I don't have a dream job, and I don't wanna 'work' anymore.

[@ryanmarable2195]

I swear when people mention a “dream job” I literally say the same thing. “My dream job is retirement”.

[@markwhittaker6866]

Join the club. Hopefully we will reach there ASAP.

[@lucysakura78]

Ohh there are people out here that think I ain't crazy.

[@LLCoolJ_25]

People always think I’m lazy bc I don’t wanna work and when I am at work, I procrastinate and do the bare minimum. Ig I am😂it’s just, I’ve overworked myself and people don’t appreciate you regardless. So why work myself to death and have severe depression🥴

[@sariahlace5944]

@@LLCoolJ_25 the thing is,if you're doing something that you definitely 🤩🥰🤩🤩🤩 aka have a deep passion for. you don't see it as work. If you can become one of those fortunate people,who live their lives on their own terms,such as tim having passion freedom,yet earning at the same time this is what I need for my own life as well wish you the best.

[@moonmagickal3634]

@@LLCoolJ_25 this is what I tell my boyfriend. I told him I always do the bare minimum at work because these jobs aren’t worth it. He says I’m lazy.🤷🏻‍♀️

[@CuteCatsofIstanbul]

Can we also talk about why all jobs have to be 40+ hours, 5-6 days a week? I was sooo miserable working 50 hours a job, so exhausted. I lived for the weekends and in the weekends all I did was sleep and watch movies, too exhausted to do anything else - that's no life!!! When I worked part time (24 hours), I was sooo much happier, the work was boring but because the countdown was done quickly and I had 4 long days of freedom to look forward to, I was simply happier. On my days off I volunteered, I took care of elderly family members, I spent time hiking in nature etc.

[@potterylady44]

Yesss❤❤❤❤

[@susanna8612]

The system tries to use you as much as it can! Work weeks would not need to be that long, there is enough unembloyed people. They could share the work loads equally and pay better wage to people to make people more happy and motivated. It would be much better if one would work 20 hours a week efficiently than 40 hours tired and unmotivated. But embloyers just try to use u as much as they can not only out of greed but because its costly also hire more people...

[@liveesunflower]

I do not want to work at all. I don't have a dream job, I have no motivation to work. I am so tired of working. My dream is literally to do nothing and have money fall into my lap. I do not want to work for anyone! Not even myself. I just want to be free.

[@biscuitbrickz]

ill join u

[@HollyBird29]

My exact sentiments! Thank you so much for letting me know there are others out there like me! 💖

[@amixedgoddess]

🙋🏽‍♀️ Same

[@hezzyhezzy]

Same to me

[@Audreylalaland]

Jesus

[@BlueRain508]

Bro I feel you completely. I'm done with the grind. Ain't no point in being a "productive member of society" when society is corrupt to the core. All it is is modern day slavery just disguised a little bit better behind a bit more propaganda.

[@Pimp-Master]

It always was propaganda, the only difference is that now the elites are rubbing people's noses in their own shit. And, the ellites are winning by convincing people that climate change --the earth warming by one degree--is more important than a living wage. Congrats to them, they earned your slavery.

[@drycanyon]

My dad always complained about being trapped and being a wage slave

[@tonyjones1560]

Slavery never actually ended in America. It just evolved. It's just a matter of whether not somebody can recognize chains as chains...

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

Exactly babe

[@1233-h1]

That's the other elephant in the room(No disrespect to elephants) That's the other thing I came to realize in my mid fifties. "Society is CORRUPT to the core. It's amazing the 💩 I discovered and uncovered. The levels of greed, exploitation and deception are astonishing and one (I did) learns that REAL life is vastly different from fairy tales, the bible, the constitution, the pledge of allegiance and all the other indoctrinating propaganda we fed. A lot of folks find a way to opt out by then either directly or indirectly. Praise God and thank him for his blessings me out of the rat race.

[@cmahesse]

Everything you just said 🙌🏽 So many people are brainwashed into the mainstream idea that you’re supposed to go to school, work for x years, and then enjoy life when you’re retired. 🤦🏻‍♀️ I’m sick of working for someone else and having to ask permission to plan a vacation, to use the bathroom, or to go to lunch at a certain time. That’s not the life I want for myself or my family. Thanks for making these motivational videos!

[@GadjetGotGame]

You are so right and worded the frustration PERFECTLY. 😎👍🏼 We have all been lied to as soon as we were born, to help these other people get rich while they pay you scraps and then “let you” enjoy your life when you’re old and decrepit from doing something you didn’t like for so many years.

[@nickysunshine8494]

Amen🙌🏾

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

SAME!🙌

[@miket6094]

I'm 46 single no kids and self employed. I never had the desire to live the typical lifestyle. My main goal in life is to work as little as possible. And thanks to not having any kids and making other smart decisions I was able to be semi retired at the age of 40. I only work an average of 10 to 15 hours per week. I'm loving my freedom and independence!!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@32523Bwahahaha]

The Game of Life boardgame brainwashed me

[@BabyGirlRegineWhite]

I’ve never had a dream job. I always thought there was something wrong with me.

[@nubiansis4440]

I had a so-called "dream job" doing what I studied in college and I thought something was WRONG with me. At each end of the spectrum, we tend to wonder. You're not alone. I found out sitting at a cubicle sucks the life out of a person.

[@Jenmoon144]

Same

[@katelynwagner3615]

Same!

[@ProViLL12]

Same! Since I was little.

[@TraviousIvey]

Neither have I. I used to get jealous of people that say "I've always wanted to be this or I've always wanted to be that". All I've EVER wanted to do was live a life of leisure!

[@tybarker5038]

“I dream of making a set salary, peeing in a cup, sitting at board meetings and being fake for a living. I can’t imagine anything better than working for your company.”

[@justinschexnayder8485]

My exact thoughts when faking enthusiasm at an interview

[@hayley1868]

Are you a teacher?

[@BeetsArt]

@@Randomanimations19 he's talking about drug test for hiring *pee in the cup

[@montanagal6958]

agree, hate meetings...acting like I care....

