How to Escape the "Rat Race" Without Quitting Your 9-5

[@nischa]

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[@reshabhverma1464]

hello nischa tell me r u an indian girl or britisher? or nri?

[@AR-pb2zh]

@@reshabhverma1464 Who cares. Just learn

[@NhanVietID]

Many people think that quitting a 9-5 job is the only way to escape the 'rat race,' but this video proves otherwise. Strategies like smart investing, optimizing income, and living frugally not only help achieve financial freedom but also create a more balanced life. Thank you for sharing such practical and effective approaches

[@ArbazKhan-mw5nr]

please add a little American and Indian accent... other things are perfect. 😇

[@AR-pb2zh]

@@ArbazKhan-mw5nr Why would she do that? She's from England. That's her accent. Focus on the message.

[@NorthCarolinaForward]

Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!

[@type-r3x]

Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time .

[@Tanner-c2m]

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[@belobelonce35]

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[@Tanner-c2m]

My licensed adviser of choice is Rebecca Nassar Dunne. Just look up the name. In order to schedule an appointment, you would find the required information. She is quite talented.

[@crystalcassandra5597]

Insightful... I was curious after reading what you shared, so I Googled her name. I came across her webpage.

[@bricelegendnducho]

"We should love ourselves even when we risk disappointing others " Noted

[@SundararajuSaravanmoorthy]

This is not clear to me , can someone explain more ?

[@uchichaitachi2183]

​@@SundararajuSaravanmoorthyWhat it means is even if your actions or words might disappoint some people but still might benefit you. In that case you don't have to regret the choice of standing up for yourself and feel bad that you disappointed someone and put your need ahead.

[@happyserhii]

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[@seekertruth72]

what if other person is your father , brother or wife and they expect from us things as they want and not we want

[@mustakansari78612]

Secret Pathway To Triumph blew my mind. I’ve shared them with friends, and they’re all amazed at the shifts in their mindset.

[@susancampanelli4245]

Boy did I need to hear this today! I quit my corporate job in 2020 and spent 3 years at home. And, because I didn’t build a framework (such as you outlined in this video) I became bored and restless. So, I went back to work in a 100% remote corporate job. It’s been 5 1/2 months and I’m falling into the same pattern! So, instead of being annoyed with myself, I’ll take the time to create my own framework. Thank you for the inspiration 😊

[@RS-bt7gx]

Have recently come to this conclusion so took the decision to hand my notice in at a company where for the last six months I have been miserable, not feeling or acting like myself working towards a path that I didn’t even want. Since taking the leap, I have never felt better. I’m looking forward to the next chapter in my career. This video has come at the perfect time for me, thank you.

[@erikab8408]

These are excellent tips. I can't quit my 9 to 5, but I desperately want to live more fully outside of my job.

[@HaleySmith]

I feel the exact way. I am struggling to find the balance

[@erikab8408]

@tonyc1167 my family is dependent on my income, so part-time is not an option. But I am trying to make sure I do something that makes me happy every day

[@thesensitiveowl]

I find it funny that you complain about the 9 to 5 when I work from 8am to 8pm every single day.

[@zappy7393]

​​@@thesensitiveowlIt's not a competition.

[@Gohealt]

These are all valid points up until you have family and kids. Afterwards you stop over analysing stuff and get real , and do whatever is necessary to support family

[@tonywinston9647]

I seek approval from, No One. Ever. Never sacrifice your values for anyone.

[@ando5899]

How though?

[@unknowjlm]

What if your values are very twister and staying true to them might be dangerous for yourself and the others?

[@tonywinston9647]

@@unknowjlm The heart never lies.

[@NomadicIslanders]

@@unknowjlmthen those aren’t values. So I highly doubt that is what this person is talking about

[@unknowjlm]

@@NomadicIslanders I'm just bringing a counterargument to the "never let people tell you what you can or can't do" type of speech : it only works if what you believe in is righteous & your soul is a good one. In this case, the values of a person can be in the wrong place, and how would you fix yourself if you refuse any advice from someone else?

[@AnaLeiman]

Hi Nischa-was interesting to hear your perspective on corporate! I had exactly the same situation with my boss -but I said NO. And you know what? It did cost me a job :) and I had the same situation with the second boss. And it did not cost me a job but I left very quickly. So if you are dependent on that salary with two kids -it can create problems . But what I realised is that these were the signs that I have to build my own business and become my own boss . 😂Which i am trying to do now 🤪

[@dadnou]

💯 % agree and good on you! 🎉

[@AnaLeiman]

@@dadnou thank you!

