My Job Sucks The Life Out of Me!

[@Elizabeth-yg2mg]

You can get depressed and have a nervous breakdown forcing yourself to do a job you don't like. Start making the change now if you feel unhappy.

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

Easier said than done.

[@J90JAM]

@@EmilyGloeggler7984 So is literally everything.

[@CMichaels56]

Start making the change…blah blah blah, you going to pay my bills? Didn’t think so, so stfu!

[@rockks176]

Bills

[@iammagicdonron3014]

@@rickwithckthat’s a fuckin lie

[@sauravkushwah6783]

Calm down everybody she is talking on behalf of us.

[@jeep19]

Not me...

[@brendaechols5929]

You don't need these two men to give you advice just put your foot down

[@1jdustin]

After 23 years and at age 56, I did some math and decided it was time to retire. My lifestyle had to be paired down dramaticlly but freedom from a job I hated from day one was worth everything.

[@Fanofyxnott]

Good for you ... You actually have one of the top comments on this issue, however people are too scared to applaud your decision. So I am, congratulations 🎊🎈🍾🎉

[@petey611]

Wow that's awesome!! Congratulations 👏

[@blacklyfe5543]

You're 56 not 59 or 60 you can't retire

[@ReveredDead]

@@blacklyfe5543 Lmao do you know his finances?? Guy might have a few million to his name.

[@TexboyGamer]

@@blacklyfe5543 Yes you can.

[@MiguelRPD]

My old job I worked at for 10 years got me so close to me commiting suicide. No job is worth your mental health. Try something new!

[@TheRealCcE]

Glad you made it through.

[@MiguelRPD]

+Johnny Five - Retail management +CC - Me too. Thank you !

[@blacklyfe5543]

How?

[@kenya1067]

I'm glad you got through that.

[@sharons5221]

Sorry to hear that, glad you got tho

[@cathyosullivan718]

We spend so much time at work; its wasting your life to do something you hate for such a long time.

[@leadnsteel1428]

problem is most factory work sucks.... and they make you work tonnes of overtime

[@cathyosullivan718]

Yeah. She makes good money but it seems like a big sacrifice.

[@kjthomas4553]

Just quit then

[@cathyosullivan718]

I guess it’s not always easy depending on your situation-like if you have a few kids.

[@shannon2748]

@@cathyosullivan718 Or even if you're single and have rent to pay.

[@cateclism316]

Some jobs I've had (including my current one) felt like a 40-hour-a-week prison sentence.

[@aubrie_morgan]

💯💯💯💯

[@AtotheZ7]

One problem is the fear of the unknown. People are happier in their prison than in the open world because they know the prison. They want to get out, they want to be free, but they are also scared of what will happen or they are scared of rejection. That is what keeps people stuck...at least for me it is.

[@lromeroyt]

The body is a prison, the mind is his executioner.

[@RetirementbyDesign26]

That’s not always the case. I have a wonderful pension waiting for me in 7.5 years. I’ll retire with full pension at the age at 53. I’d love to be able to walk away but I have debt that I need to payoff. I can’t pull out my 401k without penalty and don’t have enough cash on hand and other investments to walk away from my job that sucks the life out of me. I’m the meantime, I pray everyday that I get though another day and doing what I can keep my sanity and eat healthy. Kudos to anyone who can walk away but it’s just not feasible and practical for many of us

[@Faridah23]

@@RetirementbyDesign26 you spoke to me. It will be well for us sooner rather than later

[@fccoz8348]

I 100% felt this

[@marymcgough7835]

lo

[@JessicaHicks]

If this woman despises her job, she definitely needs to find a new career. We spend too much time at work not to be happy and feeling like we despise our work.

[@ReveredDead]

Easier said than done?? You know most careers want some education or certifications to go with them. Like you can't just change from Finance to Nursing in a month? You go to college for years to even get to that point. It is not easy unless you take a huge pay cut in some other field that is bottom of the barrel.

[@CMichaels56]

Out of high school “It’s just a job for now” 40 miserable years later you’re like “WTF just happened”?

