Before You Quit Your Job, Watch This.

The Great Resignation is here and everyone is quitting their jobs. But before you quit your job, watch this. Quitting might be the wrong move.

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My Setup:

0:00 Is This What You Want?
0:27 Why I'm Worried About You Guys
1:33 The Privileges I Had Before I Quit My Job
2:54 1st Sign You Should Quit Your Job
5:06 2nd Sign You Should Quit Your Job
6:56 I Didn't Want This...
7:53 Before I Quit, I Did This 1st
9:47 Before I Quit, I Did This 2nd
11:03 I Did This 3rd & 4th and My Final Advice

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[VincentChan]

Show some love to "DJ Heavy Sighs" @ 6:02.

[joedirt]

You know it’s time to quit when you spend your day off dreading going back to work.

[TheCoookieCrumb]

"I dont want a fancy car, I dont want a big house... I just want time to live my life" -> Subscribed 😉

[BangBang-hkrg]

I quit my job several times a day.

(in my mind)

[Shellsvaldez]

I quit my job 2 days ago and I’m thinking back to my fear based mentality... but I am happier than ever before. I’m excited for this new chapter in my life, I know I am going to be blessed & my future is full with abundance

[WillR-Cincy]

I did that, Quit my job at 29. Became an Entrepreneur & had some failures but eventually became very successful but more importantly I DID IT MY WAY!

[rickthomas]

I can relate to all of this but I'll give a perspective from someone a little older. I'm 41 and I left my last position working for someone else back in my 20s. I saw your other video and your story is almost identical to my own. I started my career right out of college in an amazing position, at a great company. Five years into my career, I was sitting in a pointless weekly Monday morning status meeting and all I could think was "this is wasting my life." I got up, walked back to my desk and wrote my resignation. I started my business the next day.

But I was ready. I had savings. I had leads on contract work I could dive right into. I had a business plan I'd been working on for months. That was just the day I'd officially had enough.

I did have a marriage, a kid on the way, and a brand new home. But I was prepared. I always tell my friends about how prepared I was when they talk about quitting their jobs. But it's completely possible. I actually did it the exact same way my dad did. And my life as a kid was better because I had a dad who worked for himself and I wanted that same life for my kids. 13.5 years since I turned in that resignation and it's still going great.

[ThanhMaiOFFICIAL]

It’s 2021, if your job isn’t giving you that satisfaction and fulfillment, time to move on. Life’s too short and unpredictable to stay in a job you’re not happy with 🤨🧐

[captureitonvid]

I want to quit everyday because it seems like every company I worked for(especially the current one) hired or has the worst upper management, and I wonder how some of these companies started with such disorganization.

[thelegendnotmyth]

I quit a few weeks ago my job of 8 years . . I made about 21$ hour but it was a very physical job… highly replaceable… started doing Uber I was matching the pay with less hours worked with just working in peak hours so now I can pursue a career in personal training y’all wish me luck 🍀

[whynot]

“It could always be better” that’s a powerful statement

[nguyenngocmaihuong]

OMG the toxic impact... exactly what I felt in my last job. It's like it turned me into a beast lol. Guysss other reasons can be reconsidered, BUT NOT A TOXIC JOB THAT AFFECTS YOUR MENTAL HEALTH, PLEASE QUIT!!!!

[davidchavez]

I quit my job July 15th. Best business career decision I have ever made.

[natashaj]

Balancing gratitude without settling is definitely a helpful tool for the journey.

[perkyb]

At work, many of us are forced to be around people we would not let in our circle if we had a choice. That’s the main reason working at a company can suck. IMO. I long for freedom from this, and am trying to figure out how to how to retire early.

[charleshurstreinvention]

You have to carefully assess yourself. This is my weekly topic for my own subscribers. Career. One thing that can really bring a person into depression is 40 hours a week of hating their job. The job is literally almost half of the waking life. The problem many people have is that they have a craving for security. The person will tolerate being unhappy if that is their normality. People would rather have secure bitterness than the fear of stepping off the cliff. The fact is that you can change your career anytime. At 40 or 50. I once knew a car salesman of 30 years who did really well but started to hate his job--so became a nurse at 57. He is now a travel contractor. His friends told him he would be 57 by the time he got licensed as an RN. He told them he would be 57 anyway. So he will now spend the next ten years doing something he likes instead of something he hates. But you have to decide if it is life on the sea you hate or just that ship you're traveling on. In other words--do you hate your trade or just the company you're at? But whatever you aren't happy with you must change and continue to advance yourself. Hope this helps someone---Charles.

[RetirementContentment]

9:20 Distinction between running from and running toward, focus energy on what you are running toward. This is the pearl of this video. Brilliant.

[zelmv]

hey just quit my job. I think youtube’s algorithm sensed it and lead me to your videos. Scared but excited for the new path I’m going to make for myself.

[robertsmith-cjgl]

Never quit your job.
Tell them that you no longer need their services and just leave

[ThunderousNinja]

Amen. I'm so sick of working in a restaurant. I get constantly burnt out and am anxious, I snap off and am depressed. Overworked. Never work in a bar.