And one of the dumbest.. 99% of people can’t just wake up tomorrow and stop working a regular job. That 1% that do try, the majority will fail. The world revolves around business available at 9am-5pm, and not everyone can afford to just change their life on the spot. It’s not about just committing or working hard (because that defeats the whole purpose anyways)!
@@yourlifeisagreatstory talk about completely miss the point of this video. He doesn't ask anyone to quit their 9-5 jobs, he said use it as STEPPING STONES to the final goal of owning your own business/freelancing.
Wait till the Burn out... Joking aside please have regard for yourself, especiallg if yiu have a family cause mommy are made of paper. But if you experience some deadly problems (hope it won't hapoen obviously it was an example) cause of stress you couldn't take care of then cause you won't be there physically. Remember that to take care of the other yiu have also to take care of you😢
Making sure your 9-5 isn’t taxing you mentally is what’s going to help you be able to focus on funding your side hustles & businesses! So choose your 9-5 WISELY!
@@anmeme6579People don't want to hear that because they want to believe they're Bosses. This is The Truth of workers. Most want a typical job because they don't have to worry about all the millions of things it takes to actually run a business. They just work their 8 hours for the agreed on pay, and then the rest of the day is theirs to go out, shop, play, workout, be with friends and family, etc. They're not responsible for anything except their own job. People truly don't get how hard and time consuming having a business is. It really does take Much More than 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week to run a successful business
@@Leo-sm9wu Yeah man, I know that, but it cannot work for everyone. The world is a finance pyramid - in order for it to work, some have to earn less than others.
I know there is a stigma around the "9-5" work life. But what people have to know is that not everyone wants to freelance or start a business. There are people that stay years at their jobs because they genuinely like their job and the people. Also, some people like 9-5 jobs because they get to go home at the end of the day and spend some time with family and friends or do a hobby. I have friends that truly enjoy their jobs and do not want to start their own business. Because lets face, starting your own business means working more than 8 hours. The good side is that it is an investment into yourself but not everyone wants to work 12+ hours a day. So I think it sucks that people really shit on 9-5 jobs. Because some of the most impactful jobs in the world are 9-5 . Love your content tho 😁
@@Hell666-s2m yes, it has become "cool kid" to do so. Many of these regular jobs keep the roof over their heads and heat on, but ok. Let's just insult those with regular schedules and jobs......🙄
Did u not hear the first reason he’s not knocking no one for their job especially if they love what they do i guess its just natural for women to be so dumb
So rent bills internet and food and fuel cost dont exisg do they so if i start doing drive off in fuel station borrow money from the yakuza for rent food and bills and use youtube tutoirals to fight them off i should be ok. Correct me if im wrong please i didnt know bills and fuel and skills needed to start a business and food are figments of my imagination
I agree. I’ve said the same thing. You must truly love the job you do! If not, use your job as a means to an end. I switched from full time to per diem to use the other time creating my own business and it has been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
If you hate working it means your working for money and not working for something your passionate about. I suggest you read a book called crush it by Gary Vaynerchuk
I cannot agree more with you cause its so true....... I am thinking of going in IT in future but work only for few years while collectively studying psychology and neuroscience ,stack money and then pursue my higher studies (research)in psychology. That way i can end up doing what i want ,while also i would have gained more skills ,experience and also money.☺
I absolutely agree and what people actually get wrong is that if they don't love their job they "have to" become a freelancer or entrepreneur, which is bonkers. I actually have this discussion quite often, where i tell people that they should just switch the company they are working for if they don't like to work there. Or do something else, if you don't like the job you are in. But they actually get somehow offended by my blasphemy. From my point of view 99.9% of people who don't like the job or company they are stuck in are trapping themselves into a situation they don't have to be in. Nobody is forcing you to voluntarily sign a contract and stick to it without the option of quitting ... Apply somehwere else and see where it goes, learn new shit. There is a bunch of people watching YT videos on how to code in Java and actually get job offers from that or just do a Google Certificate for Data Analysis and start applying. It's not like you have to quit right now, but thinking you can't quit for some artificial reason is basically intellectual suicide. Keep up the good work man, really appreciate your channel although i am fairly new.
Every time you switch jobs, there're sunk costs involved. You lose your seniority status, vacation time, and most importantly, your network of resources. I don't blame those who choose to stay at a company for 40 years. If it works for them, that's all good.
If you're smart enough, have a great idea and have enough capital to start your business, do it. Hold on to the job until your side business earns you more. Then leave the job and use that time to expand your business. I have diabetes. My job as a driver for an electricity distribution company pays well. However, I'm cooking in the Caribbean heat driving those old ass trucks with no A/C for up to 16 hours a day sometimes. My feet that the doctor said should not be in steel tips all day have no choice but to be in there. The guys I work with are robots and slaves. All they know and talk about is work and about others on the job. Not about family, traveling, God, life, nothing but the stupid job all day nonstop and that frightens me a bit. Its creepy how they worship the job above all else. I dont wanna be like that. I remain quiet and just drive the truck. In my mind I'm plotting my next move. They're obsessed with overtime. Theu prefer overtime than to spend time with their family. I dont have a family and still rather spend time by myself, moreover when I find a new girlfriend. I love spending time with someone Im in love with and no overtime is worth that. I declined a bunch of overtime to be with my ex and i have absolutely no regrets. The memories were worth it. I have a gym membership I barely get to use. Barely spend time working on myself. I'm in the house just to sleep and leave again. As soon as I hint to my few friends on work about opening up a side gig, I hear all kinda foolery about how it not gonna work and that doing overtime is better. They themselves are not motivated to do anything for themselves. All I hear is their fear to leave the salary and their jealousy of the idea of someone possibly leaving and earning more money with more freedom. We're kids on the job. "Yes boss. No sir. Can have a day off please?" I hate that. I put them in their place when they speak to me funny. It's my right. I'm a grown man. Have manners when speaking to me Ms. Boss bich. I'm not your son. Many of my superiors are stupider than I am. I mean they're nobody except robots for the job and a huge ego. They worship it like a God. I'm starting a facilties management company on the side. A few contracts with my brilliant idea is gonna earn me way more money than my prestigious and coveted electricity distributor job. As soon as it takes off I'm gone. My pal in work has an associates in business management but came here to be a damn labourer. And he of all people is always encouraging me to just settle down with the job. However, he himself is always complaining about the job and our colleagues. He has the associates but whenever I ask him if he has idea business ideas for himself he say the most stupid, unprofitable things that are indeed just side hustles and not something that can make him rich and free long term. In his voice, I hear that he doesnt wanna be free. I just look at him and say nothing. Everyone is not meant to have business and become rich. Even for my own business. I need people who is less fortunate and less intelligent than I am to come and work for a little above minimum wage at my company. Nature has designed the system to have masters and servants even without slavery. When you are a master you know it and should go for your dream. Life is short. Take the chance to enjoy the best fruits of fortune. Work hard at it and prosper and remove yourself from the bandage of another master. If you have a servant mentality, you love the your job that takes care of you and can't imagine nothing better, then stay there. It's where you belong.
Just know this, most business owners start their business at age 40 or higher. They spent years on their 9-5 gaining the skill set necessary to start their business
Not bragging but I started at 29 . Damn near retired at 41 . I think 40 is to late to "Start" for "Most" people "Not All" .Low to mid 30s is the sweet spot . Just my opinion.