[@sonicmoore6196]

@@ReveredDeadOf course it’s not easy but it’s better than staying at job you despise and making your depression worst. Do you want to move on or be sad for the rest of your life?

[@rfd3770]

It isn't my job that I dislike. I love my job, I just hate dealing with some of my coworkers. They make it so I don't want to go into work.

[@SC-gp7kt]

Same

[@blacklyfe5543]

I can't relate I don't like my job

[@skyk2005]

Literally SAME! I work in education, it’s not the kids, it’s the “Adults” for me! 😑

[@bouquetetc]

So true.

[@kevin2400]

I work at a grocery store... not bad.... i hate the worker I'm paired up with.... he doesn't work...lazy, he puts work on me.. I hate micromanaging... I've been there a year and I'm tired of it.. Just lost interest... I wanna quit but my mom tells me not to... its a union job.. I'm willing to give that up if they don't make my work partner work like I do

[@kuryanthomas1438]

100k is very good without a college degree

[@thankyoudoris]

True but if she's miserable... money doesn't matter.

[@MountainRancher]

I’m a high school drop out and make way north of $100k

[@logancook4538]

@@MountainRancher doing what?

[@scottwhinstin2741]

@@MountainRancher what do you do though?

[@ayoutubechannelname]

@@scottwhinstin2741 Probably ranching

[@INFJPhilosopher]

I like Ken Coleman. I think he adds a lot of value to the Ramsey team.

[@dashmow9809]

Unlike john

[@ProfessorFinanceOfficial]

@@dashmow9809 what's wrong with John

[@sami-9233]

DR

[@INFJPhilosopher]

@@dashmow9809 I think John adds value too especially with personal advice. He isn't a finance person like DR is. He was brought on for his counseling expertise and I think he does that very well.

[@yoyocswpg]

Sometimes it is not about the money. If u hate the job, u hate the job.

[@KElmerTinkersAcademy]

Fear of change is a prison all its own...

[@jones2277]

but change to what? she doesn't even know. that has always been my problem.

[@petey611]

Oh man is it ever!!!

[@lromeroyt]

@@jones2277 change towards what makes you free...but it will have a cost.

[@blacklyfe5543]

@@jones2277 lifestyle

[@monopolybillionaire5027]

Sometimes its the devil you know, than the devil you dont

[@madisonandthefarm]

It’s okay to want more in life and at the same time be grateful for what you have. If it is time to move forward to the next chapter, it is time!

[@talyahr3302]

That's what I needed to hear

[@eddierobles2137]

Amen

[@donaldlyons17]

How is it possible to want more but be grateful? If people want more that they are already not grateful. They are exclusive!!!

[@maxhendryx6171]

I walked out of my job mid shift on Monday. Interview set up for Wednesday. If they don’t treat you fairly then dip out it’s that simple. Always another job

[@g.d.9619]

Not always the case for professional jobs

[@hurt1704]

Wise words I once heard- “I was looking for a job when I found this one.”

[@WOWster007]

While I 100% agree this should only be done in extreme cases of employer disrespect or dishonesty. Doing this in an actual career field could taint your record IE engineer or accountant.

[@MamaD_and_Family]

I agree you shouldn't stay in a place your miserable, however, its not always "that simple", a lot of us wouldn't ever be able walk out without a new job lined up because we depend on the income 🤷‍♀️

[@annat6249]

If work doesn’t treat you well, you can leave. But I recommend, have another job before jump ship. There are always good/bad in anything. This job she hate, it might have something that she want. Maybe flexibility hours to help with the kids? Maybe some fear of not being marketable? Some changes like new education required time and being parents have lack of time.

[@Eccentric-YURR]

I hate spending hours working at Walmart, literally all of my days are wasted there.

[@jesusbalderas329]

I love Walmart.

[@mattesser5027]

My brother in law has been working at Wally world for a decade, he doesn't have the urge to do more and Walmart doesn't seem to offer much. It's his life but he spends allllll his time there. After a while IMO you gotta ask your current company what can I do that is additional that would allow more to grow and develop (and earn more)?