[@Roman230381]

@AnaLeiman well done on sticking to your values! 👍👍👍

[@nischa]

Love that you're taking back control!

[@AnaLeiman]

@@dfuk66 it’s okay! As a coach I always say -find a job that aligns to your values. This will ensure stickiness. Keep looking

[@emesfion]

I needed to hear this. My job doesn't challenge me enough, so I need to start exploring again outside of work hours.

[@AnaLeiman]

@@emesfion there is a great book THINK big by Dr Lordan that might help you to find some answers and book Ikigai ❤️

[@hansanaik3835]

If your job pays you well, stay on the job and find a hobby that you enjoy after work hours.

[@happyserhii]

i feel you

[@thedappercook]

I was fired 10 years ago, it was the best thing that has ever happened to me. Ive worked for myself ever since and highly reccomend others do the same.

[@thedappercook]

@1Nischa-info scammer

[@AnaLeiman]

@@thedappercook love this! Doing this now!

[@petscraftsandwonderfulthin1279]

What is your business?

[@welcomelove3738]

Also, love your video titles - they grab me without being “click baity” - I am so grateful for your channel and all the wisdom you share !

[@nischa]

Thank you, it's a hard balance!

[@happyserhii]

use it or lose it! Moral, start your channel. Cause know something and NOT using it = DON'T KNOW.

[@Freedom_Flare]

You're right- sometimes we have no choice but to work for someone else. But it is so important to prioritize the things we CAN actually control. I really like what you touched on- our identities are not our job or career. We aren't just what we do to make money.

[@infour44]

Wise words Nischa. The impacts of a negative work life balance on both your personal and professional circumstances are huge. I’m sure there are many who ‘get through the week’ either chemically coshed or numbed by alcohol. I would never point an accusatory at any of them but wish their work life balances could be tipped a little more in their favour.

[@peppenino2077]

Omg, this is exactly - what I wanted to hear. I need to break that cage - I fought so hard to achieve this job - which I love but I keep looking for validation that I’m delivering and I’m good enough - it’s does portray me as non confident and less skilful . Anytime my boss won’t reply and ignore my teams msg. I’ll start to panic and has caused me great great medial discomfort. Now I feel I need to break that cage and set boundaries stop do free work. This is most helpful video ever. Thanks Nischa

[@cinthaa1]

I felt so recognized by this ❤ I build a great career in risk management at a bank, did a yoga teacher training course last year and slowly I’m picking up some teaching on the side plus I have a meditation podcast. Its the diversity I love and serves my all-round personality 😊

[@celinelover]

Hi, I’ve been a follower for some time and have always enjoyed your content. Im not one to usually leave comments but this one especially hit home for me. I was offered a promotion at work this week and it was offering a large pay raise, but a whole new role/responsibility. One that I’m unsure about cause I’m currently happy where I am. Your reference to flow state reminded me that I too also read that book a long time ago. And right now I feel that my skill is greater than my challenge in my current role. That alone and how you’ve laid it out only reaffirmed that it’s time for me to take on the next challenge. Thank you!!!

[@nischa]

All the best!!

[@CloudSecurityGuy]

Wow congrats on your first TV appearance ! You are a great inspiration for all of us

[@nischa]

aw thank you!!

[@jeffherringa4709]

I'm mainly trying to clean and reorganize my apartment before I go back to teaching elementary school this Fall. I often accumulate a lot of paper and plastic waste and need to get rid of it eventually. I have thought about starting a children's book store since I have about 500 children's picture books. Competition from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and even local bookstores can be significant though. One used bookstore will look at and possibly buy boxes or bins of books once they assess them.

[@skepticbb93]

I like the mindset demonstrated in this video. I also saw another video that quoted Nietzsche "What is happiness? The feeling that power increases- that a resistance is overcome. ..joy is only the symptom of attained power...one does not strive for joy. Joy accompanies."

[@Abdul_Rahman86]

This hits home so hard. Before retraining and getting a job in finance I was a NHS nurse. And the job role defined me and made me a slave. 12 hour shifts at extremely low wages despite having a degree. Constant wage cuts. Under staffing, high pressure, unrealistic expectations. They used patronising terminology like: You’re an angel for the patients. Patient care is what matters You shouldn’t do this job for money Make sure you behave outside work Social media is monitored You’re that uniform It was so toxic and so bad I began to doubt my self worth. I took on a relationship manager apprenticeship and my starting salary was 56k. If I can do it everyone can!