My 9-5 give me a TSP, 401(k), good medical insurance, free life insurance, tons of paid leave and tons of paid sick leave, paid bereavement, paid jury dury, 6 figure annual income....I can keep going. I think those are pretty good reasons to stay since starting your own business/freelancing is rough in today's economy and won't give you any of those benefits. Like, lets be real.
I am 38 and started nursing school and honestly I love the idea of being a nurse but I just hate the education where time is dragged and what we could do in a week is being done in few months. There is no flexibility. Not to mention low pay (i am in the UK) and burnout at the end of it. Feels like I am wasting already very precious time. I signed up for data analytics course hopefully can end up working remotely and doing what I love is traveling. Thanks for the channel I found here some great tips on where to start 👌
I completely agree, I can't imagine still being at my 9-5 it sucked. But not everybody needs to go start their own business, we need people to work for us after all
@@sweetcapricornThat makes no sense considering you are trading your time for money whether you're working a typical job or having your own business. The difference is, a typical job is much steadier than starting your own business. It's a much lower risk, supplies benefits, and regular pay. First time businesses fail at a catastrophic rate and if you're not built for that, it can break you on many levels. And generally, you're definitely putting in more time than the money you draw out of it. That's exactly why more people end up in a 9-5 than own their own business. If the majority of people owned their own business, What do you think would happen to the economy when most of the businesses would fail and there's very little stability because everyone has a small, individual business that hires 0-4 people per business run by people who don't know anything about Maintaining and Growing a business?
@@LA_HAi say the same thing. Men are created to work. I hate content like this your trading your time regardless of what you do. There’s nothing wrong with a 9-5 job. I hate this new world where no one wants to work. It’s not realistic. If I’m a NBA hooper all my time is going to basketball. Your putting time to anything you want to do it’s life !
I have been following u since u were posting bout data analytics. I love watching yr vids . For nearly a year i guess . U got my respect mate . Love from India
Thank you. Talk is cheap, he's talking, but he is not the one that has to make a movie. Making a movie takes a lot of money. Let's say if I want to barrow someone's house to make a movie guess what I will have to pay the owner lots of money to move out of there comfort zone temporarily or let's say I want movie to take place at a prison I will have to pay big time to have it shutdown. Talk is cheap and it's also easy too.
Same, not everyone has the luggery of not working such a job and for some of us we need get away from home to work, heck not everyone is able to make a business either.
@@10tailedbijuu Everyone is not cut out to start a business I agree with you on that, but if I listen to you and say everyone is not cut out to start a business guess what? I will be just like you scared to accomplish my dreams. I don't need no negative people saying that starting a business is not for everyone. I need positive energy, this is the reason why I am not starting my other small business with my best friend who I have known since 1995 now I know that's a long time but I will start this small business all by myself because she will be just like you negative. I don't want to be starting a business with someone who is thinking negative because her energy could be bad. Don't get me wrong I love my best friend she's like a sister to me, but how do I know if she has the same mindset as me? If she really wanted to be an entrepreneur she would be one already and not be living off of welfare and there's nothing wrong with welfare because my mom was on that back in the 1970s and 1990s so I am not bashing anyone who's on welfare what I am saying is I can't ask her if she would like to be my business partner because she doesn't want to own. Just because you don't want to start a business don't mean you should try to talk someone else out of doing it. And this is why I am not telling no one else my plans because you don't know what kind of energy they have on them, all energy is not good energy some people could have bad energy on them and I am not calling you a bad person but you could be carrying bad energy.
I 100% agree with this. But I would add there are two other main reasons people keep working a 9 - 5 they don’t necessarily enjoy, that I have seen play out way too often in my life: 1) Having kids unprepared, in an unplanned manner, way too young… or simply not thinking it through and not being in a good place financially in life before taking the decision. Then you’ve got no choice but to stick to something safe like a 9-5 in order to provide for them and so your family survives. People underestimate the time necessary to take care of young children, and there is often no room to take classes or learn new useful skills intensively, while working and parenting. It can take up to 8~10 years for you to be able to be more free with your time again and get back on track into developing your life anew and succeeding long lost dreams… since you have to spend the first 8 years of a kids life devoting yourself to them, else you are neglectful, will mess up the child forever and they will hate you for the rest of their lives. It’s one of life’s biggest responsibilities, yet too many people don’t wait until they are in a good place financially and mentally before jumping in an 17~18 year commitment, it’s crazy. 2) Health issues, sudden illness, etc. Some people get cancer, some discover a cardiovascular weakness which means they have to take it easier than most, some have chronic degenerative stuff like Stephen Hawking suddenly did, or lung problems, etc. There are health issues which can be prevented, like by not smoking, not drinking too much alcohol, etc. But some stuff happens out of the blue, to a minority of people of course, but it does happen. Those people cannot be blamed for wanting to hold on to a 9 - 5 or a safe job with recurrent health benefits, as they could easily worsen and die young if they don’t play it safe for some years, or at least until their health gets better (if it does). If you’re truly healthy and without children, without any huge responsibility or life event that ties you down, then of course I 100% agree with the advice in your video. Save up on the side and find a way to become more financially free and independent, have free time, be able to travel and work from where you want, etc. Count yourself lucky if you have no kids and no chronic health issues while young in your 20s. And use that precious time to develop and learn useful, lucrative skills in tech, business, medicine, engineering, or whatever is truly in demand today. You won’t regret it.
Unfortunately most of us HAVE to work 9-5 jobs. Unlike freelancing 9-5s are a reliable source of consistent income from the day you begin working and that's going to give most people peace of mind. There's no worrying about "what if I don't make enough money this month for rent?" or "What if I don't get many clients?". There's no concern of that with a 9-5 job. I agree that I wouldn't want to work one if I didn't have to but it's the most reliable source of income there is at the moment and reliability and consistency is what matters to most people.
No they don't. They choose to work because other opportunities presented to them require getting outside of their comfort zone and growing as a person mentally, physically, and spiritually. The majority aren't willing to do that because of opinions they see and believe given by unqualified people. They are scared of what other people say and think of them going outside of the norm, which is why most will always work for someone else.
Keep in mind when you start 9-5 someone planned that spot and you just fell in to it, it's a blessing for a planner and a lesson for doer. So always have a plan for yourself why you do everything. You have to reach a planning position and need capital and skills to collect blessings, until then you'll collect lessons. Also lots of people are born with attention deficit that's never spotted and corrected, if you struggle to complete simple tasks you have to find a way to sort it before you can advance in life or you will be stuck at doing simple things under other people instructions all your career.
how much did you have saved before dipping just curious? im about to quit my job this week to focus more on my day trading. i have bout 5k in bank, 1500 in profits from day trading in a safe. and 5k in stocks. will i be okay? im 21 yrs old
@@rancethornton1203 you should be good for a few months, I have way less money saved than you so good for you on that. I’m about to get a part-time job or two just so I have more control over my schedule.
