Srs
When is the best time to do it and how can you pull it off
Or should I just look for a better job
I feel like quitting, they're overworking me like crazy at this job with basically 0 training. I could easily be doing 60 hour weeks and still have more work to do that they're throwing at me. But I'm only working around 45-50 hours a week currently and always have tons of chit to do
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Today, 12:49 PM #1Registered User
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When's the time to quit your job and stop conforming to 9-5 life?
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Today, 12:52 PM #2Glutes of Peace
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Next friday.
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Today, 12:53 PM #3Registered User
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You mean starting a business? Usually starts as a side-hustle then grows to the point where it's more profitable to focus on it exclusively. Quitting your job randomly and just going for it is rarely the right move, even more if you have no skills.
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Today, 12:54 PM #4Registered User
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When you can comfortably support your desired lifestyle without it.
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Today, 01:03 PM #5Registered User
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Srs?Originally Posted by Glutebrahhh
Good point man. Almost nobody starts a business with a 10k/day salary. Usually you have to start small then growOriginally Posted by CoolKnees
I'm not sure what industry to start in
Yeah but how do you achieve that? That's the real questionOriginally Posted by bsmit107
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Today, 01:07 PM #6Registered User
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lol ur not going to get "the answer" from this chithole
and even if someone did post it, u lack the courage to follow thru
so get back to work
mr noseberg needs a new yacht
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Today, 01:08 PM #7Registered User
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This is where you are wrong my friendOriginally Posted by me12inch
lol ur not going to get "the answer" from this chithole
and even if someone did post it, u lack the courage to follow thru
so get back to work mr noseberg needs a new yacht
Now give me the answer
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Today, 01:17 PM #8Registered User
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I mean the first step to being free off it is being debt free and start slamming money into savings, nobody can quit their job if they are in debt or don't have enough cash to survive a good long while imo. At the same time as that you need to figure out a way to make money without being a 9-5 40 hour a week commute indentured servitude peasent. (that's the hard part)
But yeah, do you have debt and if not are you saving well? If not start there.
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Today, 01:20 PM #9Registered User
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I'm saving for sure. I've got an ok amount savedOriginally Posted by stayhomeneet
If I quit this month I'd probably have enough for 6 months living expenses without income
But in order to stretch that 6 months, I'd have to cut down my living expenses which I'll be able to do soon by moving
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Today, 01:23 PM #10Bannéd
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You work for someone else who pays you until you obtain the skillset to create a business that allows you to support yourself.Originally Posted by ThattFeelWhen
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