[@GoblinsAreAGirlsBestFriend]

I've never understood the aversion to "9 to 5s". I friggin' LOVE my 9 to 5. It provides me structure, a stable income, and when I clock out, I don't have to think about it (unlike the executives and CEOs who have to worry 24/7). I have a wonderful, supportive boss and the company has promoted me consistently for my hard work. Being my own boss is nightmare fuel to me.

[@stevethomas74]

I hear you, friend. But let's be honest, it helps IMMEASURABLY if you are very fortunate enough to have a job you like/love and a good/great boss and/or fellow work colleagues to boot. I had that at my recent job and I've been fortunate enough to have had that in a few past jobs. But I've also experienced the total opposite, so, yeah..... 😉

[@AlexanderNecheff]

The structure is part of the problem. Even if you have a "great" 9 to 5, you cannot suddenly decide you want to do X because X might not fit on the calendar and/or might not be conducive to only having a couple hours every other day to work on. In the past I could devote 80% of my time to whatever random thing interested me in that moment. I was able to master a wide range of things and take on large complicated projects.

[@DoubleA88]

The problem with 9-5s is time. By relying on them we’re trading something finite (time) in exchange for money. Money can be wasted, saved, invested etc I appreciate you love what you do but your story is the exception rather than the norm

[@varzamaz1]

Please understand that you are in the minority. Most people don't love what they do, have a toxyc manager and don't get promoted even though they clearly deserve it

[@C63Bez]

There are a few issues: Time not output: encourages complacency and clock watching rather than outputs Lack of variety: same mundane work day, day in, day out. No spontaneity, no variety. Life just blurs into one long grey stint of robotic repetition. For a lot of people, this is soul destroying and very much characterised the ‘most men live lives of quiet desperation’. A lot of people think they have to follow the 9-to-5 route but actually you can do whatever you want in life.

[@louisasahetapy5344]

Thank you for always reminding me what’s important and keeping me grounded. Running my business and being a mum to 3 gorgeous kids can be quite a balance and I need to be reminded to do what’s best for me and my family. Love your work xx

[@chadwmims]

Former Investment Banking VP here from NY. I really relate to you and your content. I have been watching your videos and offer my thanks 🙏🏻

[@rexross1461]

I truely agree with you however this just isn't possible for the vast majority of people. The example someone once told me is that the world will always need someone to clean the toilets, the trick is to figure out how to actually not be that person.

[@XYtotheZ]

Or.....be the person that starts and runs the business that employs others to clean the toilets. I have found after 60 years of living the word "Choice" is a word that 95% of people just don't understand. Too many people make all the wrong choices or just refuse to make any choices at all. Instead they either look for the easy way out, blame everyone else for all their life problems, etc.

[@하루3096]

@@rexross1461 Hi, this is crazy coincidence but your comment reminded me of something one of my math's teachers said Many years ago and I have always remembered it for some reason. He was addressing something about destiny and our efforts I believe. What he said that it may be your destiny that all you'll ever become is a toilet cleaner, however it's your efforts that'll determine whether you become toilet cleaner at public toilet or toilet cleaner at the white House. Therefore he said don't ever think that you can not improve anymore. like you said the world will always need all the roles and someone will have to fill in those places but as an individual I could always decide to move to better place and it doesn't necessarily mean in terms of money.

[@sanjayahlawat2826]

Or, build the company that provides this essential and valuable service. In the West, no job is inferior !

[@matusala8322]

Or you can be the best toilet cleaner in the world and everyone would love to use your toilet hence bringing in more customers. The problem today is everyone wants to be master of everything and good at nothing.

[@keithb5066]

Thank you for reminding me of what is the priorities for a life to be lived Nischa, watching this help me to realise i was falling backwards into old habits and poor choices. A wise head on one’s shoulders is not believing you know everything but you are open to learning more so you can grow. You don’t water a plant only until it matures you keep watering it so providing what it needs, so thank you Nischa for sharing with us your life experiences so we can reflect on the experiences you offer to help us grow ourselves …

[@javprivate3445]

Hi! I found you because of your financial tips but you were able enough to “diversify your identity” and help me with your video. I truly liked it! Thank you very much for this experience you just made me have by making this video.