So rent bills internet and food and fuel cost dont exisg do they so if i start doing drive off in fuel station borrow money from the yakuza for rent food and bills and use youtube tutoirals to fight them off i should be ok. Correct me if im wrong please i didnt know bills and fuel and skills needed to start a business and food are figments of my imagination
All the things can be said about being an entrepreneur (sort of*) 1. You will always be trading time for money, unless you have your money invested in a stock market. Difference being that self employment has the chance to return money exponentially. However there are jobs like sales where u can get the same result 2. Many entrepreneurs are dependent on one source of income (Their business) because when you chance multiple sources of income, your income has the potential to be diluted. For example you can practice many sports but if you focused on basketball alone you’ll be way better at basketball than you are at any of the sports you worked on. 3. People act like entrepreneurs can go out and take breaks when ironically owning your own business gives you the least amount of time to take a break. You’re responsible for the business at the end of the day and you’ll be stuck dealing with more problems that you wouldn’t have to as an employee. 4. You can simply work a “9-5” because you like the convenience that a job provides. (Health care, PTO, fixed hours, guaranteed paid, worker’s compensation, someone else taking care of taxes and paperwork, etc…). Or the lifestyle it provides can help sustain other aspects and hobbies in your life. The reason I posted this long comment is to raise awareness on this false hustle culture that makes people think that they need to start a business when they probably don’t want to.
Most people working in 9-5 job is because they just want to survive and raise family so they are completely helpless due to responsibility on their shoulders.
@@FactsCountdown That's not true. Being a successful entrepreneur just means that you have a sustainable business. Doesn't mean you'll be a billionaire
For me both is true. I wouldn‘t work a 9-5, like, forever until I retire (unless it‘s a prestigious position like executive manager or something). But for now it‘s great. I get to do what I love and it‘s a stable source of income.
As a VFX artist, I couldn’t imagine not working a 9-5, I get to work on some of the largest projects with the biggest budgets, with coworkers who are all passionate about the same things as me.which is just not something you could ever do trying to run your own business
I run a business and love it, but I disagree. The responsibility, risk, time commitment, and skill building are not things that most people want to take on. Sure, the money is great when you’re a business owner, but many people would rather clock into their 9-5, make enough money to get by, and live for the weekends. People like this should not start a business; they’ll burn out immediately and/or tank the business with their lack of caring.
I found your channel last week because I need to change careers and really appreciate your common sense and support. Thanks for creating content that I have definitely now subscribed to!
I think 9-5s are a sweet deal 100-150k, 3 weeks vacation, free health insurance, paid holidays. Thats just middle management office job at an airline. If your a pilot or something the perks are even better…I honestly don't see the appeal of owning a business in this country. Employee Life in the US is already a cake walk and couldn't be easier.
If 3 weeks vacation per year + a boss controlling your salary, work and time + bs office politics / bs meetings don't bother you.. then I definitely agree with you. Entrepreneurship is not for everyone
@@Stefanovic92You're talking as if entrepreneurs don't answer to investors. Some entrepreneurs even put themselves on a salary because of how unstable running a business can be. You talk about a boss controlling your time when sick leaves and paid leaves are available. Also, as an entrepreneur, you are more likely to work more hours than a 9-5, except you don't want to make money.
Working for yourself oftentimes is more demanding than having the luxury of a 9-5 where you aren't responsible for the health of the company. Think about it. A business owner with a bad reputation gets less work. Less work means less money. At a 9-5 you have one boss; an entrepreneur has a thousand bosses.
@berriesrus7143 How doesn't it? The cashier clocks out and goes on with their day. The manager reports to the corporate office and has to set the schedule, deal with worker issues, ensure product deliveries and stock levels. Does that sound like an easy job? Now, the CEO, on the other hand, is responsible for establishing, maintaining and expanding relationships. That means, he has to find customers for the company's products. He has to find and secure contracts for services. He is responsible for contracts being fulfilled satisfactorily. He's responsible for proper equipment being available for whatever task is required by employees. All of that is credit rating. The relationships he has with creditors and investors will determine the financial assets at his disposal. In other words, he has to keep his reputation pristine at all times to avoid any scandal that may eff up the business. Does that sound like a comfy job to you while the cashier is getting high and drunk at a party?
Step 2 is I. I'm working a 9-5 to upskill, and save for my executive MBA as I'm a tech guy who wants to get into leadership someday and atart a company.
This could be a little nuanced but could there be a 3rd reason? Work Benefits? I’m in Canada and my last job was in the Provincial Govt. I was getting paid pretty good for a comfy office role. But the Benefits was where it was at. Dental, medical, Vision…etc. Coverage for the wife and both kids. Paying for this level of benefits separately would cost way too high than most side hustles can afford. I didn’t mind the work but I didn’t love it. and my manager was pretty flexible. Maybe in my case I felt I was trading my time but getting back way more.
So rent bills internet and food and fuel cost dont exisg do they so if i start doing drive off in fuel station borrow money from the yakuza for rent food and bills and use youtube tutoirals to fight them off i should be ok. Correct me if im wrong please i didnt know bills and fuel and skills needed to start a business and food are figments of my imagination 😊
I’ve been dreaming of doing 9-5 my whole work career. I have only ever done shift work/ daily split shifts to now my own business which basically means I work every single god damn day! Life can be rough. Sorry for the vent 🥲
My dad was free not working a 9 to 5. No boss meant no 401k, which meant he's f**ked. My 9 to 5 pays my health insurance, 401k ect. And my 5-9 is the hobby making profit I love
I’m the latter at the moment, studying marketing and am working 9-5 as an intern, crap wage and hours but I wanna get there to build my experience on my CV as it is blank at the minute, working in an amazing field of work too, EDI which will look really good on my CV. Not too sure whether I will stick it out as I’ve been in 6 months however it’s better than sitting home doing nothing playing video games like I would if I weren’t working.
Nice loop. I watched 3 times ;) so the point is : either you work in the most suitable job for you (dream job) or you work in the same industry that you love which will help you to grow relevant skills to make your side hustles then your company ! You don't know how much you are great Stefanovic ?
Its both. I really like my job because growth its limitless. My job is physical. I can get better stronger faster. I'm grateful i have this job. Its fun. Its highly cardio based. But i trained for this so no affect on me. So its easy money. I spent long time in shitty jobs until i found this. Now i can peacefully save up money and invest in myself to learn some other skills.
1.Man was born tired and he lives to rest. 2.Love you bed as you love yuorself. 3.Rest during, day, so during night you can sleep. 4.Do not work, work kills. 5.If you see someone resting, help him. 6.Work less than you can, and what you can give away to other. 7 In shade is salvation, nobody has deid of rest. 8.Works brings illness, don't died young. 9. If, by chance, you wish to work, sit, wait, you will see, it will pass you. 10.When you see others eating and drinking, move closer, if you see them working move away, do not disturb them.
Once you have a job for most people the sky's the limit. Especially if you have a high paying job start a high yield savings account. Start a roth ira, and start investing. Preferably in the s&p 500 like voo, or spy if you're not comfortable in individual stocks. Your high yield savings give you better monthly interest, you'll get dividends on your stocks, and the roth ira will grow.
Nobody looks at reality any more….I do understand that everybody wants that free life but it’s not reality we all need workers even us 9-5 guys need other 9-5 guys because we are all contributing to something like who are the ones out there getting the food for us to buy, garbage men construction, plumbing ect…. We’ll said tho
what if the construction workers actually enjoy their job? What if the garbage men only do it for a couple of years so they can save up some money, or educate themselves to do something they actually enjoy and leave their job for someone else to take over that also wants to do it for a couple of years as a stepping stone? aka the 2 reasons I shared in the video
ngl, kinda sick of hearing all the 9-5 hate. They make it sound like anybody can be his own boss. Most businesses fail and the ones that survive usually require insane time demands and dedication. Talk about trading your time for $$$
Its not optional for most people. We literally cant all be rich. If everybodys rich then everybodys actually poor. But yes only stick with it if its fun or gains you skills.
