I’ll never work a 9-5 job again

[CanupFiles]

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[theresamish]

Freedom is the true wealth! You've got to make a few sacrifices to get it. Building yourself a financial foundation first makes it less stressful. I'm in my 50s and quit at 35 to follow my passion but I first grew my savings and portfolio to about 450k. My investments continued to increase and provide me with passive income till this day. While you still work HYSA and investing is a great tool

[Kayakingoff]

" The system is designed to keep you stressed, depressed and broke" Timothy Ward

[GoryNych-ruop]

The traditional career path can be so draining. I remember how mine left me constantly behind on bills, which really hurt my pride. I decided to commit to doing my research, and it paid off. After the first year, I reached $800k in returns. This video really brought back those memories

[Latenightnonsense-tdyd]

Our time is more valuable than we’ve been led to believe. Time is not money, actions are money, but Time is our life.

[anonymous-sbbf]

Im with you.... 9-5's are why alot ppl are mentally and physically sick whether its a job or career

[recabitejehonadab]

I cut from 40hrs to 32 hrs . Picking up hours from time to time. I’m minimalist anyways and I’m much happier. I’m not killing myself for materialistic things I don’t need and I’m doing fine . I value quality time to enjoy my health and hobbies being stress free. I’m not working myself to death to an old age with a broken down body. There’s more to life than a pile of money .

[fillup]

We Entrepreneurs have freedom flowing through our veins. There’s something about having to ask permission as a grown ass man just to take a couple of days off that doesn’t sit well with me.

[Craig]

I started my own business and had my first client, and I can say the sense of accomplishment and pride from doing your own work and seeing the reaction from a customer is greater than any feeling I had working for someone else.

[lsdfun]

I'll never work a 9-5 again either, ever. Its the biggest scam and it's force fed to us since birth.

[Noahcrusade]

Their not paying people fairly. The cost of living has gone up but the average job wages have barely gone up.

[HelloKittySGTC]

I moved down to a 3 day week.
And 4 days off.
Yes I have alittle bit less, but I need the mental break.

[JRisabeast]

I have also arrived at that conclusion. I just can't stand the idea of being trapped at a job, being forced to do things that I hate. I need to figure something out.

[FinalMythology]

We were trained as kids for over a decade to go to school for a little less than 7 hours, plus winter, spring, and a good summer break. This 9-5 isn't something we're used to. Plus the 8 hours each of work, rest, sleep is bs too if you take into account commute to work, chores, earlier wake up time to get on time. It's more like 4 or 5 hours rest, enough to read or workout for an hour or 2 to improve oneself and then another 2 to just enjoy the day, all while already tired from getting home from work, then repeat every single day.

[silversobe]

Working harder on your own business will likely earn you more in the long run. We all need to start working for ourselves and not a system that exploits us.

[lewisburton]

9-to-5 isn't inherently bad. It's the soul-crushing aspects like micromanagement, limited opportunity for growth, and poor work-life balance that need to be addressed. Something I have realized by talking to many folks is that the majority don't want to be in business, being in business for yourself is hard and stressful too, making payroll, clients not paying, admin boring stuff I could go on. People just want autonomy even within a job we just need to change the work culture.

[KeaganLegit]

Ive decided to start heavily investing to get out of the 9-5 trap. I cant fathom the idea of working a 9-5 forever.

[bioshock]

My parents are indian and it bothers me how they push for working a 9-5 if its for a big company. Ik plenty of indian dudes who’s parents brag about them getting jobs at google, microsoft, jp, capital one, etc

But in reality these jobs, even institutional finance, has so many rules and restrictions that you don’t get the freedom. The people

The only people winning at financial institutions are the people at the very top. The other traders just enter in the executions given by the fund manager. Most people want to eventually be a fund manager but sadly don’t achieve it. Thats the concept a lot of people don’t realize in many industries.

[Revengestar]

I am a new subscriber and this video is great! My family are narcissists who pretend full time they are "self-made" in real estate, especially my father who retired at 45 to do real estate full time. What he doesn't tell anyone is that my grandmother who was an immigrant, was a very smart investor and bought a plot of land in an area that was later re-developed and the value jumped to over $300k overnight. So yeah, you can be ''self-made" when you inherit your first asset and leverage it from there. They also have the means to hire financial analysts who tell them which stocks to get, when to sell, when to buy etc. A lot of people you see going around with money either come from old money or had someone helping them (for example buying them an apartment) and they made smart choices afterwards. I am not saying that to discourage anyone, I share it because my father always used to give me the ''at your age I had achieved X/Y/Z and what did YOU do", until I reminded him of what nepotism is, then he had to stop. So don't feel like a loser when you are playing a rigged game, because it's not your fault.

[andyn]

I was forced to sign an exit offer at H&M. Will never go back to the toxic 9 to 5 life again!