Countdown #4 - Why WA Is My Ticket Out
Reason # 4
Work vs. WA: Just wanted to offer another work meme as something to think about and motivation to continue with building your business. What is your relationship with your job? If it is not a good one, you have to have an exit strategy and work toward something different. This is where my online business comes into play, the cornerstone of my exit strategy. I'm heading toward the Exit, what about you? How much longer do you plan to be working at your current job? If you are already retired, any advice to get there sooner?
Have a great day!
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Hi, Claudette.
I’ve taken the liberty of saving a copy your meme. I’m going to print myself a hard copy and pin it up on the wall in this gatehouse I’m working in now.
I’m glad to read you’re heading for the exit. I hope the door leading out isn’t too far away.
Best wishes,
Steve.
I'm glad you enjoyed it. That door is going to be directly proportional in distance to the consistency I apply here :-) Thanks for sharing.
Hi Claudette. Great post and I love your "exit strategy"! I wish I had had this option in place when I retired 4 years ago. I would be stable, fat, and happy living on my passive income! Maybe what you should do is put some brochures together on WA and share them with like-minded employees ready to take the leap to retired life. I'm sure you would be able to convert them for a stable income for you, depending on how many people you're talking. 😊🤗 Just a thought! What time frame are you looking at, Claudette? Years, months (minutes, seconds)? The future can be frightening, especially if you don't have something in place. Go for it!!
Yay Us!! 🌟
Liz*
Timeframe? Well the optimistic me says two more years. I am ignoring the doubtful past pessimistic me. I am already praying that I will have the courage to walk away when the time is right and not hang on to long. Thanks for the idea. I have considered that targeted niche once, I may need to revisit that thought again.
If the current job is just as described "..an abusive relationship", then WA is one of the best and hard to find one that better way out. Even if the current was so much confortable and good in result, I believe "adding" WA would also one of the best decision, no doubt. Because the way WA works wouldnt interrupting any job that currently at hand. You've done well Claudiette, hope anything will go smoothly for you here. I hope the same for everyone here.
Good question Claudette. It does take time to build a day job income. I see members who are there, earning full time money in their on line efforts write a real lot, daily and then some. That's a key.
I see some focus on one channel and others take several attacks.
Read up on the top leaders and see what you think.
I suggest don't unlike your job as it provides for you in the mean time. And as you "like" it, it will reward you too in many ways.
Your time will come.
Most say it will take a year to two and even three.
So be consistant and busy contributing and I'm sure the inspired ideas will flow to moving forward in a wanting way, not a needing way.
The former is healthiest.
Ken
Thanks for the advice and you are so right about the mental and emotional feelings as it relates to a job. Although I am appreciative for the income from my job, I look forward to the day when I have financial independence from it.
Hi, Claudette. If I could share a meme, it would be of me growing old sitting in Houston traffic. I definitely have an exit strategy that heavily involves WA, and I can't wait to say goodbye to my long commute forever.
Have a great day and wishing you much success!
Gina
Oh yes. I don't live too far from Atlanta and commuter traffic is a nightmare so I can relate. Here's to the days of no traffic :-)
Hi Claudette
It's sad how many people are conditioned into staying in a lifestyle that is not what they would want for themselves. At the vision board workshops I am giving the most common response I receive is that blank stare of - what, there's another way to live my life? Quite amazing how many of us just live our lives with no sense of direction or mindfulness.
Good for you that you have an exit strategy! Even better than you are doing this at a younger age than I am :-)
Blessings
Louise
You are absolutely correct about how many of us are just conditioned and groomed into working mindlessly. I applaud you for also making a change no matter the age.
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That was a good one and a nice reminder indeed.
Cheers.