Im using my 9-5 for the insurance. Its exceptionally great. Hard to find great coverage these days. As soon as i dont need it, im out of there! Its very depressing and draining
The reality is not everyone can escape 9-5, at least for now. People who say "just start a business" don't realize that their business then depends on the 9-5 people. If you have a business you will most likely have employees working 9-5. So what's the benefit in that if others are still wage slaves.
The reasons why i work 9 to 5 is because i have an average salary in Los Angeles, i pay $0.00 for medical/dental/visual insurance, have holidays paid, weekends off to go out to concerts and bars and travel, 5 weeks of vacation a year and building up pension and retirement plan.
Naval Ravikant says the same message but elaborates that no one can get rich by trading time for money. Due to your inputs being directly mapped to your outputs. You need to bring a solution to a market that fits, and at scale, by having ownership in a company that can grow in value.
We also need to stop giving our money to the very companies that keep us poor and miserable. Buy local. Consumers have ALL the power...we just have to use it.
You’re posting this from your phone (produced by a company) through the internet (enabled by multiple companies) on youtube (a company). Pls set the right example and sell your phone and never use the internet again
You didn't mention the stability. A 9-5 may be limiting but you're sure of getting your salary every month. Entrepreneurship and freelancing are rewarding but they're so unstable. You can get 10 clients this month and 2 clients next month.
Most of you who try to avoid 9-5 jobs will spend the rest of your adult lives broke. Most startup businesses fail within the first 5 years. And you think those people are “free?” No, they work their assess off for years, way more than 9-5ers, and sometimes don’t even cut themselves a salary for years. Even TH-cam creators have to work many hours recording and editing and have their own deadlines to upload for their audience. You call that “free”? We are all bound by capitalism. No one person on TH-cam can coach you. And what this video ignores is that there are people working 9-5 at ISPs that make your access to this video and his ability to upload it possible. And guess what? Many, many 9-5 workers out-earn this dude right here. So don’t let the fact that you have a 9-5 job get to you. This guy earns money by you watching his videos- this isn’t some altruistic endeavor to earn YOU money. Remember that point; no one is EVER out to earn YOU money. If you are underpaid at work, find a new a job that pays more. And if you hate your work, try a new field. But the blanket answer here isn’t going to help most people.
1. It doesn’t limit you, but it’s way harder to work on side hustles while going to the gym, spending time with friends and family, hobbies etc.. when you have to work 40 hours a week + commute. When you have your own business/product: you build once, you sell twice.. 2. Yes it does. I had the freedom to work from wherever I want, to work 4 days per week instead of 5 and now I have the freedom to travel the world Besides that, freelancing is just a stepping stone to starting a business. It’s not the end goal
Hi @@Stefanovic92 , 1. I partially agree with that :) But that depends on where you are in your freelance career. Once you are well established as a Freelancer then, yeah it is easier to do a side hustle. 2. Like with everything... it all depends on our life situation. I'm full-time Data Analyst 9-5 , and I can work from wherever I want as well, but as someone who is expecting a baby (:)) 9-5 gives me more security( I'm aware that this might be a false assumption). In general, I think there is no 1 rule that works for all.
@@Aduch86 I disagree with you that 9-5 gives u more security are you not seeing people fired from their jobs for no good reason yes back in the days 9-5 was a good job security not after covid
9-5 will limit ur income honestly unless u do overtime which makes it worse, u better off doing 9-5 to make money and later invest in whatever u can turn into a business or invest in assets
3rd reason, you subconsciously give up on any dreams you’ve ever had growing up and you’ve excepted the reality in which you would rather be comfortable then honorable.
After working on 2nd for so long, I have been at an 8:30-5:30 for 9 months and I hate it. I barely have time to spend with my son and most nights after, I don't have the energy to cook or clean. On 2nd, I always had the energy to cook healthy meals and to prep properly. Now I don't. I want to go back to 2nd.
Trabajo en un pequeño almacén desde las 7:30 AM hasta las 7:00 PM y uso el PC del negocio para estudiar data science. Veo videos y tomo anotaciones para luego practicar en casa
I expected another reason. I agree w/ the first. The second isn't a reason lol. It's too vague. I'll add a third saying to simply save $. Lots of $. Unless you have a ton of debt or ongoing bills. Then that doesn't matter.
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And one of the dumbest.. 99% of people can’t just wake up tomorrow and stop working a regular job. That 1% that do try, the majority will fail. The world revolves around business available at 9am-5pm, and not everyone can afford to just change their life on the spot. It’s not about just committing or working hard (because that defeats the whole purpose anyways)!
@@yourlifeisagreatstory talk about completely miss the point of this video.
He doesn't ask anyone to quit their 9-5 jobs, he said use it as STEPPING STONES to the final goal of owning your own business/freelancing.
That second reason is what's pushing me to work three jobs at once.
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I don't know why this is taken as a sign of improvement rather than a sign of something is really wrong with the economy...
Wait till the Burn out...
Joking aside please have regard for yourself, especiallg if yiu have a family cause mommy are made of paper.
But if you experience some deadly problems (hope it won't hapoen obviously it was an example) cause of stress you couldn't take care of then cause you won't be there physically.
Remember that to take care of the other yiu have also to take care of you😢
I use my 9 to 5 so that I can eat
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 too funny.
Like Mom said "A man that don't work is a man that don't eat"💯
Making sure your 9-5 isn’t taxing you mentally is what’s going to help you be able to focus on funding your side hustles & businesses! So choose your 9-5 WISELY!
Yup! I feel this.
Facts
Best kept secret: be a security guard 💂♀️ easier than breathing
Correct. If youe bringing work home with you or stress from it then its really taking more time than 9 to 5.
THIS! If your job is draining, you really won’t have much energy to work on your passions in your downtime.
I both genuinely love my “9-5” and see it as a stepping stone to a massive step up in my skills & income over the next few years.
then whatever your job is try to start one of your own
@@anmeme6579People don't want to hear that because they want to believe they're Bosses. This is The Truth of workers. Most want a typical job because they don't have to worry about all the millions of things it takes to actually run a business.
They just work their 8 hours for the agreed on pay, and then the rest of the day is theirs to go out, shop, play, workout, be with friends and family, etc. They're not responsible for anything except their own job.
People truly don't get how hard and time consuming having a business is. It really does take Much More than 8 hours a day, 40 hours a week to run a successful business
@@Leo-sm9wu Yes, great idea. Let's all do that. Then who the fuck is gonna work for us?
@@DK07x shi my dad did it and we doin better than most people😂😂😂
@@Leo-sm9wu Yeah man, I know that, but it cannot work for everyone. The world is a finance pyramid - in order for it to work, some have to earn less than others.
I work only 25h/week as an employee and use it to bring stability into my life while working on my dreams ☺️
You are lucky, these jobs are hard to find. Most jobs want you to work 40+ hours.
That is certainly a good way to do things.
I know there is a stigma around the "9-5" work life. But what people have to know is that not everyone wants to freelance or start a business. There are people that stay years at their jobs because they genuinely like their job and the people. Also, some people like 9-5 jobs because they get to go home at the end of the day and spend some time with family and friends or do a hobby. I have friends that truly enjoy their jobs and do not want to start their own business. Because lets face, starting your own business means working more than 8 hours. The good side is that it is an investment into yourself but not everyone wants to work 12+ hours a day. So I think it sucks that people really shit on 9-5 jobs. Because some of the most impactful jobs in the world are 9-5 . Love your content tho 😁
True
I really hate it when people try put down 9-5 workers its annoying.
