I Quit My Job With No Backup Plan For This

The day has finally come where I decided to quit my job and leave corporate America. I made good money, didn't hate my job, and liked the people I worked with so it wasn't an easy decision. To be honest, I've been working really really hard to get to where I was at. So then why did I leave my job? In this video, I’ll explain how this accidentally happened, the 3 things I learned that made me quit my job, the thought process leading up to it, and give you an idea of what I’ll be doing with my time.

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[pdn]

I did the same back in 2019. Tried multiple entrepreneurial endeavors (youtube, affiliate marketing, network marketing, real estate brokerage, trading). Also used the time to read a ton of books. Unfortunately everything failed and after a year and a half I had to get back to corporate slavery (or so it seemed). Point is, don't get too much carried away by what you see here. It can be done but you have to have a way to get regular income. Don't wait to figure that out after you quit.

[BrentPostlethweight]

I accidentally took 2 years off of work as well when I was laid off in September of 2018. I took a couple of freelance gigs to make ends meet, then started a food business that I scaled until the pandemic hit. It was an awesome time – probably the best thing I've ever done! Thanks for reminding me how great that was and re-inspiring me.

[HenG]

Wow! These are things I have been thinking a lot about lately... Great video!

[jeranje]

Hey Jarrad. I came across your video and am glad I did. I had just lost my 6-figure income job about a month ago and was debating whether I want to go back to finding another job again. After watching your video, I believe I can do better. Thanks for putting out this video.

[bingneedsalife]

Mini retirement. I like that. Currently going through my own version of that where I pursue some side passions/hobbies and seek to monetize them.

[kevinhawthorne]

Thank You for all of your videos that you did. I am enjoying all of them

[dustbtech]

Great insights man! Really timely for all of us that have had the entire 2020 to think about our situation, and being smarter with living life moving forward.

[mybyrd]

May God Bless you in this new endeavor, looking forward to more videos!!

[irochkafahrni]

Proud of you doing it👍🏻 And I hope this year will be the best one in your life!!!

[npinero]

I can relate to you so much and I really need to get on my grind to take an early retirement. Thanks for the video and Congratulations!!!

[MyFinancialFriend]

That’s awesome Jarrad! Hope you have a great year!

[tamaranicoleofficial]

Well done Sir Jarrad, you message is powerful. Thank you 😊

[brentcarver]

I just hit subscribe! Amazing content, great reflection and insight. I'm in the exact same boat, making good money doing a job that doesn't get me excited. Need to change my path

[BryceMatheson]

Way to go, dude! Can’t wait to see how this goes for you. Wish I had the balls to make the jump.

[JoelValdezBazil]

This video earned my like and subscribe. Good job!

[ronaldskillpa]

Great video Jarrad I will be taking the entire year of 2023 off and can’t wait. Been in the same job for 26 years and need a change of pace.

[failurescanbeblessings]

Jarrad - May God bless your future endeavors. Great video!

[pamelafeenstra]

My favorite photo was You passed out on the dog bed!!! Hilarious. Thank you for making this content! I find it refreshing to see young people work hard for what they want and go for it! You only have one life so live it!  
Your content is exactly what I am looking for to help my adult kids & working teenager invest in Roth IRAs. Keep it coming!!!

[j.s.]

Well said - probably leaving my job for a new one soon. Very excited.