[@cherryblossom-f44]

The worst is having another meeting with a different department after a meeting. only to have a follow up meeting the following week to discuss or action what we discussed at the first meeting. Stupid! Boring AF! Unproductive and a waste of my damn time. Never working for corporate again!

[@SOP83]

My dad worked from the time he was 13yrs old and died 6 months before retirement while at work. He told me many times "I'm not allowed to retire" ... "I will have to work till I die" etc. He worked every hour of overtime his work would let him, and then worked side jobs any day he was off. It's really sad when I look back and think about it. I never really got to spend any time with him for the 20+ years before he died. I wish I could go fishing/camping with him one last time. He used to talk about wanting to get a jeep or go outdoors, travel, etc. Yet he never did/could.

[@Baconleader1046]

Im so sorry about your Dad. Im feeling really bad heard bout him

[@tinipants2]

Sad

[@egidiar.4313]

Oh Lord! I am sorry to hear about your dad. This is a huge lesson for all of us though. I hope the family got his retirement savings at least. That's really sad.

[@bubalontv9482]

I’m very sorry. My father did the same thing but he’s still alive but I’m far way from him now and I miss him very much

[@lorenzoreynolds2512]

@@melodysmelody2809 facts

[@fiveleavesleft6521]

Spot on. I "retired" at 43, rented my house out in the UK and have since been living on about $30 a day in Asia and South America. So much misery in western countries yet so many don't realise they really don't need much to live free and better elsewhere.

[@bobbythespaceghost51]

@@KayFabe87 Valid points, but considering that we are equipped to maximize our potential because we know better, why not do better? A person migrating to the U.S. for a better life is a step up for them. A U.S. citizen getting out of the rat race to live on their own terms is a step up for the U.S. A person trying to leave a country that is more terrible than the U.S. would look at the U.S. as paradise. However, because someone has better opportunities than the next, the "better off" individual should just SETTLE and NOT maximize their potential because someone else has it more difficult? Nonsense. Figuratively speaking, just because one person is getting raped with a bigger shaft than the next doesn't mean the "better off" individual isn't getting screwed royally as well. 😁 If you KNOW BETTER, you DO BETTER. Success is subjective. If you enjoy the grinds of being the in U.S., awesome, but being my own boss seems so much better for me! FYI, I'm leaving for Berlin, Germany in 2.5 years. See you at the top!

[@fiveleavesleft6521]

@WorldFlex Whichever way you spin it, one of the most direct ways to "equalise" wealth in the world is to draw it out of the rich West end directly spend it in developing countries (particularly if you spend in small independent businesses as I do). Of course there is some resentment, but there is also a lot of pride that people want to visit or even live in their countries.

[@fiveleavesleft6521]

@WorldFlex Ha, no worries man. For sure there are people who deserve that anger. If you go to Pattaya for example it's pretty grim (at least so I'm told- I have no interest in such places).

[@junc2191]

You are so smart!

[@godnotavailable2094]

It's actually crazy that people can live on $30 a day. People like me who grew up in America can't even fathom that lifestyle, which just goes to show how excessive and materialistic our culture really is. We really don't "need" much at all.

[@32523Bwahahaha]

I worked hard all my life waking up at 7 and after 30 years I still haven't got my own house. It's a damn slavery the system is rigged. Taxes , rent, expensive grocery list even on a one meal a day habit... I'm thinking about going Thoreau on the world and fishing for a living, building my own house, I worked construction so I have the know how but will be off the water/power grid.

[@ssj3vegett0]

while it a nice thought..you still have to buy the Land , then supplies (lumbar/electrical etc) cost alot of money. then you have to have some idiot from the city to approve your work. its still all rigged! so the only thing you save on is the labor if your doing it yourself. other than that its alll the same. its sooo rigged, even if you bought your OWN land, and went to walmart an buy a Tent, and plop it down your Land its illegal, can you believe that.

[@32523Bwahahaha]

@@ssj3vegett0 cool man in brazil where I live , land is free, one can occupy it and if it's productive i.e when raising chickens or planting, something then it becomes yours. Like it used to be in the old west in America when colonizers took possession of land before a parasitical government came up with unfair rules.

[@ssj3vegett0]

@@32523Bwahahaha ok didnt know that, thought you were american or lived here.

[@32523Bwahahaha]

@@ssj3vegett0 it's like the good old western movies where u can take possession of land before the American government came up with theses stupid rules. And the best part is that I will choose to settle on land adjacent to a stream to take advantage of our countries abundant fresh water sources.

[@luisasterioquerubin6829]

Maybe try thankfulness

[@peacefullman2667]

I don’t want to do nothing, just want to relax on the beach 🏖 all day.

[@freemanthoughts]

Couldn’t agree more. Life is a beach 🏖

[@No1YanniLover]

Start a you tube channel about living life on the beach lol. You could then do what you love and get paid for it

[@peacefullman2667]

@@No1YanniLover thanks I don’t need to because I have enough money to retired comfortably.

[@No1YanniLover]

@@peacefullman2667 oh wow! That's fantastic! Wish I could say that. 😊Enjoy

[@jorgegarcia3358]

@@peacefullman2667 your the man man 👍

[@minichris11]

I was just talking to someone about how weird it is that the very first thing a person asks you is "what do you do?" I never ask that and it irritates TF out of me when other's do. Great video!

[@ΜαριαΣα-ι5χ]

Omg same... It's like their opinion of u will depend on that or its more important than personality

[@MySaviorAndMe]

This is so relatable! “What do you do for work?” Why is that a major question! What about who I am and what I enjoy doing!?

[@beaulieuonnp593]

So do I. A job isn't who I am. Had that once at a funeral of all places, and just replied 'oh this and that'

[@dathip]

Nothing weird about that at all. That is your ego.

[@Worlds_Worst_Guitarist]

For more than 20+ years i answered "I'm a fulltime Musician!" I always got replied "Oh, and what are you working?" ..............................................