@@Hell666-s2m yes, it has become "cool kid" to do so. Many of these regular jobs keep the roof over their heads and heat on, but ok. Let's just insult those with regular schedules and jobs......🙄
Did u not hear the first reason he’s not knocking no one for their job especially if they love what they do i guess its just natural for women to be so dumb
Exactly!
I'm using the 9-5 and have used it to go online/remote. They say "earn with your mind not time. "
So rent bills internet and food and fuel cost dont exisg do they so if i start doing drive off in fuel station borrow money from the yakuza for rent food and bills and use youtube tutoirals to fight them off i should be ok. Correct me if im wrong please i didnt know bills and fuel and skills needed to start a business and food are figments of my imagination
Didn't even notice when the short ended. Great loop!
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Mehn i thought I was the only one who noticed what a genius move that was. Cuz it will increase the watch time of the shorts.
Precisely what I’m doing with my 9-5, I’m growing my business on the side and building my skill set while covering the bills and supporting myself
I agree. I’ve said the same thing. You must truly love the job you do! If not, use your job as a means to an end. I switched from full time to per diem to use the other time creating my own business and it has been one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
Bruh I just hate working. It takes up too much of my time.
So don't work and apply for welfare
Millionaire fastlane
Fr I could read so many books and do much stuff
If you hate working it means your working for money and not working for something your passionate about. I suggest you read a book called crush it by Gary Vaynerchuk
Live in an Earthship off grid. You barely have to pay utilities.
I cannot agree more with you cause its so true....... I am thinking of going in IT in future but work only for few years while collectively studying psychology and neuroscience ,stack money and then pursue my higher studies (research)in psychology. That way i can end up doing what i want ,while also i would have gained more skills ,experience and also money.☺
Exactly!!! I'm finding ways to escape 9-5.....Everyone around me is like starting 9-5 whereas I'm like I dont wanna do a 9-5 never ever......
With our 9-5 workers, this world wouldn’t be nothing
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agreed.
Yes you guys are modern world slaves
we have AI coming. that will no longer apply soon
See that's what's the system conditions you to think, they want you to think you're wasting your life if you're not working 24/7 in a office.
I absolutely agree and what people actually get wrong is that if they don't love their job they "have to" become a freelancer or entrepreneur, which is bonkers.
I actually have this discussion quite often, where i tell people that they should just switch the company they are working for if they don't like to work there. Or do something else, if you don't like the job you are in. But they actually get somehow offended by my blasphemy. From my point of view 99.9% of people who don't like the job or company they are stuck in are trapping themselves into a situation they don't have to be in. Nobody is forcing you to voluntarily sign a contract and stick to it without the option of quitting ... Apply somehwere else and see where it goes, learn new shit. There is a bunch of people watching YT videos on how to code in Java and actually get job offers from that or just do a Google Certificate for Data Analysis and start applying. It's not like you have to quit right now, but thinking you can't quit for some artificial reason is basically intellectual suicide.
Keep up the good work man, really appreciate your channel although i am fairly new.
100% on point Johnny!
Every time you switch jobs, there're sunk costs involved. You lose your seniority status, vacation time, and most importantly, your network of resources. I don't blame those who choose to stay at a company for 40 years. If it works for them, that's all good.
If you're smart enough, have a great idea and have enough capital to start your business, do it. Hold on to the job until your side business earns you more. Then leave the job and use that time to expand your business. I have diabetes. My job as a driver for an electricity distribution company pays well. However, I'm cooking in the Caribbean heat driving those old ass trucks with no A/C for up to 16 hours a day sometimes. My feet that the doctor said should not be in steel tips all day have no choice but to be in there. The guys I work with are robots and slaves. All they know and talk about is work and about others on the job. Not about family, traveling, God, life, nothing but the stupid job all day nonstop and that frightens me a bit. Its creepy how they worship the job above all else. I dont wanna be like that. I remain quiet and just drive the truck. In my mind I'm plotting my next move. They're obsessed with overtime. Theu prefer overtime than to spend time with their family. I dont have a family and still rather spend time by myself, moreover when I find a new girlfriend. I love spending time with someone Im in love with and no overtime is worth that. I declined a bunch of overtime to be with my ex and i have absolutely no regrets. The memories were worth it. I have a gym membership I barely get to use. Barely spend time working on myself. I'm in the house just to sleep and leave again. As soon as I hint to my few friends on work about opening up a side gig, I hear all kinda foolery about how it not gonna work and that doing overtime is better. They themselves are not motivated to do anything for themselves. All I hear is their fear to leave the salary and their jealousy of the idea of someone possibly leaving and earning more money with more freedom. We're kids on the job. "Yes boss. No sir. Can have a day off please?" I hate that. I put them in their place when they speak to me funny. It's my right. I'm a grown man. Have manners when speaking to me Ms. Boss bich. I'm not your son. Many of my superiors are stupider than I am. I mean they're nobody except robots for the job and a huge ego. They worship it like a God. I'm starting a facilties management company on the side. A few contracts with my brilliant idea is gonna earn me way more money than my prestigious and coveted electricity distributor job. As soon as it takes off I'm gone. My pal in work has an associates in business management but came here to be a damn labourer. And he of all people is always encouraging me to just settle down with the job. However, he himself is always complaining about the job and our colleagues. He has the associates but whenever I ask him if he has idea business ideas for himself he say the most stupid, unprofitable things that are indeed just side hustles and not something that can make him rich and free long term. In his voice, I hear that he doesnt wanna be free. I just look at him and say nothing. Everyone is not meant to have business and become rich. Even for my own business. I need people who is less fortunate and less intelligent than I am to come and work for a little above minimum wage at my company. Nature has designed the system to have masters and servants even without slavery. When you are a master you know it and should go for your dream. Life is short. Take the chance to enjoy the best fruits of fortune. Work hard at it and prosper and remove yourself from the bandage of another master. If you have a servant mentality, you love the your job that takes care of you and can't imagine nothing better, then stay there. It's where you belong.
Just know this, most business owners start their business at age 40 or higher. They spent years on their 9-5 gaining the skill set necessary to start their business
Not bragging but I started at 29 . Damn near retired at 41 . I think 40 is to late to "Start" for "Most" people "Not All" .Low to mid 30s is the sweet spot . Just my opinion.
My 9-5 give me a TSP, 401(k), good medical insurance, free life insurance, tons of paid leave and tons of paid sick leave, paid bereavement, paid jury dury, 6 figure annual income....I can keep going. I think those are pretty good reasons to stay since starting your own business/freelancing is rough in today's economy and won't give you any of those benefits. Like, lets be real.
Best comment.
Entrepreneurship gurus won't mention all these.
You choose security over freedom. I dont judge you, but I prefer the risk of being truly freely.
I am 38 and started nursing school and honestly I love the idea of being a nurse but I just hate the education where time is dragged and what we could do in a week is being done in few months. There is no flexibility. Not to mention low pay (i am in the UK) and burnout at the end of it. Feels like I am wasting already very precious time. I signed up for data analytics course hopefully can end up working remotely and doing what I love is traveling. Thanks for the channel I found here some great tips on where to start 👌
I completely agree, I can't imagine still being at my 9-5 it sucked. But not everybody needs to go start their own business, we need people to work for us after all
So what? You can’t revolve your life around the fact that we need workers.
