success.