Why should I work for someone else?

You’re building someone else’s assets. When you’re working for someone else, you’re helping them. This is well and good if you believe in the cause and just want to get by in life; but if you want to get rich, you’re only hurting yourself. You’re spending at least forty hours a week focusing on someone else.

What does it mean to work for someone else?

Working for someone else, you don’t get as much choice or influence over your work/life balance. You’re often expected to work long hours, work through lunch, answer emails outside of work hours and do overtime for no extra money. It’s truly a great feeling being your own boss and managing your own work/life balance.

What to do if you don’t want a 9-5?

How to transition from a 9-5 job to a new job

1. Create a plan to leave your job. The first step of transitioning from a nine-to-five job to a new job is creating a plan.
2. Set goals.
3. Research alternative jobs.
4. Plan your work hours and pay rate.
5. Make the transition.

Can you be rich working for someone else?

I studied millionaires for 5 years and found it’s definitely possible to get rich working for someone else — if you follow 7 rules. Nearly half of the people I studied started their workday three hours earlier than other employees.

Is life too short for a job you hate?

In other words, life is too short for a job you hate. Whether that’s 8 hours on the dot, 4 hours a day or 12 hours a day. Doing work you can’t stand for a company you don’t respect will suck the fun/energy/motivation out of every other part of your life. When I was working a corporate job, I absolutely hated it.

Is life too short to be working for someone else’s dream?

Life Is Too Short To Be Working For Someone Else’s Dream. For all you newbies and those thinking of change, I hope this helps. When I first saw this quote it got me thinking……. I come across so many people complaining about their jobs.

Is life too short for the 9-to-5?

Depending on how you want to spend your Life, Life may be too short for the 9 to 5, but possibly it might just “get-you-to-where-you-want-to-get”. If you’re pressured by the job position and responsibilities that come with today’s work, then realize that 9-to-5 could even mean 9-to-7 on certain days, mainly Mondays and Fridays.

Is a 9 to 5 job a good or bad idea?

It depends what you want from life. If you like routine and the ‘safety’ of a regular income, a 9 to 5 is a good idea. If you hate every minute of it, it’s probably not a good fit for you! If you trade time for money, you’ll always need to keep showing up for work to get paid.