Why I left my Wall Street Job! #money #wallstreet #trader #banker #nyc #finance #job #career #work

[Jacksonmarshall]

Yk what? This is actually a video with good advice

[youtubesucks]

I was on Wall Street for 2.5 years... she is absolutely correct.
I left NYC, moved to Virginia, got married became a commercial electrician, opened my own business and still worked long hours... but I made bank.

I was in better shape, owned my own home, paid cash for my vechicals and eventually sold my business and went into sales.

Vivian is spot on. Take a good long hard look at your life and make better choices.

[carrieblack]

Your best share…you stopped, looked around, and considered what you wanted and needed for you. Best lesson—thanks for sharing!

[AstroBaby]

Refreshing take. Not worth it to spend all your waking hours working.

[mandy]

My husband refuses to go to management at his job. The managers don’t get paid enough to be on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We noticed most of them were divorced and didn’t really know their own kids. He has a nice paying job that we try to live well under his wage. Good for you for making such a great decision young!

[LeeLoo_]

Im 52, worked hard for 27 yrs and would like to enjoy life now.

[nancy]

How many hours you put into a job really matters! What’s the point of all the money if you don’t have time to spend it and be happy.

[tk]

I’m sorry you had to go through that 😢. I’m Asian ( Japanese 🇯🇵) at my last job I went through racism. I put a claim in with the human rights tribunal and 3 of upper management “ quit “ . I just wanted to say, your tips saved me alot and motivated me to invest and save🙏🙏

[joseywhales]

I hated corporate life, too. Been there. Done that. Wasn’t worth it. After I got sick due to the overwhelming stress I was done. Just not worth your health and sanity.

[ayeshaleephotography]

I’m dead!! I lost my shit when she gave the middle finger to her former boss. When my job changed managers and the new manager zeroed in on me, I was like hell no. That wasn’t in my mind. A lot of people started quitting. Corporate was to stupid to see that she wasn’t a good match. I found another job and quit three days later.

[Jonwisniewski]

This is absolutely correct. You give up everything to be the all star in those jobs. It’s a good experience for a few years when you’re young but if you want a family or something other than work it’s not reasonable.

[nehaa]

Wasn't on wall street but had a similar toxic situation...ditto as she described...have to take a look around and re evaluate. It's all worth it down the line. A lot worth it. Thank you.

[theenderboy]

You said it, the second best way to get rich is to be young. Good on you for not giving up your youth.

[jaxxon]

Good for you. Love yourself - you know what they say: “it won’t be written on your tombstone, that you spent more time on the job, than with the people you loved the most.”

[faithm]

I'm so glad you're here! Thank you BFF for your shared tips and sound advice! 💌

[karenolandria]

You are an inspiration, Vivian!!! Keep doing what you’re doing. Me and my husband listen to what you have to say. Thank you for all that you do!

[fayekalantzis]

I respect your choices thank you for helping us understand what goes on

[georgemendoza]

God has something better for you. Many hugs from Chicago.

[joes]

Same did 7 years felt like 30 I quit and started a restaurant the pay isn't the same but I'm the boss and treat my employees with respect.

[rameshhansaravendra]

You don't need to work on wall street if you know how wall street works.