Why 80% of people hate their job, but do nothing to change it
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Most of the
people I know pretty much hate what they do….
They live by complaining about their work, their
bosses, co-workers, salary, the daily grind, the endless hours in the office and the lack of control
office and the lack of control over their lives.
They live dreaming about their vacations and what they would really like to do and only say, “someday,” without really doing anything to get out of their predicament.
I tell you all this because even though I was there too, I didn’t just complain, I took action.
And that version of life where I’m told that if I go to the bank, I have to do it on my lunch hour, is definitely not for me. Neither is having to go to work even if my head hurts like hell, all because I’m not allowed to miss work without a doctor’s letter and I feel too bad to go for one.
Be careful, not everyone falls into this situation. If you love your current job and life, congratulations! But if not, read on.
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I introduce myself
Hi, I’m Carla. Entrepreneur and Digital Nomad.
An ordinary girl, with no funds, scholarships, job proposals abroad, a rich husband, or anything that could make her dream of giving up the rat race for working remote and live on the road, a difficult thing to do, but he still did it!
Today I teach others to do the same.
How do I live by traveling?
I created my own professional blog for only $50 dollars (less than a dinner for 2 at any good restaurant), where I offer my services, sell my knowledge and work remotely.
The Myth
There is a tendency to assume that successful and
successful and confident people never have doubts. That they are decisive in every
choice, never have regrets and always know what to do.
But that couldn’t be further from
the truth.
Doubt is a very human response to all the challenges of self-improvement that life presents us with.but it has no right whatsoever to prevent you from overcoming obstacles and achieving your goals.
You know what should make you much more
afraid than trying? The thought of the possibility of having spent almost 20 years of your life studying and preparing
of your life studying and preparing yourself, only to end up spending your most productive years
productive years in fulfilling someone else’s dreams.
It’s true, very few aspiring entrepreneurs make it.Not because they don’t have the desire and/or talent, not because they are not good enough… not at all.
They won’t make it because they repeat a rather dangerous pattern: they live affected by the dreamer’s syndrome, the one that makes them think too much before daring to do something tangible about it. They never feel smart enough and simply prefer to go on hating what they do.
They lose the battle long before they start it
The best way
to beat doubt and get started is just that… by getting started.
Every time I come across an
email from someone who has been in my Online Entrepreneurship groups for months and who keeps
going around, I feel the need to be brutally honest and explain to them that:
- If we need someone to be giving us constant encouragement
to go on with our project, we are not made for this.
- If someone else seems to be more concerned about our venture and its progress than we are
about our venture and its progress, we are not cut out for this.
- If we’re here for fashion, we’re not cut out for this.
- And if after a couple of tries we throw in the towel,
we are definitely NOT cut out for this.
Entrepreneurship is not I’m going to try one day, it didn’t work and then bye bye.
It’s about trying one day at a time and
see what the hell I do, but not stop trying until I figure out how to succeed in doing what I
way to succeed in doing what I’ve set out to do.
I always tell my students that I support them
I always tell my students that I support them with all the love and affection in the world, but there comes a point at which I realize that there are
I realize that there are people for whom I will not be able to do anything, no matter how much I want to help them.
I want to help them.
And the fact is that as the months have gone by, I have
I have discovered that, unfortunately, you can only help those who allow themselves to be helped. To
who executes and does not just read, like and read, month after month, without doing anything.
doing nothing.
Believe me that when we really want to
do something, we find a way, when we don’t, we will find a thousand and one excuses.
I tell you something
A little over 1 year ago, I met
several entrepreneurs in a Facebook group, all of them were in the “planning” phase of their venture.
“planning” phase of their venture, that was just when I was starting with my travel blog idea.
with my travel blog idea.
I remember watching them talk in super stilted words about the points to follow, about all the entrepreneurship courses and the theory they were learning before they took the first step; and since it was not a good idea for me to decide to to launch my online venture So fast. Guess what the vast majority of these entrepreneurs are doing today?
Yep…they’re still planning!
Launch as soon as possible, get it wrong fast and constantly improve.
Instead of doubting so much of yourself or of your business ideatry to think of all those “impossible” things that men and women have achieved over the years and use this as a basis for your business idea. motivation to push you even further to manifest your dreams and achieve your goals.
Remember that sometimes you win and sometimes you
learn, but if instead of trying, you let doubt win and delay your start for “when you’re really ready,” chances are you will not
and delay your exit for “when you are truly ready,” you will most likely gain nothing and lose everything.
win nothing and lose everything.
Remember that opportunities are never lost
opportunities are never lost … The ones you let go, someone else takes.