[@steelfist9994]

I needed this. I'm so miserable but stuck in the job to rid myself of bills. I've almost forgotten my passions.

[@jasonbennett3897]

Know exactly what you are talking about. When you forget what your passions are, that empty feeling in this chest appears.

[@speaksincircles]

The system is made for you to be stuck. Work 8 hours a day, drain all your willpower. How could you even go against the grain. Even if you some how are about to get six hours out of each day a s put it into what you want to build for yourself. It still wouldn’t be enough

[@azelshort4177]

I told my girlfriend recently I’ve worked so hard the last years towards debt freedom. I’m not even sure what “I” enjoy doing anymore!

[@kelvinalexander8179]

Totally agree 👍

[@andreaharris7397]

Set a goal and timeline to pay down your debt. Execute that plan. This alone will have you feeling better about your situation because you know that the misery of your job has an expiration date. Godspeed.

[@shiptj01]

I finally got a "good job". Everyone I work with is just waiting to get old so that they can retire. It kind of messes with my head and I have an existential crisis every weekend.

[@b4rs629]

Definitely, I just lost my good job, but the people there were fucking toxic and backstabbing

[@archuk6058]

Corporate people are not fun at all. Theyre some of the most boring people you will ever meet

[@degoek]

All just cogs on a wheel i often think of these things on weekends or time off.

[@b4rs629]

@@degoek wretches and kings by linkin park is the perfect theme song for those exact thoughts.

[@susan7374]

My manager keep thinking about retirement and travel the world when she's old... Im thinking by that time we might not in the best physical fitness to walk too much and far and possibly have some sickness too😬

[@67NewEngland]

Henry David Thoreau went to Harvard and thought he wanted to teach when he graduated. But when he learned his employer required him to be a strict disciplinarian on the students he quit. So he lived for 2 years by a pond, observing nature and journaling because THAT was what he felt like doing. And what did he write about? Living simply, minimizing your possessions, learning what's important in life, the trap of the rat race...etc.

[@alexanderpetrenko539]

Only rats win the rat race (I got that one from the Minimalists). 33 years old. Wide open road. Am I employed? Yes, but I have no idea what the even means anymore....job today, gone tomorrow perhaps? We have to become the captains of our lives. This much I'm beginning to see.

[@Pimp-Master]

"...live lives of quiet desperation", exactly like NOW!! Thoreau also said in his essay, "Civil Disobedience" that voting was entirely a uselesss way of causing political change. He knew in 1840 what most people will never discover after a long life of obedience.

[@rubberducky6411]

Also his mom did his laundry and made him his food everyday...lots of grown men still live like him...go out and contribute...enter the workplace..it isnt perfect but way better now then when he was alive...part of being a grown up is to leave our mothers teet and man up in this world...its finding the line between your dreams and the reality of how things are today.Some jobs let you run things your way,let you work from home,offer different departments of service...feel the pain of work while you are young instead of the pain of regret when you are old.

[@kathygarner8897]

@@rubberducky6411 Exactly. Too many youngsters stay busy complaining about not wanting to work a "job", or go corporate, etc, while doing little to nothing and mooching off of parents who DID work hard or corporate jobs, for YEARS, so that they could feed, clothe, and shelter these whiners, who think they should never have to break a sweat, be uncomfortable, or get up before noon. Someone has sold them a bill of goods- that life is a never-ending party with your bros and homies. I'm glad I'm gonna be gone 25 years from now, when society is total chaos because NOONE wants to do any hard work, harvest or plant food, but still want fast food, plumbing, electricity, but expect someone ELSE to provide and maintain it. Parents will all be gone so sink or swim time. Provide for YOURSELF time. Many will fail.

[@67NewEngland]

Kathy Garner - I see it too Kathy. But have faith, I also know young people who are choosing to be plumbers,electricians, carpenters, or work hard learning a business. They're still out there. My own kids in there 20's are very career driven. The key is still enjoying your life and have time to smell the roses during this short life, as well as not buring yourself in debt to the point you NEED to work every waking hour of the day. That's not living life. That's what I teach my kids.

[@moonmagickal3634]

Ive been saying this for years. Maybe I’m too much of a hippy but every time I try to talk to my parents they get mad or dont understand. I don’t want to be a corporate slave.

[@stephaniest.]

Same.

[@Lastdayone]

Because they have Stockholm syndrome. When Harriet Tubman went to go back to lead people to freedom from enslavement, some of them refused to leave. No different from today. Our parents are indoctrinated into the system. I’m a millennial, 32 and I’ve always questioned this. Just never seemed right. Even when I was in school I thought it was pointless and stupid. I made exceptional good grades but that’s because school doesn’t measure intelligence. It measures one’s capability to retain & regurgitate what you’ve been told. It conditions you to not have free thoughts but to conform to fit in with your peers to avoid scrutiny.

[@lorenzoreynolds2512]

​@@Lastdayonefacts

[@susanna8612]

My father allways worries that I will not get any pension when Im in retired age. I reply that I have allways lived with little because I value freedom before money, so why would I need more when Im old and have not even energy to do that much anymore AND who knows am I even alive then anymore. He is from different generation = build his own house with his own hands, had 3 kids, and worked his whole life without missing a day 🙄 He dont seem to understand that world has changed and that there is more ways to live. Fulfilling responsibilities is not same as being happy.

[@RedEyeification]

Family is your first enemy.Never trust your parents.

[@patrickbateman161]

This is exactly how I feel. I recently left a very stable decent paying "job" after 13 soul sucking years. I literally couldn't take it anymore. It almost cost me everything. My mental health was deteriorating and as a result my family was suffering. I've been out for 3 months. I'm trying to start my own thing. But the most important thing is that EVERY relationship and thing in my life is better. Oh and I also have had no desire to drink since leaving. I truly feel so blessed!

[@degoek]

Yup a soul crushing job will def contribute to drinking more its a shame

[@MinieO746]

@ Patrick. I feel you. I did the same.

