5 Things To Do Before You Quit

In this video, I share five key steps I took before leaving my high-paying job in banking. If you're thinking of quitting, these tips will help you prepare for a smooth transition

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
00:34 Build a creative-thinking fund
00:52 Go evenings & weekends first
04:21 Reframe 'taking a pay cut'
05:52 Test commitment
07:26 Reframe 'I don't know if it will work'

🧡 DISCLAIMERS & DISCLOSURES
This content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Nischa does not provide tax or investment advice. The information is being presented without consideration of the investment objectives, risk tolerance, or financial circumstances of any specific investor and might not be suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. All investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal.

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[rileyramsey]

At the end of this year, I will have ONE YEAR worth of expenses saved plus an extra 10k for emergencies. I’ve been working for this so hard. I can’t wait to resign in November. I will give them a 6 week notice and be done before Christmas. I can’t wait for this freedom and I’m so proud of myself.

[catherineellen]

"The fear of regret is far bigger than the fear of failure". Wow. Powerful words.

[JamesGettingFit]

Key thing as well… you have a skill set that if worst comes to worst, can always go back in to the industry

[appreciatingassetsmedia]

Money is freedom, money is power…no matter what anyone else says. Inspiring content Nischa

[kaseyawilson]

I love how you pointed out that before you left your job, you had a financial cushion established. Leaving your job without a financial cushion to lay on sounds like a plan full of hope, and hope rhymes with broke.

[ld]

This was excellent Nischa! From my perspective, I believe what you have acquired and truly seperates you from the others is that you have gained wisdom along your journey. I appreciate you sharing your wisdom and observatons. Have a great week. Larry, Central Valley, Ca USA

[tressalewis]

CONGRATULATIONS on the one million + subscribers 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[JuliaIsabel_Alonzo]

That video is spot on. Love it, Nisha you hit the nail in the head!

[kavisharma_]

Super useful vid for me as a part-time YouTuber. Thanks Nischa!

[gnaneshlovely]

You definitely have my sub. This content is next level. For me Eledator was the turning point. Please keep doing what you do and keep being you, love it.

[robwaz]

This “ game called life”, do I go left ? Or do I go right? When it comes time to make that decision!!!! WOW Nischa, like I have said before “ YOU ARE AN AMAZING WOMAN” . The people in your inner circle I hope they know how special you are. For myself and believe all of us who watch your tube videos, can see that. I have been fortunate enough to have found you from the start of your undertaking and have enjoyed watching your transformation . How you are and continue to be true to yourself . SHARING YOUR LIFE STORYS WITH US, so uplifting and inspiring each step. 💐👏🏼 THANK YOU, till next time 🫶🏻

[TheGoodLifeJourney]

Thanks for sharing! As an aspiring youtuber, i really appreciated your reframing tip around not thinking of quiting as a pay cut but as building equity. Plus, worse case you return to a different job, which is not a big deal!

[jacksmith]

Love your YouTube videos Nischa . You make perfect sense every time. Wish you lots of success. Hope we see you all time with new content.

[vaughnutube]

Interesting ... thanks for sharing your insights and all the best in whats to come.

[tashilhamo]

I just love ur channel and the way u just make things sound so practical and doable…u are such a inspiration …..

[Miguel-wszm]

I love the idea that the goal should be to avoid future regret!! Thank you for this video 😊

[ifazbinjameel]

Thank you Nischa. This is the best advice I have heard in a long long time, and the timing couldn't be more apt.

[JonniStar]

Im on the verge of making a similar decision and this video cleared my mind and would lead me to refocus. Thank you for this vid Nischa

[SAMEDHEYDAROV]

Been here since your 6th video, proud of where you are now. Keep up the good work!

[Justeen]

Very good points! The power of reframing cannot be underestimated for sure :) just like design thinking!