Matthew Kelly left marketing car dealerships for law firms at the start of Covid, expecting better pay and stability. He made about 30,000 but felt bored and inauthentic. Money alone didn't make the work fulfilling.
When Covid happened, I switched from working with car dealerships to law firms still marketing Facebook ads. The reason why law firms? I never. I've never been to law school. I don't know anything about law. I know the motherfuckers got a lot of money. Obviously, at that point, very important. Which was, is it Covid proof? Can the business still run if everything is shut down? And law firms just ticked both of those boxes? I just got bored of everything by that point as well. I had been doing marketing for, like, four years, five years. It was just the same shit, bro. Like, on average, I was making, like, 30,000. I had to wear, like, a shirt on my Zoom calls. I had to, like, talk a certain way. It just. I didn't feel like me, you know? And I started the whole content marketing because I enjoyed it. Like, I like making videos for car dealerships. Like, I really enjoy that. I'll do it for free. And then now it got to a point where, like, I was working for money, and the money was okay, but I wasn't enjoying it.
