Andrew Tate Talks About Working a 9 to 5

Andrew Tate talks about working a 9 to 5 and wether you are happy doing it or not.

Andrew Tate also talks about his personal experience about work and how he always thrived to become better. He also mentions happines and how it shouldn't have an impact of how you live your life. If you're interested, I would suggest you to watch the full podcast with James English which I have linked above.

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[JMGENTERPRISES]

I retired at 34. No regrets. No alarm clock. I go to bed when I am tired and wake up naturally when I am rested. Don't miss the alarm clock one bit.

[chignonn]

Happiness is knowing you don’t need validation from an influencer 🎉

[joeyboes]

I couldn’t agree more with this mentality

[mats]

I work a 9 to 5 job and I'm satisfied! I decided to work only 4 days a week instead of 5 though so I have more time for myself and other goals outside of work

[HealthandLifeTips]

FAILURE is not the opposite of success it's PART OF SUCCESS 👊💪

[Jakes_psyche]

This is the calmest I’ve seen Andrew Tate 😂👍

[JTXMuis]

I know i'm very late, BUT WHAT THIS MAN HAS SAID IN 3 MINUTES I AGREED MORE WITH ANYTHING I HEARD IN 22 YEARS OF MY LIFE, This man knows whats what, whos who, whys why, and wheres where, complete 100% true facts

[saads]

Think about what he said "as soon as you stop going forward you are basically going to fail". In life even if you are working a 9-5 do not settle for one position, one job, one title. Keep pushing to become someone more than you are comfortable with.

[bluecollargains]

Too many men COULD be happy with the 9-5 but tell themselves they need more. Then they end up with less anyway

[LeonardBecker]

For me happiness is the most important thing. Thats the pursuit of happiness. There are many succesful people who are very depressed.

[-_Blitz_-]

I think being happy in life is a success in itself, I’m already incredibly happy as it is and I wouldn’t trade that for anything

[first-law-fantasyabercromb]

the part with the Ferrari sums it up perfect: i only started to think this way when i was over 30: i couldnt even imagine where i could have gone in live when i had my current mindset with 16...

[ruturaj]

I am working a 9-6 in Tokyo and its a living hell here..

[itscardiel]

besides of what i think of him as a person, the way he talks it really makes me wanna achieve what i've wanted for so long and i thought it was or it could be impossible. it's interesting to stop and reconsider everything.

[VxbesVxbes]

Unfortunately the whole world cannot operate if everyone is their own boss… but for me personally im honestly tired of working 7-5. So little freedom. Im gonna find a way out of this and hopefully soon. I aint giving up 💯

[actingliketommy]

The thing andy forgets to add is this: how a man feels might have no impact on HIS life, but it sure as hell has an impact on the lives of everyone around him. Men who don’t cultivate the art of vulnerability and compassion dump their feelings on their loved ones and or the people who work with/for them. Your feelings matter. They are the most important thing. Men’s feelings matter. Andy is missing the gold. Good luck, men

[Hereforthemusic.]

I went from a high paying self employed lifestyle for 6 yrs back to a 9-5 just in the last week and I must say I’m not built to work a 9-5 anymore. But I did it because I lost my passion and drive. I lost my hunger for more. Being rich and successful can be boring and too safe. So yes I’m going to the extremes and some would think I’m crazy but I emptied my accounts and started over because I crave that instability and hunger that I once felt to give me that extreme desire for more. I’ll give it until January because it’s already working

[Autonomous]

If you listen to him everything is materialistic.
Money, property and cars.
It's when you rise above all these materialistic things that you embrace true enlightenment and true inner peace.

[stevenfoleyuk]

The secret of being happy is contentment .

[TexasReppin]

9 to 5 with a loving wife and kids is more rare than you might think.