[@Eccentric-YURR]

@@mattesser5027 yeah, but it’s an alright job for me as a sophomore in college, I don’t expect to work here for the rest of my life There are some pros to working here such as the pay, it is way better to any of the stores around me.

[@jasminecontreras7341]

@@Eccentric-YURR calls like this make me feel better as a student working in retail knowing that it’s temporary. Us young people disliking our boring temporary jobs is pretty different from problems that callers like this have

[@tomas.montilla]

I REALLY needed to hear this today

[@barrykelly2722]

Yeah. Me also.

[@lfashion25]

Diddo.. there has to be more to life-and I make half of what she makes

[@mightymouse9001]

I'm an office drone and decided to go back to school for nursing. My fiance is a nurse and while it's tough she feels fulfilled taking care of others and that's something I want out of my work. Hope you all find what you're looking for. Life is too short to feel this miserable at a job

[@JaneDoe-dg4pq]

Me too. I am so tired of customer service work and dealing with verbally abusive customers.

[@RaymondDawson-v2w]

No we don't!!! Grace sounds like a typical lazy whiny unmotivated snowflake with all this "I hate my job". Yet Grace replies "I don't know to every question. As for enjoyment, that's not what a job is for. She's just salty cause she has to do a day's work for a day's pay.

[@Aggie4life77]

God sent me this video! Thank you lord!

[@thankyoudoris]

@AggiePride4life Same here.

[@hoiendehe]

God doesn't exist

[@goldeneye6651]

@@hoiendehe The bible says "the fool hath said in his heart their is no God"

[@steveande6560]

@@goldeneye6651 that's like someone who operates a pyramid scheme saying that it isn't a pyramid scheme

[@DatzDP]

@@goldeneye6651 preach 💯

[@AnnMitt]

Thousands of us needed to hear this video.

[@anniealexander9616]

My job is stressful so I paid off all debt and invest most of my check. Stress should create passive income.

[@northrose4344]

She should take a 2 week vacation at least because she’s so stressed she can’t think straight.

[@Blick405]

How

[@nathanielcarreon5634]

Most jobs become a boring routine after a few years.

[@kjthomas4553]

Few weeks

[@porcelaindolli3]

Not nursing.

[@shannon2748]

@@kjthomas4553 True.

[@shannon2748]

@@porcelaindolli3 Yeah, one day you get peed on, one day pooped on, and another day vomited on. I guess health care is never dull. My cousin is a PT and even she said she has had poop running down her legs before. I never thought physical therapists dealt with yucky stuff.

[@melanieanderson3890]

Not teaching

[@fredrickscott6977]

You only have one life time .Doing some thing that gives you zero work satisfaction or sense of self worth must be soul destroying. With all the money in the world you can not buy time or your HEALTH🙏

[@theramseyhow2044]

Thanks for your feedback....) for more guidance = W;h::a;t;s:a:p:p: +1..4..3..1..7..2..2..3..6..0..5 Thanks for watching()

[@jusplay7309]

The alternative is making considerably less money and downgrading your lifestyle. If you are ok with less income and don’t have the pressure of continuing to provide that level of lifestyle for your family then that is the best option.

[@smmcguire34]

I've been at my job about 20 years and I hate it. It's not so much the job but the people and the management are running it into the ground. It's easy to make that decision when your spouse is making $110k+. When I'm making $40-$45k and my wife is making $15k with no college degree, and we both have excellent benefits, it gets a little complicated. Anywhere around here I'd have to take a $5-$6k pay cut and lose my benefits

[@MsLucky443]

That’s huge if your into details, many people are not into that. Plus you sound healthy and speak in a friendly way.

[@yesseniaescobarable]

Thank you for this. I’m here on my break and can’t even eat, just calling my eyes out. I haven’t felt so devalued like today at work. Going to pick myself up but this really helped.

[@makeupgirl8886]

I hope you prayed and God showed you how much He values and loves you.

