Hate Your Job? Here’s Your Ultimate Escape Plan

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[mikeb]

I dont hate my job, its just that i feel that I should be doing something bigger in life…

[undivided_unified]

Thanks Brian, I dont hate my job, i hate my pay and want more pay!!

[elwafi]

Toxic coworkers is the problem not the job itself

[seerenita]

I started my business August 2020. Today I put in my resignation. It’s a beautiful day!

[katiecano]

I quit my job, started waiting tables so I’d have time to promote my book and start my blog! Best decision ever! You’re never stuck! There are always options 😊

[SuperheroArmorychannel]

It’s not about how much money you make each month, it’s about how much money you have left over each month. That’s the path to financial freedom.

[MujerVirtuosaLinajeReal]

Stress out at work, high blood pressure went up, ended in ER, I MADE CHANGES, JUST CAME BACK FROM A VACATION IN PARADISE, RAIN FOREST, SNORKELING, POOL ETC...
I FEEL GOOD. Treat yourself, once you reach 67 you will not have much energy, get out, love your life, spend quality time with your children

[SleeplessinOC]

I HATE HATE HATE working, period . All I want to do is stay home and cook, garden, walk my dog, etc .

[Brostradamu]

Changing careers and working for myself has been one of the best decisions I've done for myself, even after family and friends thought I was crazy for doing so.

Jim Carrey supposedly once said: "If you're not willing to downgrade your lifestyle for a year to have a lifestyle you want forever, you care too much about what other people think."

[sculder]

Left a toxic job and made good money. Took a $2 pay cut at my new job but it was worth it. Commute is shorter and the environment is better.

[TheRussianMaster]

I hate working for corporations. They all the same!

[brodiepeif]

You are completely correct. Switching careers did set me back about 30% of my highest income. I studied on my own to get into software engineering for 2 years after work and on the weekends with all my free time. Got an entry level job last year paying that 30% less. Not even 1 year later I received a new job with incredible benefits, an amazing set of coworkers, and a 50% pay raise. Just put in the work, and you can get there. I couldn't be happier, and I hope you all achieve the same.

[cl]

Toxic corporate culture everywhere.
Political people get promoted; hardworking people who contribute the most rarely get rewarded.

[Shananahanagan]

I don't hate my job, I hate how many hours you're expected to spend at work. That's going to fixable without major culture change.

[cheyaroslav]

I was a lawyer in Russia, switched to the film production. Now I’m in LA starting the whole life again. Don’t afraid of changes, just do what you feel you need to do.

[SFzip]

Why does my job feel like a bad marriage? I keep thinking I can change it, but in reality, it's just a toxic relationship with fewer weekend getaways. Time to draft my resignation letter or hire a divorce lawyer for my career!

[jermainemyrn]

The job is rarely the problem. The abuse is the problem. That's a systemic problem that no individual can fight alone.

[neMoreDay]

Fired managers, supervisors that have no people skills!! They're the ones that are the problems!!

[clarenceishmael]

I love how you cut the BS and the hyperbole and refuse to harbour dogmatic one size fits all crap like other influencers. Great advice. Thanks. 👍🏾

[sporadics]

you had me at "hate your job?" lol! it's the never the job; it's the management...or maybe it's just me.