I just want to have a simple life thats it
You can do that with a 9-5
@@hunter702lv 😂
The “Trading time for money” hits hard
Ikr and management don’t want us to have this understanding to keep us in a loop
Your time has value, you set the price of that value and then you sell your time to an employer. Your time is what you sold them in that transaction.
@@franciscocruz6726Time is the biggest tax we pay. Except theres no returns.
@@sweetcapricornThat makes no sense considering you are trading your time for money whether you're working a typical job or having your own business. The difference is, a typical job is much steadier than starting your own business. It's a much lower risk, supplies benefits, and regular pay.
First time businesses fail at a catastrophic rate and if you're not built for that, it can break you on many levels. And generally, you're definitely putting in more time than the money you draw out of it.
That's exactly why more people end up in a 9-5 than own their own business.
If the majority of people owned their own business, What do you think would happen to the economy when most of the businesses would fail and there's very little stability because everyone has a small, individual business that hires 0-4 people per business run by people who don't know anything about Maintaining and Growing a business?
@@LA_HAi say the same thing. Men are created to work. I hate content like this your trading your time regardless of what you do. There’s nothing wrong with a 9-5 job. I hate this new world where no one wants to work. It’s not realistic. If I’m a NBA hooper all my time is going to basketball. Your putting time to anything you want to do it’s life !
I have been following u since u were posting bout data analytics. I love watching yr vids . For nearly a year i guess . U got my respect mate . Love from India
Easier said than done !
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Thank you. Talk is cheap, he's talking, but he is not the one that has to make a movie. Making a movie takes a lot of money. Let's say if I want to barrow someone's house to make a movie guess what I will have to pay the owner lots of money to move out of there comfort zone temporarily or let's say I want movie to take place at a prison I will have to pay big time to have it shutdown. Talk is cheap and it's also easy too.
Same, not everyone has the luggery of not working such a job and for some of us we need get away from home to work, heck not everyone is able to make a business either.
@@10tailedbijuu Everyone is not cut out to start a business I agree with you on that, but if I listen to you and say everyone is not cut out to start a business guess what? I will be just like you scared to accomplish my dreams. I don't need no negative people saying that starting a business is not for everyone. I need positive energy, this is the reason why I am not starting my other small business with my best friend who I have known since 1995 now I know that's a long time but I will start this small business all by myself because she will be just like you negative. I don't want to be starting a business with someone who is thinking negative because her energy could be bad. Don't get me wrong I love my best friend she's like a sister to me, but how do I know if she has the same mindset as me? If she really wanted to be an entrepreneur she would be one already and not be living off of welfare and there's nothing wrong with welfare because my mom was on that back in the 1970s and 1990s so I am not bashing anyone who's on welfare what I am saying is I can't ask her if she would like to be my business partner because she doesn't want to own. Just because you don't want to start a business don't mean you should try to talk someone else out of doing it. And this is why I am not telling no one else my plans because you don't know what kind of energy they have on them, all energy is not good energy some people could have bad energy on them and I am not calling you a bad person but you could be carrying bad energy.
The best feeling in the world is working that job u don't mind working n haveing a side hustle 😊 that is the life!
I've never met a person who enjoy his 9-5 job
Finally someone that sees it the way I see it.
I’m working toward the second one
Great video. I work 2am to 10am full time. Baker. I don't like it. It's rough. But I'm going to tough it out while looking for the work I love
I 100% agree with this. But I would add there are two other main reasons people keep working a 9 - 5 they don’t necessarily enjoy, that I have seen play out way too often in my life:
1) Having kids unprepared, in an unplanned manner, way too young… or simply not thinking it through and not being in a good place financially in life before taking the decision. Then you’ve got no choice but to stick to something safe like a 9-5 in order to provide for them and so your family survives. People underestimate the time necessary to take care of young children, and there is often no room to take classes or learn new useful skills intensively, while working and parenting. It can take up to 8~10 years for you to be able to be more free with your time again and get back on track into developing your life anew and succeeding long lost dreams… since you have to spend the first 8 years of a kids life devoting yourself to them, else you are neglectful, will mess up the child forever and they will hate you for the rest of their lives. It’s one of life’s biggest responsibilities, yet too many people don’t wait until they are in a good place financially and mentally before jumping in an 17~18 year commitment, it’s crazy.
2) Health issues, sudden illness, etc. Some people get cancer, some discover a cardiovascular weakness which means they have to take it easier than most, some have chronic degenerative stuff like Stephen Hawking suddenly did, or lung problems, etc. There are health issues which can be prevented, like by not smoking, not drinking too much alcohol, etc. But some stuff happens out of the blue, to a minority of people of course, but it does happen. Those people cannot be blamed for wanting to hold on to a 9 - 5 or a safe job with recurrent health benefits, as they could easily worsen and die young if they don’t play it safe for some years, or at least until their health gets better (if it does).
If you’re truly healthy and without children, without any huge responsibility or life event that ties you down, then of course I 100% agree with the advice in your video. Save up on the side and find a way to become more financially free and independent, have free time, be able to travel and work from where you want, etc. Count yourself lucky if you have no kids and no chronic health issues while young in your 20s. And use that precious time to develop and learn useful, lucrative skills in tech, business, medicine, engineering, or whatever is truly in demand today. You won’t regret it.
Yup all of that
awesome explanation
Unfortunately most of us HAVE to work 9-5 jobs. Unlike freelancing 9-5s are a reliable source of consistent income from the day you begin working and that's going to give most people peace of mind.
There's no worrying about "what if I don't make enough money this month for rent?" or "What if I don't get many clients?". There's no concern of that with a 9-5 job. I agree that I wouldn't want to work one if I didn't have to but it's the most reliable source of income there is at the moment and reliability and consistency is what matters to most people.
No they don't. They choose to work because other opportunities presented to them require getting outside of their comfort zone and growing as a person mentally, physically, and spiritually. The majority aren't willing to do that because of opinions they see and believe given by unqualified people. They are scared of what other people say and think of them going outside of the norm, which is why most will always work for someone else.
Keep in mind when you start 9-5 someone planned that spot and you just fell in to it, it's a blessing for a planner and a lesson for doer. So always have a plan for yourself why you do everything. You have to reach a planning position and need capital and skills to collect blessings, until then you'll collect lessons. Also lots of people are born with attention deficit that's never spotted and corrected, if you struggle to complete simple tasks you have to find a way to sort it before you can advance in life or you will be stuck at doing simple things under other people instructions all your career.
This shorts' audio and visuals editor is top notch 📸
He’s a fkn legend
Love the loop! 🙌🏼
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I just quit my full-time job a week and a half ago to start putting more time into getting certified for SEO and a side business.
how much did you have saved before dipping just curious? im about to quit my job this week to focus more on my day trading. i have bout 5k in bank, 1500 in profits from day trading in a safe. and 5k in stocks. will i be okay? im 21 yrs old
@@rancethornton1203 you should be good for a few months, I have way less money saved than you so good for you on that. I’m about to get a part-time job or two just so I have more control over my schedule.
Good luck!!