[@JonesDi77]

Make way less and I get sick to my stomach every time I have to go to work. Feel like blowing my brains out just to get free.

[@TheRealCcE]

No. It’s definitely not worth it. Look into being a loan signing agent.

[@valeria-militiamessalina5672]

@@TheRealCcE or a loan shark 🦈

[@talyahr3302]

You're worth finding something better. Just like a relationship. Even if it's something that pays the same amount but is just DIFFERENT than what you're doing. Lots of job experiences make you better too.

[@susanmarie2231]

If you truly feel this way, seek professional help. Please do not hurt yourself.

[@angeebb3080]

@@susanmarie2231 he shouldn't hurt himself or anyone else!

[@seasaltisland]

When you realize you're in a dead end role and there's people around you flaunting they've been stuck making cap of 24/h for over 10 years and that means they get the preferred holiday dates.. Made me leave so fast

[@elibenGodson]

No degree and making between 70 and 100?? Wow! Money ain't everything though. Can't put a price tag on a piece of mind

[@JA-qm8lj]

What if my idea if a dream job changes every couple weeks? Adhd brain.... As soon as i start my dream job, the novelty wears and i want something completely different.

[@MontyQueues]

money is one aspect of wealth... but it isn't the only one working a job you don't like will never give you "spiritual wealth" that your soul yearns for

[@MW-sv1dp]

Start your own company, I did and now I make bank selling drugs

[@eldermillennial2000]

🤣🤣

[@ripwins]

ONLY IN AMERICA!

[@HamiltonRb]

If you end up in prison, Bubba is going to make bank selling you

[@kjthomas4553]

Gang

[@MW-sv1dp]

@@HamiltonRb 😂 dam!... I like the way you think!

[@villesanti1]

Sometimes, the best thing to do is to take a break from work and, during that break, figure out what to do.

[@SM-fm4eb]

I have a stable income for now, but hate my job and also might be getting to end of my career in tech. I am mid age and I am main income for my family. So, I can’t just quit to try something else.

[@reptilesgamers00]

What do you do in tech?

[@amat9285]

Rare to see someone who hates working in tech

[@tysgem7]

I wonder if the advice for Grace would be the same if she didn’t have her husband’s solid income or if she were a single parent.

[@supreetkumar7604]

I think it would probably be same. She can take some part of her income to learn the skills she is is passionate about and move into that career. I think she gave also invested money in some index funds (I assume she didn't) so it would have compounded now so that she can quit without much fear of risk.

[@8383kathy]

Good question

[@luannkelly5071]

I would like to train horses. I'm 59, and don't own a horse. This is a leap for me. 😂.

[@luannkelly5071]

@Heavyify 😂 yes

[@t-bagged_by_god7311]

Go find a horse barn and start learning!

[@INFJPhilosopher]

Maybe more like a gallop. *boom tsh*

[@illbet4589]

I’m a horse

[@rexcatston8412]

Start with tiny plastic ones and work your way up. Looking like a crazy woman will be plenty of motivation to get yourself up to a point where you can train real ones

[@houstonka]

This is so me. I am about to quit my job , i am 45 and have no idea what will next job be. I am so lost.😢

[@DARTHDANSAN]

Me too

[@tinaarias5825]

I felt the spark ⚡️ after listening to this! Thank you for asking the question caller and for I instilling hope Mr. Ramsey and Coleman! 💕

[@susanmarie2231]

I live in the suburbs of Detroit. Assembly line work in the auto industry is traditional around here and it is tough work. Good luck and best wishes.

[@jameslrouse]

I am a insurance adjuster for a small regional insurance company. I love my job . I just hate dealing with the people. You will work your ass off still get cussed out. Try to help someone out and they think you are out to get them. I hate my day to day. But i love seeing my son happy.

[@mandyprice5735]

I am just like this woman! Except I’m only 27. I’m kinda going through the same thing though..

[@KelonHendersonTV]

When you invest you work less. Nice Investment makes you financially independent.

[@thinkingagain5966]

@@KelonHendersonTV invest in what?

