I Quit My $300,000 Job After Learning THIS

I had a job where I made $300,000 in one year with the prospects of making even more in an industry that I loved while doing something that perfectly aligned with my goals.

I was in a position that other people would kill for, but then I walked away…

After quitting, I was able to focus on building my own business, GoodSweetHomes, which helps people achieve financial freedom through real estate investing.

I hope that my story helped you re-evaluate your plans and goals in your life.
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00:00 Introduction
00:21 My Story
02:26 The Job
06:12 Lessons
07:46 Goals
08:34 Fears

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[seanlovesrealestate]

Thanks for watching this video and being a part of my financial freedom journey. I wanted to reiterate that I did not quit my job on a whim and that this was a process 10 years in the making. I knew early on that I did not want to work at a 9-5 job for the rest of my life and made a plan to be financially secure by the time I was in my mid 30s. I hope this video inspires you to take a deep look into your own situation to see what you can do to escape a reality that you don't enjoy.


Thanks again for supporting the channel!

[throwaway]

I think I understand now. The difference between you and so many other "content creators" is that there is actually a good deal of content in your creations and not just lip service too it. Much respect.

[stph]

"If you aren't trying to achieve your own dreams, then your only achieving someone else's."

Nice quote, sir!

[shumatsuopost]

Love the editing on this video, Sean!

[James-juwb]

Understanding that money is transactional and has no inherent value is one of the most important life lessons, I believe. Whether a person works for themselves or still plays within the system, understanding this principle leads to happier, more fulfilling lives. Money won't equal happiness, it is merely one potential item to trade for actual items - time, education, experiences - that can bring happiness.

[themisguidedpodcast]

facts! Got laid off TWICE in 2 years! Pandemic and Recession! Make sure you have backups!

[zacarias]

You seem so humble with so much knowledge I would like to learn more

[liberated_andblack]

All truth no lies. Just gained a subscriber!

[gelilamolla]

i knew what you were going to say in the end so I paused it and said it with you beatiful.

[protyushapramanik]

I rarely watch a full 10min explaination video, but something's different with this video that made me stick till the very end.
Very well made video 🤩
And that intro definitely deserve a 👏👏

[freedomisnotfree]

This is a great video where you explain the balance between regular work, family issues and making a different decision made a satisfied life. I started my investment when I saw my co-worker who worked 35 years and literally paid the house mortgage and was worrying about his retirement pay check is barely enough for his survival. I saw my future through several retirees and decided to invest 6 years ago and my assets value increase and hoping to early retire and enjoy more time with my families.

[kieranmckee]

True words, Sean, conquer your fear.

[UgoTheInvestor]

Wow dope video! My condolences to your grandpa. Who edits your videos?

[velvet]

I have the feeling this is a huge problem in America, besides the fact that people get manipulated into thinking that they need to work and how important that is and that they need to do everything for their boss, mostly people need to do it, because if you don't have money, tgere is a chance you may just die, because you can't get healthy food, or medical treatment and so on


You guys really need to work together to solve this

[Hi-slmq]

Love ur vid man but I wanna ask on how old I gotta be to start the investing

[Filipe]

I gotta say you're one of the most refreshing, fun and pragmatic content creators out there. Congrats, and thank you for this video, I do see myself in a position where I don't want to be forever, but when you have kids, then things get a bit more complicated... Regardless, I still believe that, sooner or later, something will happen that will bring me and my family where I want to be! Cheers

[DroppetjeNL]

I am 16 now. I want to invest but my parents won't allow me because of bad experiences. I have watched your most viewed shorts about the guy who invested and made more than a million.
now I am at the point with school were I need to chose wat to do. watching this makes me wanna invest but I also know that I don't have a lot of money left to invest when I am studying.
I don't need millions of euro's but being financially independent would be great.
this video was an eye opener for me but I don't really have a plan how to do this. and if I can really do this for a living because if so, what is the point of studying...

[jeffweaver]

This is good… although I’ve “followed” 10 videos and have not seen anything about real estate.

[vinushka_dk]

Don't give up hope guys, the era of fake money gurus that make millions just by saying that you can do it, will someday end.

[SmileyStrategy]

how can I join you, I'm from Philippines.