[@Nurse4Life255]

So true, when you clock out it’s over. that’s the trade off if you decide to have your own business . More work , but you can structure your days around your family

[@welcomelove3738]

Love the personal stories Nischa - so helpful to innerstand the nuances and trade offs you’ve experienced both in corporate and entrepreneurial settings! 🎉

[@mirach274]

CLARIFICATION.: 1. When you work for yourself, you work more than the 9-5. A LOT MORE. 2. You definitely depend on your customers, your health, the economical market, and political choices that can impact your business. 3. Independence does NOT mean having your own business. 4. Freedom does NOT mean quitting your 9-5. LET'S BE HONEST WITH EVERYBODY.

[@stevehancock7925]

Excellent insight! I think these are the ideas define what real "quiet quitting" movement should be about. Spend your time doing the things in the way that best suits your talents and abilities and desires. Those can still align with your employer but if not, then find (or create) a place where that can happen.

[@raymondlangille2886]

I will admit it was my mindset that kept me at my job. I was the bread winner in the family and had to keep the roof over our head. I wasn't about me though. It was what I had to do for the family. So just suck it up and live with the hell my job was.

[@dazzarg5]

Thank you. I got so much from this and yes grammarly is a life saver. When you first talked about it, I got it. Got the premium version and never looked back!

[@nischa]

Same! I love it, glad you're enjoying using it :)

[@Visoki89]

Great video. Keep it up. We're proud how you made the boundaries and choose to love yourself while not being selfish or arrogant in the same time. God speed.

[@syedjeelani1136]

This is a lifesaver advice for me in my early 20s. Thank You

[@peace-in-our-lifetime]

Loved this video Nischa thank you! Perfect timing for a dose of moral support as I handed in my notice today due to a list of ongoing situations including dealing with ongoing rude and aggressive communication from bosses. It is hard as a recovering people pleaser, but best advice is to know your worth and set those boundaries! Love the advice on commiting to activities outside of work that fulfill us, to ensure work isn't all incompassing. 👌

[@adamchan2379]

first time watching your video, thanks for sharing your valuable experiences. I was born in the 90's often goes by what has been told. This video bring me to realize, "hey.. I'm not alone, there's someone too being surrounded by all these mainstream issue and we don't have to be intimidated by all these when we take ownership of ourselves, saying no to anything that violates our integrity."

[@busrakus3774]

I've been following you for a considerable time and whoa, advice in this video has been the most eye-opening one I adore how practical and useful to fill my free time with work and diversify my identity based on my vision rather than labels. Thank you for sprinkling your fairy dust! 🧚‍♂🌟

[@codylujan]

I'm glad you''re bringing this up. I also want to emphasize that in normal states, its OK to hop around jobs if they don't respect you or your time. In psycho states like Florida, your social credit is based on your employment. I had a bank tell me they couldn't give me a loan because of my patchy work history.

[@kunaloswal]

Thank you Nischa for sharing your experience. I never thought this perspective. It does makes alot of sense.

[@Etianne.Morales]

the 9-5 juggle can be tough. Very helpful approach on shifting your mindset.

[@mrlanpp]

These are two of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned during my time observing narrative business transactions, Never get caught in the event horizon of a paycheck. The other mandatory tenet to attend one of my guest lecturers is to leave “good enough“ at the door- never bring it in my classroom. I guarantee it will remain exactly where you put it, indefinitely. Serendipity never visits “good enough”!

[@theclair3521]

You are very inspiring! Always looking forward to watch your videos. I hope that you` ll always stand your ground and create authentic and encouraging content.👏

[@ClearDiscussion]

I agree with you a lot here. This is part of why I started my KZbin channel. I wanted to be more outside of what my job is. Thanks for the video.

[@AJ-kb9hf]

So grateful to you for this channel. I've literally increased my investments by 40% due to your advice. But the most important thing I have learnt is clarity around my finances both in my personal life and business. I always had a niggling voice at the back of my head telling me to sort out this stuff but i didn't know how to - your videos have consolidated what I sort of knew and propelled me into action. Next step is to change my accountant which is now imminent. Thank you for your help!

[@TowerOfMasochism]

The diversify identity thing is precisely what made me wanna change up my life. The thought of losing/quitting my job and then subsequentially losing a crucial part of my identity which personally I do not even care for due to the stress, absolutely crippled me. I started picking up boxing on the side and it has made my life so much more hopeful and fulfilling, can't wait to slip out of this job and follow these guidelines to a more fulfilling life, you're living exactly as I had started to believe my life should be lived.

