I Quit My 72K Job After Learning About Money

1. Lesson Learned About Money
2. Seeking More Than $72,000 a Year
3. Embracing Self-Worth and Taking Action
4. Committing to Personal Growth
5. FAQ

Lesson Learned About Money

I quit my $72,000 per year job after I learned this lesson about money. It happened over the space of 15 to 30 minutes and I'm going to share this lesson about money that I learned with you right here. And I want to help you understand this because you may already know what you need to do to get to the place in your life where you need to be.

Seeking More Than $72,000 a Year

Now, back in 2012 I was working a job. I was getting paid $72,000 a year. But I knew I wanted more. I wanted to make a lot more money than I was. But everyone was telling me, "Oh John, you're too young. Oh, John be happy with what the world is giving you. You live a comfortable life. You have more opportunities ahead of you. You're on a good path in your career. You should be happy. You should be satisfied. You shouldn't want more. That's greedy. That's wrong. Look at your friends, you're doing better than the people around you."

Embracing Self-Worth and Taking Action

The hardest thing I ever did was not become a millionaire. That was the easy part. The hardest thing I ever did was know, was understand that I was worth it. And not be afraid of the repercussions of going down that path to making, to giving myself those opportunities at success. Now, if you're watching this video and you know what you need to do in your life. And you may know, you may not know. But my guess is you have an idea of what the next actions you need to take to lead you on the path to become successful. Whatever success is for you.

Committing to Personal Growth

Now, whether that action is taking a particular job or working for a different individual or starting your own business or taking a training course from someone. Or just taking yourself seriously. Committing the time, committing the brain power to investing in your own success. Whether that's investing with your pocketbook or investing with your time and your mind. You need to take yourself seriously.

FAQ

Q: What lesson did the person learn about money and why did they quit their job?
A: The person quit their $72,000 per year job after learning a lesson about money that happened over the space of 15 to 30 minutes. The exact lesson is not provided in the JSON data.
Q: How much was the person making at their job in 2012 and why did they want to make more?
A: In 2012, the person was making $72,000 per year. They wanted to make more money and were not satisfied with their current earnings, despite others telling them to be content.
Q: What was the hardest thing the person did according to the JSON data?
A: The hardest thing the person ever did was not become a millionaire. The real challenge for them was understanding their self-worth and not being afraid of pursuing opportunities for success.
Q: How can a person commit to personal growth according to the JSON data?
A: A person can commit to personal growth by investing time, brain power, and resources in their own success. This can involve taking specific actions like finding a new job, starting a business, or dedicating oneself to self-improvement.