Comments on: Let’s all quit our jobs

By: Mitch

Mitch — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 03:25:34 +0000

Awesome OScar! Im glad I can help to inspire people by doing what I love!

Intention and determination is key, and the rest all falls into place once you learn to get out of the way and let things happen!

By: OScar

OScar — Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:43:32 +0000

Definitely will be leaving my corporate job in a year earning $5,000 a month and making enough income that my wife or I would not need to work at a slave J.O.B. She will stay home
and attend to the kids more than our TV does. I plan to use online niche websites and real estate as my vehicle..thanks Mitch for inspiring me with this fantastic blog and extraordinary information. This year I will also make money with my music.. I have given many free verses on myspace and facebook but I think is time for me to begin earning with my craft..

By: Phil from Australia

Phil from Australia — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 15:48:32 +0000

word for word this post is right on the money. Ive felt this way for a very long time and I also am taking steps the sameway to make my passion(painting) my lifes work. Mitch I look forward to seeing your next post about the day after you quit and how happy you are.
Awesome!

By: WACNorwich

WACNorwich — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 06:32:35 +0000

This is probably the single most effective method of taking back our power, peaceful non compliance, i’m a bricklayer/ plasterer by trade, a self taught tattoo artist and i love to use my hands, invent /create stuff, but i now use my skills to benefit me and others , not an employer or the tax man.
Unfortunately people love their money and what it brings them, i am , in hindsight fortunate enough to have fractured my spine and not been able to work for a long time before getting back to fitness, in that period i found my true work, i am a freeman and dedicated to fighting this cabal of insane inbreds, and after years of research, soul searching, cognitive dissonance, denial, you name it, all of us quitting our jobs and lawfully rebelling, peacefully, would completely crush the elite and destroy their goals, oh, and turn off that feckin telly…for good

By: E

Sat, 07 Aug 2010 15:27:54 +0000

I was a woodworker for ten years before the recession “ate” it and caused layoffs. I was never treated like a child or a number. It seems the most thankless jobs are either call centers, fast food, prostitution, or corporate (anywhere on the ladder). I can’t imagine not working, and it’s not because I am “conditioned” in any way, – it’s because I am a creator…I love to use my hands, building things and using tools. So what if I am making someone else rich…I am a simple creature who doesn’t need shit tons of money. Let the rich man get rich, the bigger he is the harder he falls. Plus, I feel that making constant goals is contradictory to freedom. All goals are limitations made for the Self. http://zenhabits.net/no-goal/
Just be. Create, if you like.

As far as any tangible goal, I just want to survive this Shift with my wits intact.