[@NavinBagga]

Thanks Nischa for making this content. You just don’t know sometimes how much it helps. So many people are not going mental in their jobs for nothing, it’s exactly because of some reasons you mentioned. It’s a never ending cycle with same actors with power over you with a different face showing up in different workplaces. Till we find our own ways, it will continue. 🙏🏽

[@tomasnicolau]

Hi Nischa, thanks for another great video and I applaud you for standing up to this prospective partner, perfect example of setting boundaries. I find this video so useful and relatable

[@marceloguerrer0]

Wow, this video was so great. I had no idea skills should match the challenge. No wonder I feel frustrated in my work. Thank you for this.

[@juliawessel5258]

Hi Nisha, Every video of yours has an impact on me (positive of course 😊). I love the lenghts of your videos, the focus on facts and the surrounding layout like boxes, quotes, summary with bullet points. I am very happy that you created your channel. Best, Julia

[@MichelleTop3]

You are just amazing Nischa! Not only you make it easy to understand but also very intersting.

[@bigbawsdogg]

This is great honesty at the start. I have developed this mindset over time after realising no one has a clue what they are doing most of the time. I tend to keep emotions out of it and just know that I can move on and get paid more 😅

[@vipinpatil7418]

You guys are lucky to be working 9-5, I have 7:30-6, energy sector & government job

[@alespogacnik]

In my country (Slovenia) energy sector is the best payed sector of them all. People there can quickly save enough money to invest it into something that brings them more freedom.

[@elisafraga4358]

9-8 here 🫠

[@sohinimukherjee4838]

10 am to 11 pm🥲

[@NoName-jq7tj]

I’m going to read this book “Flow” but I’m sceptical about people being in some state of flow because their skills met a challenge. I think it’s shifting into adversity that brings the best out of has when the challenge asks questions of our integrity.

[@victoriawalsh8615]

Hi Nisha, I have watched your channel grow and I think you are a great role model. I have two daughters age 12 and 19 and you show them how young women can achieve anything be reframing the way they think. This is one of your best videos yet 😁

[@ecnketah]

This perspective shows the importance of mindset! Your mind is the most challenging thing to overcome/control.

[@anasali4782]

I really loved the Fill your free time with work part. Huge mindset transformation!

[@MrMarshEnglishClass]

It's always a pleasure to listen to you share your insights with honesty and humility, admitting both your wins and regrets in life. Thank you!

[@VinayakDOCTUBE]

This content is different and better than the others who just advice on cutting the expenses, sounds like u understand the 9 to 5 perfectly and worked your way up.

[@Gillian95]

This is such a brilliant and relatable video! I’ve been working at DB for a year now with no prior banking knowledge. I’m definitely in Flow state 1 where the Challenges > Skill. My moral and confidence has dropped through colleagues laughing at my programming skills or being asked to constantly do tasks outside of my job description. This video was very relatable! Thanks Nischa!

[@rss112]

Well said Nischa for standing up for what’s right 🙏🏽 I also work in the banking sector hoping one day I can break free!

[@AnaLeiman]

@@rss112 start building exit strategy. Even if it takes some time -at least you will be in the process. That is what I say in my coaching videos

[@otib7202]

I just discovered your channel and initially I thought that even though the content was really good and coming from a clever mind it wasn’t really for me (I’m a 46 years doctor living in France, with one child and working in the public health system). But I’m really struggling with finances lately and I did get some good advise from your videos. I also appreciate your calm and your positive mindset. So, thank you 🙏

[@Neerajvlogs281]

Been tracking Versidium's development. Impressed with the progress!

[@kesavvashist5359]

Secret Pathway To Triumph is so unique. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about it sooner. It’s amazing how life-changing this can be.

[@roohulaminkhan5437]

@nischa can’t thank you enough for this video. Every point you’ve mentioned is so obvious and it makes so much sense… stumbled upon this video at a time when I am looking up for new perspectives in life and specifically trying to decide whether to quit my job or not…

[@pradeepbhor]

Very knowledgeable and mature person. Very best wishes for social media journey

[@MalcolmREBORN]

Number 4 was monumental advice. We are many things. Just like companies started with a certain product and they completely branched out of their initial field. That's how human beings are. That's how you become a genius.

[@devw9664]

Seriously practical and useful. Thanks Nischa!

[@XY123_77]

I am happy to have the freedom to work mostly whenever and wherever I want even though have a "9to5". Sometimes I just make this aware again to myself and feel free again. I really enjoy to be able to work like this. Even more as I am coming from a job in production where I just had to stick to the shifts. And there are still many jobs with fixed times and places.

[@sonianhuss3373]

Really enjoyed this, I didn't realise I need to hear this!!