[@venitocamelo6704]

You probably had to deal with shitty co workers like I did

[@jimfast-official]

I quit my job last week at 23...I felt like a slave, depressed and sick.i'm not looking for a job even though I know I have to do something

[@davidlandrum]

Same here. I hope you’re doing well. 🤘🏼

[@marzipan247]

“I think jobs are a 21st century invention, and I don’t want one.” - Christopher McCandless

[@MustObeyTheRules]

Actually started in the late 1800s. The only other option is to go out into the wild and find your resources to stay alive directly. He did that and was dead within weeks.

[@nadimahmad6694]

Miriam lancewood did it. Chris died coz he didnt have survival skills.

[@kathygarner8897]

Actually, in other centuries, life was extremely hard. If you lived "off the land" , that was just as hard as an actual"job", with NO sick days and definitely no weeks vacation involved. Get up early feed/milk animals, mend fences, weed gardens and harvest, praying animals haven't eaten crops, shell, desilk, and otherwise prepare crops to cook- HOURS- and then spend at least an hour cooking them. Then serve, and clean up. Repeat next day. No air conditioning, video games, tv, doctors conveniently nearby, trendy nightclubs, etc. Not trying to be a downer, but reality is also not being taught these days. There is no perfect life/employment. By the time you EARN your retirement, unless you are extremely lucky, there will be some health problems, and only Statistically about 20 years left to live. And I'm sure some of you made fun of your parents way of life- well, they supported THEMSELVES and made it happen. NOW you're seeing how hard it is.

[@kathygarner8897]

Actually, in other centuries, life was extremely hard. If you lived "off the land" , that was just as hard as an actual"job", with NO sick days and definitely no weeks vacation involved. Get up early feed/milk animals, mend fences, weed gardens and harvest, praying animals haven't eaten crops, shell, desilk, and otherwise prepare crops to cook- HOURS- and then spend at least an hour cooking them. Then serve, and clean up. Repeat next day. No air conditioning, video games, tv, doctors conveniently nearby, trendy nightclubs, etc. Not trying to be a downer, but reality is also not being taught these days. There is no perfect life/employment. By the time you EARN your retirement, unless you are extremely lucky, there will be some health problems, and only Statistically about 20 years left to live. And I'm sure some of you made fun of your parents way of life- well, they supported THEMSELVES and made it happen. NOW you're seeing how hard it is.

[@andrefecteau]

20th century...with the phone and internet there has never been a better time to go solo...the only excuse you have is you

[@SweetSugarLemonade]

I always felt, from a young age, that I never fitted in. Not with my classmates ( I was always the weird one, day dreaming, teacher never liked that) I dont fit in my job or just society. I don't want to work. I do want to work for my own things, in the garden, making art, enjoying nature, travel and meeting people. Heck even eating delicious food that I can make at home and don't have to eat fast because I only have a 30 min break. I am happy to see that people are waking up. I don't have a dream job, I have a dream of how I see my life and what kind of emotions I am feeling: Happyness and calmness. Thanks for these type of videos, it makes us feel less alone.

[@Solitude633]

When people ask "so what do you do?" Either one of two things are likely to happen 1) they'll hate on you because you're more successful than them OR 2) write you off as losing

[@theintrovertedaspie9095]

Some people just like to have someone to compare themselves to.

[@blacklyfe5543]

Not really I ask people that because I want to know more about them as a person than their income

[@cynthiaford3302]

I don't answer anymore. I've learned that people will envy someone that will walk away from a job. They are grinding out to get a pension they're grandfathered into so they tolerate everything. Since I don't have these golden handcuffs, I'm the rebel that refuses abuse, low pay, bad hours. When I get tired of a job, I leave. When I want to be off, I take off. Sometimes for weeks, once it was a year. I work so that I don't need to work. I live life with very little expenses so that I can blow off when I want to. When I can no longer get around like I want, I will have all the memories of where I have been verses newly retired people trying to cram experiences in a few short years.

[@stevenqurkel2010]

I tell them I’m retired lol

[@luciacoeto3222]

It should be "people don't want to be slaves anymore! " Instead of "people don't want to work anymore" Many people, particularly the younger generation, use a range of unconventional methods of earning a living these days. I worked in the retail for over 10 years, so l'm quite happy that this is taking place. For too long, retail bullied me and a lot of my employees/colleagues saying things like "if you don't like it,go; another like you is waiting to get into your position " since the COVID, I found a job that helps me grow, pays me more and Values Me Social media cleared the way for a rapidly expanding market, and it taught us a lot. 2020 was my turning point, and investment helped alot!

[@marcosalvatore673]

You're very right There's almost nothing interesting or motivating about 9-5 anymore.

[@luciacoeto3222]

Yeah the 2020 pandemic gave everyone a big rethink! I tried a lot of things; I realised I shouldn't just let my savings sit around in the bank, tried side hustles. It paid off! Right now I’ve got less work time, time for my family and stick making the 6 figures

[@luciacoeto3222]

There's various profitable ways to invest. Starting out you need to work with experienced hands to walk you through. As a rookie I dabbled in and made mistakes till I got a mentor to put me on the right track. You can search one too, read books and do your own research

[@luciacoeto3222]

Yes! Rachel Blanc. I really recommend her services because she has amazing competence and a calm approach to guiding you. I can attest to her credibility.

[@luciacoeto3222]

¿That's her webpage contact info :)

[@Audreylalaland]

I don’t dream of labour, life needs to be experienced and lived fully. Waking up to work everyday is like hell, we are not programmed to be machines we have emotions dreams and fears . Most of these jobs re useless and meaningless.The most I can do is 2 days and then focus on other incoms or myself. I prefer to have less money then be stressed ✨✨✨

[@MoosemanR]

I worked myself to death in the Trucking industry for 15 year's. The only time I was happy was when I took year's off or collecting unemployment. I recently made my mind up to work part time and enjoy my life debt free. Until I can find a way to make money on my terms only.

