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Usually I would agree about quitting the job and just going for it. Like you said, time is finite. But, one does have to consider the details of one's situation
by revorad 16y ago
Usually I would agree about quitting the job and just going for it. Like you said, time is finite. But, one does have to consider the details of one's situation.
what exactly is the day job buying you?
In the OP's case, US citizenship, which means a lifetime of opportunity to build businesses in a free country which he/she likes living in. Two years of steady income, while still working on your business on the side, sounds like a good bargain.
Of course, your situation must be different, so you would have to decide accordingly.
- Tichy 16y agoTrue, 2 years seems like an acceptable price in that case. I don't have the citizenship issue, so I am not losing anything besides money. Since citizenship (presumably) can't be bought by money, the stakes for leaving the job seem to be a lot higher for the OP.