A short monologue (YouTube) arguing that a salaried job can 'steal' from future income opportunities. The speaker recounts an anecdote of a man earning $150,000/year who also did real estate deals and decided to quit his job despite parental pressure; after quitting his monthly deal volume tripled, supporting the speaker's point that the job was limiting his future revenue.
How much is the job? Stealing from your future. Recently had a guy last week, actually, he's making 150,000 a year at his job. He's also a real estate investor doing two or three deals a month. So he's generating several hundred thousand net a year. And he's like, I want to quit. And I'm like, well, I haven't yet. He's like, my parents, they keep telling me I need to keep my good time, my good job. Like, he's worked so hard to get this job, right? He's like, he's making a lot of money for where he's from. So it's like, how much is the job? Stealing from your future. So there's a point in time when your job is actually taking from your future revenue. And that day he went and gave us two weeks notice. What's cool about that is his deal volume 3X.