[@khill3524]

Best of luck! Was wondering what you thought of driving dump truck. It would be working for someone else. With that much experience I thought you might know. Blessings

[@MoosemanR]

@@khill3524 The 10 wheeler is a cool gig, less to deal with. All depends on the company. How well they maintain the equipment and if they pay you fairly. Always write down hours trucking companies are notorious for ripping drivers off. Slow steady, if they rush say OK and drive even slower. Ignore politics stay quiet and enjoy the ride. Remember you are liable so always look out for yourself with respect for other drivers.

[@khill3524]

@@MoosemanR thanks for the reply! I've tried a lot of local trucking jobs and they were mostly a ton of hours working. I'm 50 years old and really can't do that super physical jobs anymore. I think dump truck driving might be still a fit though. Good luck in your search

[@User37717]

I'm sitting in a truck rn typing this, thinking how on earth people do this job for decades...I'm only in 2 years and it's miserable..away from home..isolated and disconnected from the life I enjoy...trucking is hell...like the guy above said might give dump truck a try. Peace ✌

[@andrefecteau]

@@User37717 yeah it's job that will easily be replaced soon by technology...stupid to have a human at the wheel, 8 hours a day when a computer can go 24/7...find something else, a box truck and local moving/deliveries can be very profitable as well

[@chand.4401]

Well I need to figure out how to turn sleeping, eating, watching movies, traveling, and eating again into something lucrative 😭. Those things are honestly what beings me fulfillment and that whats I wanna spend my time doing.

[@amandaspaintinglessons9908]

Food and travel blog! Watch youtube videos on how to make money doing it!

[@leeshagurl6250]

This right here!!

[@anitaknight3915]

Well heyyyy you could do travel vlogs, movie reviews online, and be a food critic lol 😆

[@Faithistheanswer]

I’m 51 , trying to make this comment work. I worked since 16 years old . The last few years I’ve had a million jobs because I’ve realized it’s not the job it’s me . I don’t want to do this anymore.

[@TM-tc3om]

Make videos of sleeping 😆. It might help others sleep. I watch videos with different sounds like rain, train, etc for sleep but I've never seen one with someone actually sleeping, but it might work if you put soothing music with it or rain or sleep sounds. Maybe you can also make it informative like try different sleep products for the videos and have your audience try it with you.

[@coolbreez773]

I agree 'work' for most people is an absurd blatant con! You do 5 days painful work to pay for a home which is empty most of the week. The 2 days off are mostly spent doing chores to maintain a home for the 5 when you're at work. You also spend a good percentage of your painful wages to upkeep a vehicle just so you can travel to work. You retire at 65 (if you're lucky) to die at the average life expectancy age of 78.

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

Agreed that the "system" plays it off like this; but there is no rule saying that we have to follow that concept. If people look at you weird for doing something different... It means that you are on the correct path, these days. We just need to figure out how to make our own companies/ replicate the same processes. Even if it's making and selling the same thing over and over again. At least that way, we are no longer selling hours. Instead, we're selling products/ services.

[@multi-milliondollarmike5127]

My brother has lived a life like that and I thought it was pretty sad. He's only now starting to realize it's unreasonable to work like a machime all day long. I'm already working towards something different so I work for myself rather than a corporation.

[@coolbreez773]

@@multi-milliondollarmike5127 Hey I did 20 years " in the system " which most probably (not an excuse) contributed to me been an alcoholic. I believe It is difficult for most human beings to admit they've made mistakes, especially so when they've dedicated most of their life to something they and most of ' society' believe "is the right thing to do" There is no 'one size fits all' If your brother finally finds 'the size' which fits him, he's made it!

[@multi-milliondollarmike5127]

@@coolbreez773 I know everyone has their path. But at the end when it's time to die, I don't think anyone will be wishing they worked harder for a company instead of enjoying life. (Unless someone has their dream job anyway.) Just my two cents. I know not everyone thinks this way.

[@coolbreez773]

@@multi-milliondollarmike5127 Most definitely...but better late than never..which for many folk is the unfortunate outcome :(

[@dougiewugs]

When I realized my dreams were not going to happen I gained up to 620 lbs and checked out of life. Working at times and not working at times. Just trying to survive each day. For 25 years I let life pass by. Then Covid happened. My job closed their offices and paid me to quarantine. I did months of reflection, changed my relationship with food, changed my diet, started exercising, took up fishing and lost 200 lbs. 200 lbs to go. Dread going back to cubical job. I'm 54 and waking up.

[@TimothyWard]

That's awesome Dougie!

[@DavidVonR]

What were your dreams?

[@helpfulcommenter]

620 lbs holy crap that's actually impressive

[@jordanr7290]

You are a phenomenon!!!

[@jackperry6269]

Is this good or bad?

[@nickgennady]

You know what's absurd. My sister spent over 100K and studied hard in college to get a job in her field (Fingerprint and DNA person that works in investigations). She got a job in her field but it pays only $10 an hour. I was making $14.65 as a retail worker. She defended the fact she's making $10 because it's a private company and they can't afford to pay workers, and she said it's her DREAM job. I told her that they lowball you because you're desperate for a job and people take it and they get away with it. I told her to not Simp for that company and she got so upset. I have seen how companies are treating people in person and I am trying to warn her.

[@citycapital163]

Shit, we're constantly complaining about how all the businesses and corporations like to screw over the workers when we're apparently the ones who enable it. There's probably no reason for her to stop looking for a new place of work if they don't give her a raise unless there are some details we don't know about.

[@MiamiPush2theLimit]

Your sister is a fool.

[@citycapital163]

@@theturtlemoves9171 We have both unions and minimum wages. Unions suck though, and minimum wages shouldn't even be a thing.

[@b4rs629]

@@citycapital163 spoken like a true capitalist club member

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

Wow, she got hit with a scam with that company.

[@lindarobinson8381]

No such thing as a dream job they all come with ups and downs. Glad to be early retired and out of the rat race. i live on a small pension but doable if managed right.

[@wisdomandlove1661]

You are very lucky

[@markwhittaker6866]

I hope you absolutely enjoy your retirement.