So rent bills internet and food and fuel cost dont exisg do they so if i start doing drive off in fuel station borrow money from the yakuza for rent food and bills and use youtube tutoirals to fight them off i should be ok. Correct me if im wrong please i didnt know bills and fuel and skills needed to start a business and food are figments of my imagination
How do you get the government to pay your rent and fuel costs I'm curious
All the things can be said about being an entrepreneur (sort of*)
1. You will always be trading time for money, unless you have your money invested in a stock market. Difference being that self employment has the chance to return money exponentially. However there are jobs like sales where u can get the same result
2. Many entrepreneurs are dependent on one source of income (Their business) because when you chance multiple sources of income, your income has the potential to be diluted. For example you can practice many sports but if you focused on basketball alone you’ll be way better at basketball than you are at any of the sports you worked on.
3. People act like entrepreneurs can go out and take breaks when ironically owning your own business gives you the least amount of time to take a break. You’re responsible for the business at the end of the day and you’ll be stuck dealing with more problems that you wouldn’t have to as an employee.
4. You can simply work a “9-5” because you like the convenience that a job provides. (Health care, PTO, fixed hours, guaranteed paid, worker’s compensation, someone else taking care of taxes and paperwork, etc…). Or the lifestyle it provides can help sustain other aspects and hobbies in your life. The reason I posted this long comment is to raise awareness on this false hustle culture that makes people think that they need to start a business when they probably don’t want to.
But if you become a successful entrepreneur then you will earn more than any 9-5 job will pay you in your entire life and you will be your own Boss.
Most people working in 9-5 job is because they just want to survive and raise family so they are completely helpless due to responsibility on their shoulders.
@@FactsCountdown That's not true. Being a successful entrepreneur just means that you have a sustainable business. Doesn't mean you'll be a billionaire
I work 2 part time but now I see I can develop more skills to improve myself and to improve my work conditions
I'm #2. I focus more on side hustle rather than my 9-5. 😁
Btw salfok sama matanya, cakep banget :)
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For me both is true. I wouldn‘t work a 9-5, like, forever until I retire (unless it‘s a prestigious position like executive manager or something). But for now it‘s great. I get to do what I love and it‘s a stable source of income.
As a VFX artist, I couldn’t imagine not working a 9-5, I get to work on some of the largest projects with the biggest budgets, with coworkers who are all passionate about the same things as me.which is just not something you could ever do trying to run your own business
Im using my 9-5 to get me to financially freedom 💪🏻
I run a business and love it, but I disagree. The responsibility, risk, time commitment, and skill building are not things that most people want to take on. Sure, the money is great when you’re a business owner, but many people would rather clock into their 9-5, make enough money to get by, and live for the weekends. People like this should not start a business; they’ll burn out immediately and/or tank the business with their lack of caring.
You’re amazing man, I’m glad I found your channel
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Gosh I really need to lift myself up. Dreadful working in a toxic environment.
I found your channel last week because I need to change careers and really appreciate your common sense and support. Thanks for creating content that I have definitely now subscribed to!
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My 9-5 is definitely to survive till my side hustle pays off
Although im a software engineer in a bank :)
So you’re using it as a stepping stone. Awesome!
I think 9-5s are a sweet deal 100-150k, 3 weeks vacation, free health insurance, paid holidays. Thats just middle management office job at an airline. If your a pilot or something the perks are even better…I honestly don't see the appeal of owning a business in this country. Employee Life in the US is already a cake walk and couldn't be easier.
If 3 weeks vacation per year + a boss controlling your salary, work and time + bs office politics / bs meetings don't bother you.. then I definitely agree with you. Entrepreneurship is not for everyone
@@Stefanovic92You're talking as if entrepreneurs don't answer to investors. Some entrepreneurs even put themselves on a salary because of how unstable running a business can be.
You talk about a boss controlling your time when sick leaves and paid leaves are available.
Also, as an entrepreneur, you are more likely to work more hours than a 9-5, except you don't want to make money.
Working for yourself oftentimes is more demanding than having the luxury of a 9-5 where you aren't responsible for the health of the company. Think about it. A business owner with a bad reputation gets less work. Less work means less money. At a 9-5 you have one boss; an entrepreneur has a thousand bosses.
This doesn't make any sense 🤦🏾♂️
@berriesrus7143 How doesn't it? The cashier clocks out and goes on with their day. The manager reports to the corporate office and has to set the schedule, deal with worker issues, ensure product deliveries and stock levels. Does that sound like an easy job? Now, the CEO, on the other hand, is responsible for establishing, maintaining and expanding relationships. That means, he has to find customers for the company's products. He has to find and secure contracts for services. He is responsible for contracts being fulfilled satisfactorily. He's responsible for proper equipment being available for whatever task is required by employees. All of that is credit rating. The relationships he has with creditors and investors will determine the financial assets at his disposal. In other words, he has to keep his reputation pristine at all times to avoid any scandal that may eff up the business. Does that sound like a comfy job to you while the cashier is getting high and drunk at a party?
Step 2 is I. I'm working a 9-5 to upskill, and save for my executive MBA as I'm a tech guy who wants to get into leadership someday and atart a company.
This could be a little nuanced but could there be a 3rd reason? Work Benefits? I’m in Canada and my last job was in the Provincial Govt. I was getting paid pretty good for a comfy office role. But the Benefits was where it was at. Dental, medical, Vision…etc. Coverage for the wife and both kids. Paying for this level of benefits separately would cost way too high than most side hustles can afford. I didn’t mind the work but I didn’t love it. and my manager was pretty flexible. Maybe in my case I felt I was trading my time but getting back way more.
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Definitely spot on.
I strongly agree with part 2 but if ur working and just spending ur money u wont get anywhere that mean u r working for no reason
Working 9-5 leaves me with no energy for side projects. Or anything else for that matter.
That’s the trap
So rent bills internet and food and fuel cost dont exisg do they so if i start doing drive off in fuel station borrow money from the yakuza for rent food and bills and use youtube tutoirals to fight them off i should be ok. Correct me if im wrong please i didnt know bills and fuel and skills needed to start a business and food are figments of my imagination 😊
I’ve been dreaming of doing 9-5 my whole work career. I have only ever done shift work/ daily split shifts to now my own business which basically means I work every single god damn day! Life can be rough.
Sorry for the vent 🥲
I’d love a 9-5 . I work 4pm- midnight and 11pm-8am hours with frequent extensions. 9-5 sounds like a dream .
My dad was free not working a 9 to 5. No boss meant no 401k, which meant he's f**ked. My 9 to 5 pays my health insurance, 401k ect. And my 5-9 is the hobby making profit I love
I’m the latter at the moment, studying marketing and am working 9-5 as an intern, crap wage and hours but I wanna get there to build my experience on my CV as it is blank at the minute, working in an amazing field of work too, EDI which will look really good on my CV. Not too sure whether I will stick it out as I’ve been in 6 months however it’s better than sitting home doing nothing playing video games like I would if I weren’t working.
Nice loop.
I watched 3 times ;) so the point is :
either you work in the most suitable job for you (dream job) or
you work in the same industry that you love which will help you to grow relevant skills
to make your side hustles then your company ! You don't know
how much you are great Stefanovic ?
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Somebody got to flip those burgers 😅
Its both. I really like my job because growth its limitless. My job is physical. I can get better stronger faster. I'm grateful i have this job. Its fun. Its highly cardio based. But i trained for this so no affect on me. So its easy money. I spent long time in shitty jobs until i found this. Now i can peacefully save up money and invest in myself to learn some other skills.
