When to quit your job without a plan

When to quit your job without a plan: is it ever a good idea to quit your job without another one lined up?

The question we're asking today is, when should you, or when might you want to, consider quitting your job without another one lined up? When might that be the right decision for you?

Of course, this is incredibly personal, but I hope this discussion will give you some ideas and help you to evaluate if this could be the right thing for you.

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[berettagunowner]

I quit my job without a plan before, I didn't have a lot of money, but no debt either.. I simply refused to bow down to corporate bullying..
Never have I once regretted my decision.

[philattlee]

My wife and I both quit our jobs at separate places without a plan, then got work at the same place, met each other, liked what we saw, married for 43_years.

[aalnandrews]

I quit my full time job because I was being bullied. I was miserable.

[prernasoy]

I just handed in my resignation letter an hour ago without having a plan. And this video pops up the first thing I open YouTube 😃 of course I'm single, no obligation, little money but no debts. I was very sure that this job is not something I wanted to do longterm as it was affecting my physical and mental health. Onwards and upwards from here!

[breefabulous]

Just quit on a whim today, I couldn’t take it anymore. Mentally exhausting and 40 hrs weekly is a lot to ask for poor compensation. I have another gig and I’m taking some time to get certified in some in demand skills. Wish me luck!

[BeastTheButcher]

I just quit my job recently after 15 years of misery and I haven’t a clue what I should be doing 😳

[martezosunde]

I love your honesty, I quit even though there was no plan. It was bad for my wellbeing so I quit, now I'm picking up the right pieces and building something good for myself. Thank you so much

[mariancounsellor]

It’s a lot easier to quit a job without a plan if you have no mortgage and savings. That makes 💯 difference and is the reason why most people feel trapped and unable to quit.

[Kingelow]

I'm going to quit on Monday without a plan. I'm tired of this job and i feel like now is the perfect time to quit since I don't have many obligations like family children mortgage etc. Thanks for sharing your story?

[nxtgenb]

Interesting. Even more so that this video showed up on my feed when I never did any search of any kind for it - yet I've been pondering this topic in my mind for months now.
Interesting !

[Sukerkin]

Don’t quit on a whim? Oops! :lol:

Well, that’s only so if that whim took eight years of being dissatisfied and corporately ‘bullied’ to manifest :)

[virtualbro]

I have newly joined a job... No one has bullied me or something....buy i always feel i don't know anything about this job and I can't perform.... What should i do? I always feel like quitting...why is it so??

[archavenx]

i'm looking to quit my job which i find really difficult as i needed the money. but i ended up in an emotional and mental struggle as employers are changing my job scope, putting up unreasonable expectations and in a toxic political environment. it will be a definite struggle as the pay is really needed for daily survival. not really sure what to do and has to succumb to boss bullying and eventually failed in the new challenges which you have no passion of.

[montystelevision]

I am seriously wanting to qui. Yes mental and physical anguish is occurring too. I’m in the Uk

[colinmaharaj]

I tried that. But didn't work. I need a plan