quit your job and live for the next several months without the worry of paying bills, would you do it?
I'm collecting courage to quit a job I hate, learn a new skill, and try out something completely new that I may or may not like.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We aren't you, but if you hate your job, what do you have to lose? You only walk this Earth once so may as well make your time here, the best it can be. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Go for it, it's a leap of faith. A friend of mine did it, retrained as sparky now has his own business and loving his life. It just takes the courage to make that jump. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"quit your job and live for the next several months without the worry of paying bills, would you do it?
I'm collecting courage to quit a job I hate, learn a new skill, and try out something completely new that I may or may not like.
Would YOU go for it?"
The reason you hate your current job is good enough, Aslong as you can afford to do it I couldn't see why you wouldn't 
I love my job and I'd do it for free if I could, always pays to be in a job you're happy with  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Absoultely OP,go for it! If you hate your current job,why should it ruin your life,you only have one.I have,and flipping love being a free agent...for now |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
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Not for a fue months no.
As wot wen Thos months of free living run out and you still don't have a job.
if I won the loto and got set for life then it mite be a Mabey. But I probley won't quit it as I like my job.
Best of luck to you thoe op |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not for a fue months no.
As wot wen Thos months of free living run out and you still don't have a job.
if I won the loto and got set for life then it mite be a Mabey. But I probley won't quit it as I like my job.
Best of luck to you thoe op"
This for me too.
Good luck OP. You won't know if you don't try. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"quit your job and live for the next several months without the worry of paying bills, would you do it?
I'm collecting courage to quit a job I hate, learn a new skill, and try out something completely new that I may or may not like.
Would YOU go for it?"
Yes! If money wasn't an issue I'd be off to somewhere hot for at least a year. If you're in a situation where its possible to do so, then go for it!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I did it 10 yrs ago. Best thing i ever did...yes it was tough financially but adjustments made and far happier as a result.... the irony is less money...but more time...and more travel. Much less stress too. |
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"quit your job and live for the next several months without the worry of paying bills, would you do it?
I'm collecting courage to quit a job I hate, learn a new skill, and try out something completely new that I may or may not like.
Would YOU go for it?"
I quit my full time job back into September to go to uni and it's the best decision I've ever made.. i have to work too obviously and at times it's a lot to do but it's the first step towards doing something more meaningful so it's worth it.
Nothing would make me go back to my old life now. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"quit your job and live for the next several months without the worry of paying bills, would you do it?
I'm collecting courage to quit a job I hate, learn a new skill, and try out something completely new that I may or may not like.
Would YOU go for it?"
I am! Still not sure what I want to be when I grow up though! |
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
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"quit your job and live for the next several months without the worry of paying bills, would you do it?
I'm collecting courage to quit a job I hate, learn a new skill, and try out something completely new that I may or may not like.
Would YOU go for it?"
Yes without a second thought |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Would YOU go for it?"
I did and I have.
I loved my last job and loved my colleagues, working in a office where everyone is -30 and 40:60 Ratio women to men heavily skewed towwards the women was a fucking scream.
I was there for 8 years and properly secure in the middle of london.
But towards the final 18 months /2 years you start to realise that working for somebody else IS essentially what equates to you building someone ELSE'S dreams.
My old boss who I loved to death, had/has everything I wanted/want and the ONLY thing in this world that stops me or you from getting it is YOU.
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