I Quit My Job, And You Should Too (The Great Resignation)

I did it. I quit my job. But I didn't quit my job without a plan. I chose to be part of the great resignation movement of 2021. A movement in which a record number of people are quitting their jobs for a higher salary, more work-life balance, or to start a business.

If you have ever wondered, should I quit my job without another lined up? Or should I quit my job to start a business? Then this video is for you. Please don't quit your job with no money, or some kind of plan.
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Chapters:
0:00 - We've All Been There...
0:30 - I Quit My Job
1:12 - The Great Resignation
2:25 - Why Are People Quitting Their Jobs?
6:10 - Why I Quit My Job
7:31 - A Word Of Advice About Quitting
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DISCLAIMER: Everything in this video is of my own opinion and could be wrong. I am not a financial adviser. These videos are for educational purposes only. Investing of any kind involves risk. While it is possible to minimize risk, your investments are solely your responsibility. It is imperative that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments.

[Domain_Man]

I quit over 20 jobs, even having been there for years. Your health and happiness is so important.

[nancyelizabethewin]

I am a boomer. I agree with you and your generation is taking action instead of settling for horrid wages.
I quit my job. It was ungodly workload and 12 hour shift . I literally thought I was having a heart attack the night I left. Never going back, took early retirement thanks to 401k.

[ladybird]

I am quitting this week, they slaving me out for so little money that it is shocking and my brain is exhausted and I am passing out by 8 pm.

[sean]

I’m 36 years old. Juggled 3 jobs for the past 12 years. I managed to invest and buy 3 properties during this time. One of my jobs working for the government was so draining. The other two are great because they are my Own business. I just sold one of my properties and will have 1 million in cash once it closes. Plus 2 other properties that I rent out. Next day I quit my 9-5 job

I’m super happy now. The key to get to this point is not needing them. However I had to hustle extremely hard for 10 years to get to a place at 36 where I’m financially free for life

[UnknownUser-hkyj]

I always quit jobs... I been through it so much I can quit any job at anytime and I'll know I'll be okay

[FrankHuynh]

I lost my job and to be honest - I would now reflect back saying it was the best thing that could've happened to me. I started a YouTube Channel after before getting back to a regular full time position. I'm only sitting at 2K subs, but I have high hopes for those who sees this!

[oarca]

I recently made a video about how I quit my 9 to 5 job to deliver food and live a simple life. I have since regained my time and freedom back... and I am more happier than ever!

[mca]

4 day work week = 36 hrs = life balance 👌let's create a movement to change this modern slavery

[CommentYoutamlap]

Yup. Just quit my Big 4 Audit job with nothing lined up (a few ongoing recruitment opportunities, but nothing on paper). My mental health trumps slaving away for miserable pay.

[Qwonk]

If your boss doesn't reply to you for 3 days on a resignation email...that's a HUGE red flag. I don't blame you for quitting

[camilleorfao]

I'm a millennial with boomer mentality but this gave me so much hope and assurance. It definitely helps to hear another perspective and have a plan before you decide something like quitting a job, especially if that's your only financial funnel.

[shizukuamasawa]

HAHAHA Watching this because HR just recently released a survey of people who are willing to go back to the office. My resignation letter is ready and just waiting for them to announce the office plan before sending it.! YAY!

[lifeinlimbo]

I can't quit my job because i will still need food, water and shelter and money. I don't know how people do without these things.

[RachelSmets]

I quit too, a few years ago. A very well paying corporate job, but I HATED working for a boss and all I wanted was FREEDOM.
Though I DID quit, I NEVER took the leap and I always advise people not to leap but have a clear plan in place and transition.
So much better to keep having MONEY and not be in financial stress figuring out what to do next!

[jupiterscorner]

I had to work 54 hours a week in sales and wasn't making quotas....I quit on Saturday. I'm a millennial.

I just graduated from college as well and struggle to find a job in my field

[Sittingull]

I'm a boomer who's about to join in with the great resignation. We're not all out of touch.

[MrMartellSincere]

I quit many toxic and rude workforce after 15 years of dealing with negative and very prejudiced workforce since I was 15 years old and it took me an foot injury from last year and said to myself: why am I looking for jobs that don't appreciate me, respect me and value me. It forced me to quit jobs, get fired and laid off altogether. I can't take it anymore 😓 I'm getting old and tired of it all. I'm ashamed to admit

[Ladyfelle]

I QUIT TOO!!!! I worked as a customer service rep at a bank in their claims dept. I couldnt stand it and i quit without a plan!!

[boutiquebitcoin]

I worked 12hrs factory got paid $300 weekly and lived in a roach motel and quit to start a business. Now I live in a house. I'm 23 years old mother of two year old. Now I make 90% times more than my monthly salary and have far more time to enjoy life and my son and partner and family.

[sppanday_]

"They are quiting a job in order to get a new job". I want this to change "They quit their job, to start their own business, retired or never look for another job.", that is real success in life, not find another job.