[@SharlenesJourney]

Enjoy your freedom hope all is well🙏🏾

[@chrispyott4083]

How do you get a pension?

[@selflove428]

Yes I'm managing my finances carefully

[@jordanoliver1111]

The thought of even working for someone else sounds sickening I rather spend my time doing thing's that I love then working a job I'm not passionate about & dealing with narcissistic bosses/authority figures

[@TimothyWard]

Exactly Jordan!

[@JannellsLIFE]

Facts!!!!

[@chancelacina]

The real American dream is to neither serve nor rule.

[@KontrolledKaoz]

@@TimothyWard Your part of the reason why they call us lazy. Aint nobody finna take care of you bruh???? Go buy land somewhere and grow food and have animals then you can have that luxury. Until then you gotta be part of the matrix.

[@mattmason4589]

@@KontrolledKaoz you missed the point of the video

[@Amaranth307]

I think that the last time someone asked me what my dream job/career is, I just said something like, "Whatever brings me joy and a sense of fulfillment."

[@gbb82]

Tying to schedule my time off is what really makes me mad.....They tell me I have all this time off and I can only take them if A-Z happens.

[@reubenmorris487]

I like the mandatory weekend overtime with no scheduled week days off UNLESS you have vacation scheduled. It's almost like the military sometimes.

[@heatherfeather1293]

I feel this so much. I always felt bad that I didn't have a dream "job." It's nice that people are finally coming out and saying NO, I do NOT dream of labor! And it's crazy the negative reactions that some people are having to this. They are stuck in the rat race and completely blind

[@TravelinRosy2025]

Yup

[@richfuller]

I'm 52. I've worked a grand total of 5 years for other people in my entire life. I wouldn't recommend working for anyone ever, under any circumstance even if it means you have some hardships along the way. Everyone needs to learn, you yourself are all you need.

[@ClayMastah344]

Thanks rich I plan on taking ur advice

[@t.terrell7037]

Do you have any suggestions for anyone that wants to do this, if they aren’t sure what to do to make money on their own? I’ve always wanted to work for myself but how do you make it work? I rent and I have to be able to pay rent every month along with my bills. How do you get health coverage? I heard the market place/Obamacare was extremely expensive. Any suggestions? Thank you!

[@keyshawnscott12]

Yeah but I gotta eat so

[@thehedgerow]

@@t.terrell7037I’m in the same boat. Only thing stopping me is what to do about health insurance.

[@alipainting]

​@@t.terrell7037even when I rented a house I rented out rooms. Now I have my own place and have rented rooms for 24 years. It allows me to only work occasionally as a self employed nanny. In order to save up to pay down my mortgage to get to this stage I worked on superyachts out of Fort Lauderdale. I rented all of my rooms at that time. The merchant marine is another way to save up a chunk of change. Or live in a van while working. I did that too.

[@Realestjimmy]

Brother, you’re speaking absolute facts. I feel like having a job kills my soul.

[@ASMRMuzz]

100% agree man. Being stuck in the job 'system' is soul-destroying and we are brainwashed as you say. I dream of being a successful actor, I don't know if it will ever work and if I'll get enough $ to make it work. But I have to chase it.

[@taoist32]

How do you define being a successful actor? Awards? Money? The fame?

[@ASMRMuzz]

@@taoist32 I would say enough regular work that you can pay the bills

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

@@ASMRMuzz Could you start here on KZbin? I'm considering this myself. Maybe just small movies. If you get big enough on here, the ads alone should pay for your living costs, or at least some of them. That's my goal anyway. Passive income doesn't need to cover my whole way of life; but if it covered half the cost, it would free up quite a bit of time for us to pursue other passions. I think there are gigs available on FIVERR for voice acting. Just as an FYI.

[@toniannicolari5991]

Ive watched you forever, not only for your sparkling personality, but i want to find the courage to be just like you! Love your attitude!

[@wisdomandlove1661]

You can start a channel that inspire people and many positive people would like to see it.

[@dabiz4272]

Worst part of a getting a job is those pretentious dumb azz interview question. "Why do you wanna work for this company?" Idgaf about your company sir...the job description is up my alley and i need the money. A win win situation...now lets move on.

[@TimothyWard]

😂😂

[@doll.ov.poetrii4682]

Exactly! Do they think we would pop up there for an interview to work for free??? Show me the money!

[@DedlefJaklovis]

they do that because they want to find the , on paper, most motivated worker. he will bring better results. just lie in their face, they want you to lie. play the game.

[@LiveInspired24.7]

Thank you ! When people asked me what’s my dream job I always went blank . A job was never a dream. I never had an answer . Thought I was the only one. Love life and enjoy pursuing my interests and sharing it with others.

[@artspark7697]

I'm 60 I qualified for retirement last week and put in my papers. It's enough to cover my simple life. My director called me when I gave notice and said is something wrong? What? I'm 60 not 30. People really are brainwashed. OMG 60 so young.....Not.

[@thomasjefferson7147]

I work for myself! I collect 2 million soda cans/ plastic bottles/ glass bottles within a year. At 5 cent's each that's $100,000 ! I can live off that 👍🏿

[@watchforlife]

Most of us have jobs and very few have a life. That's not a "dream" but a vicious cycle.

[@letshearyourside9115]

This is exactly where I’m at in my life; 42 and making changes, the system just made me down and unhappy it’s time to forget about progression within a company and money it’s now about what makes me happy and pursuing my dreams✌🏻

[@MonkeyhammerTP]

You got this, Paul. I'm almost 50 and working in corporate America for over 25 yrs had me stressed and unhappy. I left what I thought was my "dream" job after working incredibly hard to get a Masters degree in my 40s. It turned out to be just more of the same but with a better paycheck. Long story short, I left. I don't even have a plan but I am so much happier. I'm doing gig work for now and I know that I need to create my own income going forward even if it's not that much. I literally can't explain how much happier I am. I feel free.

