This is a YouTube video titled "Quit my job to start a business. 6 years later..." featuring a personal monologue where the speaker shares their journey from quitting their dream job to starting and running a business for six years, reflecting on continuous learning and milestones such as reaching 50,000 YouTube subscribers. The content is a single-speaker narrative without dialogue.
Several years ago now, I got my dream job. And when I got my dream job, I realized I hated my dream job. So I quit with no plan and started a business. I started a business because I wanted to learn about business. And I thought going back to school for an MBA or an advanced degree just was a waste of money when I could just learn the same things by actually doing the thing. I thought I'd be running a business for about two years, about the length of an mba, and I'd learned all I need to know and move back into the traditional workforce. But the problem was I never stopped learning. I went from learning about how to run a business to how to delegate, to how to scale, to how to create YouTube content, and the learning never stopped. So my business ownership never stopped. Fast forward. Here I am celebrating my sixth year in business, my 50,000 YouTube subscriber milestone, and it's all been kind of this big blur of plans. Not exactly going to plan, but I wouldn't have them any other way. What's your origin story?
