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This is why you plan Every. Single Day on firing your customer (employer). Every day I focus on this: - give so much value, that they are afraid of losing you
by ghosterrific 8y ago
This is why you plan Every. Single Day on firing your customer (employer).
Every day I focus on this:
- give so much value, that they are afraid of losing you
- help other people create more value, that they are afraid of losing you
- get slightly underpaid, so they they like they are getting an amazing deal
Why?
Because:
You call the shots.
You do what you want.
You have a "no fucks given" attitude.
They have more to lose than you do if the working relationship ends.
Principles:
Never have bad debt (credit cards, mortgage without rental income, loans for cars, etc)
Have multiple tiny income streams:
- couple hundred bucks/month in positive rental cashflow income
- a few bucks a month in stock dividends
- small website that makes a few bucks a month
- the odd freeland gig here and there (nothing wrong with taking a 5k job that takes you a couple of weekends)
- drive for uber once in a while to earn a few bucks
- find deals on electronics in demand on Craigslist and resell for quick $100 (tax free ) profit.
- Make swing trade on cryptocurrency
- Do Airdrop signups on crypto tokens and then sell for BTC/BCH/ETH and then cash it out or use the crypto to buy food/stuff online
... the list goes on.
Never have a single income stream. Get more, no matter how small it is.
Ask yourself this:
If your boss pays you, then who is really the head of your household. Who is really the breadwinner?