[@lizg5416]

I’m exactly like both and I’m also 27! I recently put my two weeks in. I feel so much better even though I was scared at first, But I know it’s not worth being miserable somewhere where the work place is toxic.

[@KelonHendersonTV]

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[@breannegeorge9924]

Well, get ready for your 30s when you can't get jobs as easily.

[@DelightedAcres]

I didn’t realize I needed this today. Thank you for sharing.

[@9liveslisa]

A lot of companies are happy finding people where the lights are on and someone is home! Just showing up and not being a dolt is enough. When I was young, I used a shotgun approach, knock on 20 doors and at least one will answer. I always got hired and I worked for some very interesting companies I never knew existed. It was interesting and usually a happy and lucrative surprise. You bring it and the rest will follow. Don't underestimate yourself.

[@steve03260]

This episode reminds me of one of those psychic readers that repeat back to you everything that you are telling them and they think you are reading their minds

[@brendaechols5929]

Yes. It's easy. Anyone can be a motivator. Anyone has self help someone other than themselves. Actually it's easier if your rich and famous like these people

[@kaelynb8016]

This lady is my kindred spirit. She's not afraid to come up with a job. What she's afraid of is she won't have a job that will pay as much as what she's leaving. Come on Dave, organizing people's houses is not going to make you $70,000 to $100,000 a year.

[@paulwilliams7103]

I did as well. I just received my first pay at my new job and I worked 84 hours and hate it and got paid under a thousand dollars.

[@ImNotADeeJay]

Nobody should ever be forced to do overtime. Overtime should be voluntary and paid accordingly.

[@brendaechols5929]

Try telling that to my employer.

[@Zytia444]

I’ve been hating my job ever since we got a new supervisor that is unprofessional and shows favoritism. (Yes, I have talked to HR about it. Nothing has changed. Only gotten worse.) Now that I’m 31 weeks pregnant I think it’s best for me to leave. On top of the stress and drama the hours are crappy and I barely get to spend anytime with the child I already have. I’m running for the hills.

[@Rafinharmp]

I completely get her. I absolutely hate my job and can’t leave it for visa purposes. It’s a horrible feeling to want to leave a place and not being able to. I also don’t know if I want to even work straight after I leave my current job. I just feel like being off for three months and take a break. I’m so over it.

[@kiranmehra3395]

These guys have an amazing ability to listen - something to aspire to.

[@martinmi5]

The working person is Not Free. Plain and simple.

[@makeupgirl8886]

I can totally identify with this lady. I don't feel like i could enjoy doing anything anymore. I'm just tired of it all after over 27 years. It's not my company nor my coworkers. They are great. I'm just tired of missing out on life because i have to prioritize work. I can't get it all done without putting in many nights and weekends. After doing that off and on for over 27 years in various IT jobs, it just gets old. At least she has a husband making a good salary to pay the bills. It's not all on her shoulders. She could work part time or take off to "find herself". Single women never have that freedom. I feel worse because I've saved, but I've recently had so many expensive emergencies that deleted my entire emergency fund plus more. I'll never get to retire, but i really need to.

[@ripwins]

SHE HAS ALOT OF DEBT AND CANT LEAVE

[@Indie_Jayyy]

I'm in the same boat and I searched and this came up. I woke an assembly line too forced to work 60plus hours and kicker is I have a degree. But most jobs do not pay as much as we make without a specialty degree. It doesn't seem realistic to quit and go back to school for more loans and still not make near as much. The only avenue that makes sense for ppl in our situation is to use our income to start our own businesses. Idk, I feel completely stuck. I get it

[@blessedsuccess7469]

Same great pay but been stuck on 3rd shift that few extra dollars a hour isn’t worth my happiness and having time

[@shannon2748]

I've been thinking of applying at the local factory. It's 12 hour shifts, but you get 15 days off a month. Sadly, I have a choice between this and becoming a CNA. They're the only full time jobs with benefits. I'm at my parents house and need money after my job abroad shut down on a 1 day notice. Otherwise, I will have to take part time/no benefits work at a restaurant and save money to move out, which will be too long for comfort. Not much of a choice. if you do night shift they pay just $1 more an hour. I would do day shift, but I am pretty sure I'd be exhausted.

