Dylan Vanas looks at why people are quitting their corporate jobs at record rates. Many aren't stopping work entirely, but leaving for flexibility and side hustles. Stimulus payments gave some the financial cushion to make the leap.
This is me about to quit my corporate job, quitting my second job. I am finally gonna quit, and I'm honestly about to tell Barb I'm quitting. All jokes aside.
Why are more people than ever quitting their 9 to 5 to live lives of freedom and flexibility? Experts are calling it the big quit.
Tens of Americans decided not to go back to work, the highest quit rate in U.S. history.
But people aren't just quitting their jobs to stay home and do nothing.
Economic stimulus payments have put them in a better financial position, gave them some cushion to hold out for better jobs.
They're quitting so they stop being chained to their desks and they can actually have the freedom to travel the world and they never again have to go to their boss and ask to take time off or go on vacation or ask to take time with their family. So how are they doing this? They're using my little known, no experience required side hustle to get started. In fact, I personally created not one, but two eight figure businesses using this little known side hustle in less than five years. And I've helped over 4,000 people do the same thing. Now I want to.