Thank you for those advices
Doing the latter. Would love to not be doing it but it’s my only option atm. But am learning a ton
1.Man was born tired and he lives to rest.
2.Love you bed as you love yuorself.
3.Rest during, day, so during night you can sleep.
4.Do not work, work kills.
5.If you see someone resting, help him. 6.Work less than you can, and what you can give
away to other.
7 In shade is salvation, nobody has deid of rest.
8.Works brings illness, don't died young. 9. If, by chance, you wish to work, sit, wait, you will
see, it will pass you. 10.When you see others eating and drinking, move closer, if you see them working
move away, do not disturb them.
great advice!
Once you have a job for most people the sky's the limit. Especially if you have a high paying job start a high yield savings account. Start a roth ira, and start investing. Preferably in the s&p 500 like voo, or spy if you're not comfortable in individual stocks. Your high yield savings give you better monthly interest, you'll get dividends on your stocks, and the roth ira will grow.
Well said Stefanovic!
Thank you!!!!! It's the second reason for me!!!
Then society would fall apart. There would be no garbage men, no construction workers..etc
Nobody looks at reality any more….I do understand that everybody wants that free life but it’s not reality we all need workers even us 9-5 guys need other 9-5 guys because we are all contributing to something like who are the ones out there getting the food for us to buy, garbage men construction, plumbing ect…. We’ll said tho
what if the construction workers actually enjoy their job? What if the garbage men only do it for a couple of years so they can save up some money, or educate themselves to do something they actually enjoy and leave their job for someone else to take over that also wants to do it for a couple of years as a stepping stone? aka the 2 reasons I shared in the video
@@Stefanovic92 the math don’t add up… there has to be serfs the way the world is set up
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ngl, kinda sick of hearing all the 9-5 hate. They make it sound like anybody can be his own boss. Most businesses fail and the ones that survive usually require insane time demands and dedication. Talk about trading your time for $$$
Its not optional for most people. We literally cant all be rich. If everybodys rich then everybodys actually poor. But yes only stick with it if its fun or gains you skills.
This world gonna end so soon. Everybodys talks that u dont need to work 9-5, demotivating already demotivated generations... God bless this world..
Im using my 9-5 for the insurance. Its exceptionally great. Hard to find great coverage these days. As soon as i dont need it, im out of there! Its very depressing and draining
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The reality is not everyone can escape 9-5, at least for now. People who say "just start a business" don't realize that their business then depends on the 9-5 people. If you have a business you will most likely have employees working 9-5. So what's the benefit in that if others are still wage slaves.
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Also he says just start a buisness... my mind is like what business am I going to start?? It's so confusing to me..
The reasons why i work 9 to 5 is because i have an average salary in Los Angeles, i pay $0.00 for medical/dental/visual insurance, have holidays paid, weekends off to go out to concerts and bars and travel, 5 weeks of vacation a year and building up pension and retirement plan.
Naval Ravikant says the same message but elaborates that no one can get rich by trading time for money. Due to your inputs being directly mapped to your outputs. You need to bring a solution to a market that fits, and at scale, by having ownership in a company that can grow in value.
We also need to stop giving our money to the very companies that keep us poor and miserable. Buy local. Consumers have ALL the power...we just have to use it.
You’re posting this from your phone (produced by a company) through the internet (enabled by multiple companies) on youtube (a company).
Pls set the right example and sell your phone and never use the internet again
You didn't mention the stability.
A 9-5 may be limiting but you're sure of getting your salary every month.
Entrepreneurship and freelancing are rewarding but they're so unstable.
You can get 10 clients this month and 2 clients next month.
Doing exactly that! I'm trying to grow my youtube channel!
Straight to the point. I like it
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Most of you who try to avoid 9-5 jobs will spend the rest of your adult lives broke. Most startup businesses fail within the first 5 years. And you think those people are “free?” No, they work their assess off for years, way more than 9-5ers, and sometimes don’t even cut themselves a salary for years. Even TH-cam creators have to work many hours recording and editing and have their own deadlines to upload for their audience. You call that “free”? We are all bound by capitalism.
No one person on TH-cam can coach you. And what this video ignores is that there are people working 9-5 at ISPs that make your access to this video and his ability to upload it possible. And guess what? Many, many 9-5 workers out-earn this dude right here. So don’t let the fact that you have a 9-5 job get to you. This guy earns money by you watching his videos- this isn’t some altruistic endeavor to earn YOU money. Remember that point; no one is EVER out to earn YOU money. If you are underpaid at work, find a new a job that pays more. And if you hate your work, try a new field. But the blanket answer here isn’t going to help most people.
Perfectly said.
One single reason for do 9-5 have "No Courage and Risk-Taking ability"
Wow. This is real and amazing. Thank you!
Tell me you’re broke without telling me you’re broke.
Another reason would be to save the money to set up your future business, goal and etc
That falls under “using it as a stepping stone”
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Who says I’m not
I disagree.
1.9-5 doesn't limit you to have only 1 source of income
2. Freelance doesn't give you freedom (maybe only false 'freedom' feeling)
1. It doesn’t limit you, but it’s way harder to work on side hustles while going to the gym, spending time with friends and family, hobbies etc.. when you have to work 40 hours a week + commute. When you have your own business/product: you build once, you sell twice..
2. Yes it does. I had the freedom to work from wherever I want, to work 4 days per week instead of 5 and now I have the freedom to travel the world
Besides that, freelancing is just a stepping stone to starting a business. It’s not the end goal
Hi @@Stefanovic92 ,
1. I partially agree with that :) But that depends on where you are in your freelance career. Once you are well established as a Freelancer then, yeah it is easier to do a side hustle.
2. Like with everything... it all depends on our life situation. I'm full-time Data Analyst 9-5 , and I can work from wherever I want as well, but as someone who is expecting a baby (:)) 9-5 gives me more security( I'm aware that this might be a false assumption).
In general, I think there is no 1 rule that works for all.
@@Aduch86 I disagree with you that 9-5 gives u more security are you not seeing people fired from their jobs for no good reason yes back in the days 9-5 was a good job security not after covid
9-5 will limit ur income honestly unless u do overtime which makes it worse, u better off doing 9-5 to make money and later invest in whatever u can turn into a business or invest in assets
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I agree. Working a job is a waste of time and energy.
3rd reason, you subconsciously give up on any dreams you’ve ever had growing up and you’ve excepted the reality in which you would rather be comfortable then honorable.
Using my 9 to 5 to build my investments and skills.
I completely agree with this. That's the only reason why I do work a 9-5.
After working on 2nd for so long, I have been at an 8:30-5:30 for 9 months and I hate it. I barely have time to spend with my son and most nights after, I don't have the energy to cook or clean. On 2nd, I always had the energy to cook healthy meals and to prep properly. Now I don't. I want to go back to 2nd.
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Nobody works 9-5 anymore, not even Dolly Parton! 😂
Trabajo en un pequeño almacén desde las 7:30 AM hasta las 7:00 PM y uso el PC del negocio para estudiar data science. Veo videos y tomo anotaciones para luego practicar en casa
I expected another reason. I agree w/ the first. The second isn't a reason lol. It's too vague. I'll add a third saying to simply save $. Lots of $. Unless you have a ton of debt or ongoing bills. Then that doesn't matter.