[@Mr.Rogers91]

Yeah I know how she feels I feel comfortable where I'm at I have no degree what if I take a pay cut what if I end up somewhere I hate more. I would love to move out of NY and I've been about to pull the trigger and I just never do it. Cowardly of me

[@Mr.Rogers91]

@soapfanaddict I will thank you.

[@warwagon]

THat's it... Fire all the other hosts and just have Ken and Dave!

[@raallen1468]

Is she working in a vehicle factory? They have EXCELLENT pay, benefits & retirement. You can be hired with even a GDE.

[@SaharatOfficial]

At 23 years old. Im scared of this. Staying at a job for over 15 years to be incredibly unhappy and cheated. Going back to school hoping Itll be a better position for work in the future.

[@leadnsteel1428]

factory line is tough work... they work you like a dog and you have no free time. you can't be a minute late. We need to stop working more than 40 hours a week and find a balance

[@bytesizedwisdomcs]

Stop working more than. Even in a big city like Chicago, you can live pretty easily for around 25k. So working a simple job for 20 an hour you can easily live on that

[@KelonHendersonTV]

Start investing and be financially independent.

[@thinkingagain5966]

@@bytesizedwisdomcs simple job for $20 an hour?

[@andyjarvis37]

@@bytesizedwisdomcs a "20 $ an hour simple job" is simply not a thing

[@caev2698]

I'm 44 years old and spent 14 years in the oil and gas industry until it basically went kaput in my 2014. it isn't dead, but the industry took a nose dive and didn't really bounce back. I took a few part-time jobs, and it took me a bit to find my niche until 2016, when I became an insurance agent. I did that until 2023. I got burned out. I was running an agency and producing and in 2020 I lost most of my staff, and never really was able to replace them. Now I work for the post office as a mail carrier and it's the easiest job I've ever had and I hate it. I want something more challenging. in hindsight I'm in great shape, but it's just a job.

[@videostoviews2262]

This is a REAL hot topic! Thanks Ken

[@debra2107]

Grace--I hope you found something you are happy with! I'm 54 and I still haven't found what I'm looking for, but I'm getting there! I went back to school, took classes as I could afford to--no student loans--and I graduated with my bachelors degree at age 50. Don't be afraid to go for it! You can always work temp jobs if you need to bring in income, but seriously, don't waste your good years being miserable! Best of luck to you!!!

[@TheFirstRealChewy]

This was the best episode I've seen so far. It really speaks to me. There are things that I'm interested in doing but I know it won't replace my income, at least not at the start. However, I should try to do it to see if it can at least supplement my income, plus it will be more enjoyable.

[@sonicmoore6196]

I been in her position. I know what it feels like to work at a job you hate that’s why you gotta make a change in your life or else you’ll be sad and miserable forever

[@nflpriorities452]

Imagine doing school and working at chick fil a that’s me

[@theramseyhow2044]

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[@nflpriorities452]

@@theramseyhow2044 no I said it as a joke it’s called life people I’m fine

[@jle4433]

Today I got up at 9 am. Then I went for a walk, it's a nice summer day, why not? Now I'm fixing lunch. Then I might take a nap. It's Monday. I'm NOT playing nice with people and bottling up my frustration. I say whatever I want to whoever. Yep, I'm retired! And the best part is you're not :)

[@valiantthor_]

First thing I'd do is quit, If you're not happy there I'd just leave and work the rest out after, Or take a week off and just think about what you really want and remember what you're working for.

[@jtugg7341]

Easily said than done. Most people are dissatisfied with their jobs and want to leave, but quitting is not an option. Take time and plan your escape and then make your move.

[@valiantthor_]

@@jtugg7341 Quitting is always an option

[@rexcatston8412]

Never quit before you have an exit strategy to another job. My biggest mistake in my 20s.

