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- Dec 8, 2023
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Hey guys, my personal financial situation is dire and realised that as long as I still have free time (which I will) and I won’t hate the job (which I likely won’t) then getting a job is really worth it. Has so much more plus sides to it at the moment
1) Obviously money, my financial situation has been dire as said and now I can start putting money away for business investments.
2) Getting out. I live in a tiny place, so getting outside and having a reason to leave the house is nice.
My main motivations are to save £1k as quickly as possible (it won’t take me long) which I can use to invest in business/acquisition entrepreneurship. I want to afford books to improve my knowledge in entrepreneurship and to start my driving lessons. A massive motivation is to start helping my dad out money wise, he is trapped in a slowlane (self-employed) and genuinely can’t do anything about his situation but is doing all he can. He is very very supportive of me learning fastlane and succeeding, I want to give back as he hasn’t asked for rent so I atleast want to buy the food so he can save more for his biz investments.
Been so against the thought of a job for a long time and decided it’s not so bad as long as I don’t let it trap me into a scripted slowlane lifestyle.
The job I’m going for is at a local cafe/bubble tea place working for a local businesswoman. She owns another place serving asian food and I can switch between the two places if wanted.
Very relaxed, not working for a big company and good work. Won’t be super late shifts or something super boring. Plus food on shifts is likely available and I get to see how the business is ran, she also enjoys efficiency and I can see she’d be reasonable taking suggestions from me on anything I notice.
My trial shift is Sunday, I’m hyped to atleast be taking action even if it’s in the way I thought I was “super against.”
Anyone looking to start improving their situation: starting at a foundational job isn’t bad, as long as it stays as a foundational job and you keep taking action on bizniz.
1) Obviously money, my financial situation has been dire as said and now I can start putting money away for business investments.
2) Getting out. I live in a tiny place, so getting outside and having a reason to leave the house is nice.
My main motivations are to save £1k as quickly as possible (it won’t take me long) which I can use to invest in business/acquisition entrepreneurship. I want to afford books to improve my knowledge in entrepreneurship and to start my driving lessons. A massive motivation is to start helping my dad out money wise, he is trapped in a slowlane (self-employed) and genuinely can’t do anything about his situation but is doing all he can. He is very very supportive of me learning fastlane and succeeding, I want to give back as he hasn’t asked for rent so I atleast want to buy the food so he can save more for his biz investments.
Been so against the thought of a job for a long time and decided it’s not so bad as long as I don’t let it trap me into a scripted slowlane lifestyle.
The job I’m going for is at a local cafe/bubble tea place working for a local businesswoman. She owns another place serving asian food and I can switch between the two places if wanted.
Very relaxed, not working for a big company and good work. Won’t be super late shifts or something super boring. Plus food on shifts is likely available and I get to see how the business is ran, she also enjoys efficiency and I can see she’d be reasonable taking suggestions from me on anything I notice.
My trial shift is Sunday, I’m hyped to atleast be taking action even if it’s in the way I thought I was “super against.”
Anyone looking to start improving their situation: starting at a foundational job isn’t bad, as long as it stays as a foundational job and you keep taking action on bizniz.
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