FBC – 338 – How Not To Work Another Day In Your Life

How Not To Work Another Day In Your Life.

Today, I am going to reveal the secret that guarantees that you are not going to work another day in this lifetime.

Very simple yet crucial secret that will change your existence.

If you are serious about finding a way to get a glimpse of true freedom and get as close as one can be, then click on the link below.

https://martinebongue.com/profit-machines

Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/freedom-by-choice/support

My day was busy. It's crazy. So for the last three months I've been quite busy building the foundation of something huge. It’s really cool stuff.

And I was having a chat with someone and that person was like, Oh man, that's a lot of work. How are you coping with this? Are you not stressed? So I do understand where that's coming from. And here is what I answered.

So this person is passionate about soccer. And I said, well, you know, when you are going out to play with your friends and stuff, when you're going to play football, you know, do you consider it as stressful.

You go there and spend like five hours or something playing. You could go there the whole day and you'll never, ever feel stressed for one second because you're doing something you love. Right.

The one thing you need to understand is this. What is stress? Stress is when you have to do something you hate doing. All this marketing stuff and creating something, you know, studying like, you know, businesses and new ideas and intellectual stimulation. I love this stuff.

If you're doing something you love, it's called passion. Only when you're doing something that you don't like, this is when stress comes into play. So to the question, was it stressful and blah, blah, blah?

No, it's not because. If you like what you're doing, you're not going to work ever again in your life because it doesn't feel like work. It's not work. It's passion.

If you don't like your job and you have to drag your yourself there every morning and stuff. It sucks. It really sucks. And that’s stressful.

How Not To Work Another Day In Your Life

What is the one thing that you could do if there was one thing you could do on this planet now, what would it be? In a perfect world, you don't have any commitments. You don't have to go to work. What would you do?

So think about that. So now imagine yourself doing that for, I don't know, five, six hours a day. So would you be stressed? I'm pretty sure you wouldn't. So this is why I said it's very, very important to find the right business. You know, there are different types of businesses.

Opportunity businesses. Where there's an opportunity to make a buck so you could go in there. You're not passionate about the stuff. You will try to, like, automate it or outsource or something, because you're just not passionate about it.

But there is the business you're passionate about. Your lifestyle business. Right. And this needs to be something that you love because you're looking for an objective there. And unless you like what you're doing, you love what you're doing, there is no longevity in anything.

You can pretend for a few months, a year or something. But then afterwards you'll be just like, you know what? To hell with it. All right.

So that's why I'm saying very, very important to find something you're passionate about and try to actually have some sort of like a career or a calling or something, whatever you want to call it, try.

It's not easy because most people are doing a job that they don't necessarily like. And it's easy for someone to quit everything. Go do something you like.

Well, it's actually possible you can do it. It's just that it's hard to make that decision because you're leaving something. You already have a job and a set income and stuff for the unknown. And nobody likes the unknown, but you can't even imagine how big a difference it is when you're not a clock watcher, right?

You will be able to achieve great things because you will take the time necessary because you love doing that stuff.