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We Quit Our Jobs! Here's Why.

We Quit Our Jobs! Here's Why.

In this episode, Jake and Gino talk about the reasons people leave their jobs.

Key points:

  • You cannot create time.
  • In jobs, we trade our time for dollars. Most times, jobs don’t fulfil our aspirations to create wealth, with time freedom.
  • Figure out your ‘Why’. That will drive your life, whether you want to continue in your full-time jobs or want to be an entrepreneur.

Check out the full video to learn more.

Get more resources on apartment investing: https://jakeandgino.com/education/ 

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