[@alexanderpetrenko539]

33 years old here. There was once a time, though I feel it's before MY lifetime, that "progression" was assured, provided you had a steady head on your shoulders and were minimally competent. In 2021 and beyond, all bets are off - - the only "success" becomes job-hopping. And I'm increasingly asking myself if hopping like a 1-footed blind man is, in fact, success. Hint: no.

[@ralphharrison6622]

im 43, and just want to not work. i dont care about money. i just want to wander.

[@shawnd.8498]

Well said! I am 43 and out of debt. I feel a bit comfortable.

[@fahrgast237]

...and you've just become the greatest thing on YT. Possibly the best motivational speech ever delivered from an automobile.

[@Yash_K999]

Your face looks so healthy and bright. Just being out an about an early morning or afternoon on a weekday is such a blessing.

[@robinlehnerd1475]

Good point: the vacation offered by almost all businesses is unbelievably inadequate and insulting.

[@montanagal6958]

FMLA....

[@reginamills6137]

Amen!

[@camfre4k]

Honestly I feel the same, but feel stuck. I've recently turned 30 and I'm still at school. I never could stand the so called "dream" life. Get an education, buy a house, be in debt! I used to work shitty jobs because I hated school. Now I go to college and struggle everyday because i'm bored out of my mind. I decided to do it because of the social pressure telling me I need an education, but also because I couldn't see myself working low wage jobs as well. It's not like those jobs doesn't make you work hard too. I just want to be my own man. I don't have to be rich, I just don't want to spend 8 hours a day doing something I don't give a fuck about. But it's almost impossible because you need money. So now I have to choose to quit school and get a low wage job, or stay in school and be miserable. Great hahaha. Honestly life is so fucking horrible sometimes.

[@nikkion2140]

People are misinformed that you need education/university to make it! Look at the really rich people: most were school/uni drop outs (Steve Jobs, Elon Musk..). I can tell you this for nothing if I were to have a son/daughter I will not push them to go to higher education despite the fact that I graduated with PhD!. Those certificates do not pay; they constraint your mind and brainwash you to see things with tunnel vision- you only know of one path. I am now financially independent not by the result of my formal educations but I had a Mum (RIP) who were street wise; God bless her soul. At the age of 62, I am sharing my vision so son leave what makes your life miserable; it is not worth it- take one step back and revaluate as they said one step back 2 steps forward. Get an apprentice as work with your hands/practical skills, manage your $/£ frugally to prepare for an opportunity to invest/start on your own; you can make it- believe in yourself. Best wishes. God Bless.

[@KC-kr8qe]

You summed it up perfectly "life is so fucking horrible"

[@godnotavailable2094]

Perfect summary of my thoughts. I'm 19, dropped out of college after a semester and now I'm wondering which poison I want to drink: back to college again or a retail job. I don't mind the social pressure, but I do wonder if there are any fulfilling, high-paying careers I'm missing out on if I don't get an education. And then I wonder if I even want a career to begin with. Eight hours a day at any job sounds like a complete waste of life, I just don't know if I have any alternatives.

[@camfre4k]

@@godnotavailable2094 honestly my best advice is to choose something you actually find interesting if you want to pursue an education. Don’t think about the money. No matter what job you get you wont get that big pay check to begin with anyways. It all comes from experience. But to be bored 8 hours a day of your life is not worth it in my opinion. And if you go to college you properly have to put in more hours if you want to get good. I’m on my last semester now and I only finish because I would feel like a failure if I have wasted 5 years of my life and have nothing to show for it. But I have zero intention of staying in this field when I get my diploma. But at least I don’t have 5 years unaccounted for on my resume haha. Sometimes it’s hard to know what you want, so just try some things out. Just don’t do like me and stay in hell for so long that the only way out is through

[@alipainting]

There's a guy on KZbin who works on container ships and then comes back and lives in a camper in beautiful places. He only works half the time. A few months on and a few months off with the pay he made. And sees the world while working. I think he can also save quite a bit.

[@ThomasFoolery8]

I used to think exactly like you for the first few decades of my life, but I had an epiphany in my late 30s… There is a great pride in being excellent at your craft. There are skills that take decades to master, and when you’ve become a master, you can honestly be in the top 100 most skilled people in a world of 8 billion people in that craft. The idea of achieving that is very inspirational. Bro, laying around on a beach and going on hikes gets old fast. I took off 3mo to travel Europe and was bored by month 2. It’s relaxing but repetitive and boring. As a young, able-bodied adult, there’s pride in challenging yourself and finding out where your limits are.

[@KC-kr8qe]

Yes, but his point too is valid...

[@jamcalpin]

This is something I'm trying to work on. I've lost touch with my passions and I'm trying to get them back. I don't want to waste anymore time not living well and pursuing things that bring me joy. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and words!

[@wendydburleigh]

Hey Writing Miles! You are 100% right and we must all believe that it IS possible! Best to you... I know you CAN do it!!!

[@jamcalpin]

@@wendydburleigh Thank you, I appreciate the encouraging words!

[@newagequeen9454]

You're so right! I'm 46 and learned some things that you mentioned, like college is generally a waste of time, energy, and money. And like you, I try to tell others so they won't make the same mistakes.

[@manuellestpierre5600]

That’s what my son says. Why would you work for someone else for them to make money. Or try to get easy money is disgusting. Great video!

[@ABC-gv1kf]

When I’m getting introduced or getting to know someone, I’ve never asked the question, “What do you do for a living”? When people ask this question it makes them look like they are materialistic or nosy. I think a better question (if you really want to learn more about the person) is what are you passionate about? Not only is this a better question but it will likely lead to better conversations.

[@stevensmith4706]

Unfortunately when people ask that it usually is an unconscious way to determine where you fit in a hierarchy and how much respect they should give you. People will treat a doctor different than a janitor, for example.

[@joycewatt800]

Amen!