[@ldkdinesh]

Wonderful message .... Loved every bit of the video ...

[@thenoodlebuddy]

This has been a very helpful video for me ive been feeling burnt out and stressed from work recently, and I cant shift it, I end up thinking about work all day everyday, and I've been getting really depressed and down everyday. So I think I'll try the planning my week ahead thing, im looking forward to it, but its been so long since ive done any hobbies that im going to have to think of some and find some clubs! Thanks this will hopefully give me a new lease of life and give me something to look forward to and to give myself a break

[@xGarrettThiefx]

I'm pretty sure it's my boss !

[@xgymratx83]

This is incredibly refreshing and young people need to hear this!

[@Life_with_Jeremy]

Nice tips. The tip on planning your week for you first reminds me a lot of the concept of "pay yourself first"

[@LeicaM11]

I am an engineer,developing automotive electronic functions for autonomous driving, I do know exactly, what you are talking about, Permanent killing distress made me depressive, sad, alone and powerless over years. An old myth: These jobs never ever were from 9 to 5, always forgetting breaks. Were are laboring from 08:00 AM to 06:00 PM every day, with no compensation for that at all.

[@matthesagregg5679]

As usual great content! I’ve done this some time ago and it’s really helped.

[@jadealex1616]

This video was so helpful and timely for me, thank you!

[@mikajofficial3198]

I just wanted to watch to pass away time, didn't know I would learn so much. Thanks for sharing

[@nathp2905]

Loved ur 2 videos. Very relatable issues with solves . The real deal is to take your wisdom and tailor and adapt the parts to our unique individual situation . Eg I have found outside of 9-5 find passion and purpose for other stuff . It makes ur life fulfilling.

[@dewindoethdwl2798]

The common error is to define too much of ourself as the job. I’ve worked in Professional Engineering for forty years but I’ve spent more time as a mountaineer-husband-father-friend-etc. For the last twenty years I’ve described myself as “working in Engineering” not “an Engineer”. It made a difference as it reminded me that I was only engaged in Engineering for about 20% of my life. If work was hard, I had the other 75% to fall back upon for a feel good perspective. Value everything you experience, not the bits our society says it values, like careers.

[@thinkdeep8806]

Paint sprayer and closet Analyst here, that hit hard 😶 7:50

[@eline5093]

I'm trying to set up my own business and I have a side job to support me financially, and I've been dreading that job but I now realise it is not and should not be my main focus. Just as you are saying, it's just a filler 😄. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@GoSilvio]

Yoooo! Good video Nischa, finally someone saying what I've been saying/doing for years! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TGR__official__19]

The concept of Secret Pathway To Triumph blew my mind. It’s like finding a cheat code for financial abundance.

[@airi875]

thank you for the game-changing advices!! they truly guided me to foster a healthier mindset toward work.

[@MaxPospelkov]

True words, Nischa. Thanks for this.

[@DeclanHiggins-YoutubeChannel]

Great video Nisha it reminds me of a quote I heard recently label's are for bottles not people it's so true 😊

[@nischa]

love that!

[@FloydC-kn6no]

Thank you, Nischa, for another awesome and honest video!

[@vittoriofernandezdiloreto7693]

Each video of yours teaches me something new

[@nathaliereichmuth1739]

I needed this speech, thank you Nischa!

[@HarrySCoaching]

Love this one Nischa thank you for this 🙏

[@richjs1]

Some great tips in today's video Nischa! One of my goals is to get myself so financially comfortable that work becomes a case of 'I can take it or leave it'. Also, shocking case of coercive control by your ex-boss that you mentioned. I despise those types. Well, keep flying the freedom flag Nischa!

[@kelliebarnes8879]

My schedule is literally the same 😂 dinner with friends, salsa class and reformer. How funny!

[@nischa]

Haha love that

[@veesvoyages]

Great advice! Some of your experiences you shared I resonate with in a previous job. I'm so thankful to be out of that company and in one I truly enjoy, it makes such a difference!

[@divyamzac]

These kind of videos mean a lot. Thank you so much for sharing these experiences. Much enlightening.

[@solomongood5268]

Love u for this video ....just my present challenge .Feeling boxed and trapped in a world of universal posibilities. Tank u greatly.

[@WinstonHarris]

Listening to the opening line, while literally being on a treadmill... Hits different

[@CueCustoms]

Thank you, felt like a much needed pep talk

[@kostaskolotouros4345]

Very useful video. I can relate to various of the cases mentioned. I admire the level of maturity and clarity of your thought.