[@jtugg7341]

@@rexcatston8412 Exactly, it's irresponsible.

[@valiantthor_]

@@rexcatston8412 Yeah Fair enough, I've always had emergency money and places to go to work temporarily so it's never been an issue for me

[@brg88tx]

All jobs suck to one degree or another. That's why they pay you to be there.

[@arizonadesert5861]

More of this call please!

[@saribrown7156]

My ex husband hated all of his jobs, and he didn’t have a degree in anything. Safe to say we struggled financially all the time. He was bad with money in all kinds of way.

[@alwaysseething]

No accountability, huh?

[@saribrown7156]

@@alwaysseething I would react differently now with those issues. I guess there wasn’t accountability enough, i was being too nice.

[@Hanson032]

I'm your ex-husband lol

[@alwaysseething]

@@saribrown7156 i actually meant you.

[@joeplem5329]

Thank freaking God I'm single with no kids for I also HATE my job hence the reason I'm cheap therefore I don't have to work 80hrs a week....could care less about the joneses

[@bettysmith4527]

As long as you have another job and can pay the bills, go for it!

[@Sharpshooter-j6d]

Most of the time, it is not the job that is the problem. But the bossess are

[@justin323032]

These calls are so painful to listen to. What do you like, what do you want to do, what are your skills? "I don't know, I don't know, I don't know"

[@Libra8410]

I thought I was the only one. These types of calls make me cringe

[@madelyndorr9597]

Ken always does that... he drills into people who have no idea what to answer. Makes me want to hide, when I listen to it.

[@susieare]

@@madelyndorr9597 I feel like they needed to spend a bit more time working out what's holding her back, instead of what job she would rather do

[@hotandsoursoup2664]

She doesn't want to work, but knows they need the income.

[@DARTHDANSAN]

Me too

[@garylockhart526]

Fear Will Keep you prisoner faith will set you free.

[@RobertHendrickson-n5x]

I worked ten years at a family-owned pet store I quit just to collect homeless benefits until I get on my feet

[@yourgooglemeister6745]

BS platitude answer. An organizing business? Might as well have told her to sell candles or essential oils!

[@Emmalittlepengelly1690]

I'm a bit lost, feeling the same as the lady calling in. I will probably do a year or two more. Then go part time and if still feeling crap will leave. But I know in two years I will be quite financially stable. But I achieved this by saving and not going on vacation for a few years. When I use to go on vacation I just knew it was a short escape before going back to the job I hated. This has only been in last five years as I enjoyed my job before, doing the same but different place. I took a better paid job and financial stability, but I feel I have got what I need from it and now I can change.

[@12XxXHandlesAreStupidXxX123]

Once it makes you depressed enough, it becomes a brutal cycle keeping you mentally trapped and exhausted. Its exactly what companies want. This society is going to fail because the people on top are taking too much and giving too little. You cant keep people working when the reason for doing so has almost fully dissapeared.

[@KEVIN-sx1ed]

I like my school bus driver job. Yet I want to really make music. I write my own music.

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[@kmktruthserum9328]

anyone else think the gas meter on the thumbnail is backwards?

[@ccalexander1924]

All of this is easier said then done. I’m in a similar situation and im making the move this spring. I have been thinking aboit opening a franchise for a few years now. Since covid. I keep thinking it’s not a good time bc covid. What if I don’t do well with the shop. I keep having all of these doubts and what ifs. I have been in my career for 15 years as well and I am miserable. I want to open a coffee shop in SC so I started packing up my condo and I’m going to put it up for sale in the spring then I want to get an apartment there for a year and start looking to apply for a business loan. I am thinking of staying in this current career part time while opening the coffee shop for benefits like healthcare coverage and keep putting into a retirement plan while running the coffee shop. It’s so scary but at the same time I know I can’t continue this career. I go to work every day angry and hating all of it. My pay is decent and I do know what’s holding me back is fear

[@akc783]

I know Ken means well but he doesn’t realize that not all dreams come true. Sometimes you throw your heart and soul into something and you fail to the point where you would be 100% better off if you had never even started chasing the dream. I am living proof of that. How I wish I could turn back time and never have tried.

[@joylynch5204]

I used to feel that way, but then before I switched majors, I tried one more time, and it was success. But I had a lot of failures first 😬

[@hoiendehe]

Sell the Rice and beans

[@raallen1468]

Buy a new car. Deliver pizzas on a bicycle.

[@IntoTheMystery13]

😂

[@NickAndTech]

Whatever you do don't waste any more time with degrees or "certifications", mostly gatekeeping nonsense

[@bebop504]

In my opinion, "going back to school" is never the answer.

[@seasaltisland]

Worked for me twice

[@dedalliance1]

Depends on your field, and especially your motivation and skill level.

[@fitnessd8402]

So what do you suggest instead ?

[@bebop504]

@@fitnessd8402 I would rather just find work. Going back to school typically costs money, and if you're already in dire straits or have debt, then an income would be the most important thing in my perspective. School also tends to take a lot of time and doesn't guarantee a job.

[@fitnessd8402]

@@bebop504 what if you don’t have qualifications to get a high paying job ?

[@whatusername1234]

if you do not do what you want ...when you want to do it...for as long as you want to do it for...what you do for work will not make you happy..no matter what field or job

[@la7192]

I wish to hire someone to declutter for me.

[@anitavaughn1968]

I had a job like that once. Bully boss and almost committed suicide. It was horrible.

[@JacobGnarly]

Im a Collection Officer and have been for 20 years. For the most part it has been lucrative but every year its gets harder and I just cant find the motivation. Finding a new job completely outside the industry or even just outside a constant target driven job is gonna be hard. But last month made me ill and im done. I dont care what its gonna take but I am actively looking to get out. I tried mortgage brokering and credit counselling and ran right back to collections job within a few months out of fear and other reasons. Id love to talk to you guys one day.

[@DARTHDANSAN]

Any luck 🍀?

[@JacobGnarly]

@@DARTHDANSAN No. Thanks for asking though

[@lr4454]

First of all where is that job at that we don't need college to do it and make 70K a year

[@actorperfomance101]

Electrician

[@analia0418]

My guess is the auto manufacturing industry. She lives in Detroit and the title says I hate working the the assembly line.

[@r4ym1n13]

Skilled trades (Plumber, electrician, HVAC, construction)

[@colematthews7535]

Sales will put you past six figures

[@SkynetOnline1]

I'm a paramedic in NYC at 110k a year and it's a certification, no degree.

[@adrianscorch]

I love my new job. But I’m not getting any faster at it, and that’s a problem for my employer. I need help.

[@OpenTheWindow]

I’ve spent my whole life, pleasing other people in an attempt to gain favor with most of them. My job hasn’t been much different frankly speaking. I feel like I’d be letting them down if I leave but deep down inside I know I should.

[@JR-fk9zn]

This maybe have been the sign I needed to see. I’ve been offered to switch departments at work, however, the catch is in not guaranteed as many hours at my current job. This new opportunity would be great for my learning though.

[@btetschner]

Excellent video, I am sure she will be grateful for the advice. Thank you for the video.

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[@sorctime4023]

I like details and organizing things which is mostly what my job is about but i hate it because i can get sued if i make a mistake and its very easy to make a simple math mistake.

[@jeahlashelifestyle6816]

Omg, thats my story exactly… Been at my job 14yr 75k income one kid fiance and i hate it …. for years was i single mom working to build a better life for my son… Now that im getting married and my fiance wants me to be happy trying to figure out how to change to something i love? Help

[@iiqspat2629]

I enjoy my job, but my expectations and figures are too high for the amount of resources I get

[@Sharpy7562]

Practice downsizing minimalism downshifting non consuming in all areas .stick to time with nature family friends and always look for new experiences and interesting hobbies in time it frees up .no pockets in your shroud .gone from a 60 he week nursing job to 24 hrs with plan to escape fully real soon