[@doll.ov.poetrii4682]

​@@stevensmith4706 You are correct. As a homemaker, I see the disgust that flickers over people's eyes briefly when I proudly tell them that I'm a homemaker; women in particular are pretty mean and immediately stereotype you. I'm happy and my husband is happy, that's all that matters to us.❤️

[@Emile-philia]

So refreshing to hear somebody else thinking like this. The mind-control runs very deep on this topic. I've been digging my way out of confinement for a year or two now and I ain't stopping 'til I'm out.

[@sweaters_and_harmony9525]

I think a lot of folks are just too afraid to 'fail.' And so, they don't ever even try to get out of their comfort zone where a paycheck is guaranteed (along with a whole lot of baggage.) In my case, I did a sort of 50/50 approach. I did lots of school (finished in my late twenties) so that I could be an independent contractor and own my own business now in my early thirties. Will I ever be wealthy? I doubt it. But truly, I don't care b/c even on my worst day it is SO MUCH BETTER than working for someone else. Take home message: Figure out what you are decently good at, build it, and they will come ;)

[@leadershiphelpdesk510]

I am on the journey, and fear of F'ing up and looking stupid is on my mind every other day.

[@thedoubleboiler6971]

Thank you for this. I'm trying.

[@cjlooklin1914]

Yeah, but to be fair. Failure in America is often synonymous with devastating lifelong poverty.

[@adamj9273]

I hate the workforce. I dont want to work anymore either. If I do work.....its stickley part time. Full time work. 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 hour work weeks is for the birds man. Or for married people who are trapped with familys. God I'm so glad I'm not married or have kids. F**k that!!!!

[@frankihatch]

Facts

[@GreenEnvy.]

Married with kids is great. It's the cost that's the problem. I left America and can afford to be married with a kid here. In America I would never do it.

[@kingfam228]

I found your channel today, I can tell your a very intelligent dude, I’m only 23 but I already have this kind of mindset , glad I found your page. Keep motivating me as well as many more !

[@cooldog171]

Thanks!

[@TimothyWard]

WOW!!! Thank you so much for the ABUNDANCE! I really appreciate it! Glad you got some enjoyment from my video. 👍🏾👍🏾

[@amadahyrose]

College commencement speeches used to extol the virtues of learning, now they talk about the workFORCE blatantly. Bleh. I'm soon to quit the most toxic, but lucrative job I've had and planning to work for myself. If I stay, it will be the end of me.

[@_LifeIsGood]

I hate when people ask me 'what do you do?' I get they're trying to take a personal interest, but it's revealing about them that how you make money is what primarily defines you. They believe this because society and parents and peers and peers parents have molded their goals to overwhelmingly be geared towards college and a 'good job/career'. I just met a young guy at the soccer field exercising and we exchanged pleasantries and he asked me, 'so what do you do?' He was just waiting for me to be finished with my answer so that he could tell me was in social media marketing. Like bro I couldn't give a flying saucer what you do brosephine. I do care however about, does he like to travel? Where has he been? If you could go to one country tomorrow where would it be? Where did you grow up? Did you like it? Are your parents still there? How many siblings do you have? Was growing up tough? Were your grand parents immigrants or natives? Was coming up for them hard? Do you like movies or Art? What about music, are you a listener of it or a musician or both? Best concert you've been to? Marketing SERIOUSLY? Man go on with that garbage!

[@tyvanhworkout]

You are so right! WTF is a "dream job?" A job, is a job, is a job! Period!!!!

[@emmaq3250]

Anyone I know personally in my life with a lot of money seems to be miserable and have a lot of problems. They work themselves to death and then have a very complex lifestyle to upkeep. For the last 2 years I've taken a major step back, my husband and I switched to part time work and halfed our yearly income . But we are happier and healthier than we have ever been. I say just do enough to make enough money for you to survive and have money for your hobbies. You don't have to have the biggest house or newest things and you can save money by doing a lot of things for yourself (cooking, repairs, making things, etc). I had about 6 months off last year due to the pandemic and I don't think not working is for me, but if that's what makes you happy and you can do that, I hope more people go down that pathway because the working world can often be toxic.

[@beaulieuonnp593]

Having a big house is a trap. I live in a small house on a farm and all around me are expensive houses with people faffing maintaining them or making extensions

[@sean.the.survivor8730]

I want to be self sufficient. Living like a Monk warrior and life coach. I just want to live and experience this life fully until I die. It seems like the world is about to end anytime now so there's that. For now all I do is work part time, exercise and mind my business. No family just myself and I'm okay with that.

[@barbaralynch3015]

You are 110% so right!!! We just work to make someone else richer! That's not a dream.

[@RobertHastings12]

My "dream job" ended up being my "nightmare job" and landed me in the psych hospital 9 months after I started. Checked myself in at noon on a Monday. I never went back. Took a large pay cut to work my current job, but I'm not chained to a desk for 9 hours a day anymore.

[@doll.ov.poetrii4682]

I'm so sorry! 💔🙏🏿

[@Arlene_witha_y]

My dream is to do whatever i want everyday. I don’t dream of any kind of labor. I work because i have to keep myself alive, housed, fed, and my daughters. I’m chronically exhausted, have chronic insomnia! I’m lucky to do the job i studied for and at first i thought was my dream job, which basically just means it’s what i was willing to in exchange for money. And now I’m just so damn over it! I’m thankful to have it bc i need it but i wish i was a billionaire and didn’t need it! We work because we have to. No work is enjoyable. End of story!

[@RG-hf9em]

Seasonal work.. is good too while you're creating your passions that turn into your job..

[@Ebd1990]

Seasonal work is still working at some point for somebody else. I don’t want to work for nobody Period.

[@RG-hf9em]

@@Ebd1990 I get your point.. lol! When your money runs out you gotta work a couple of months seasonal work is all I can bare.. until you become self employed doing something you love..

[@michellekaiser5907]

I love the "don't ask me how I make money". It's so true! You aren't learning anything cool about me by asking that. I am more than my job or my money.

[@davidmotes2171]

When was in my 20s, I would say " I know that I have to work to live but I never want to live to work ". Now I'm in my 50s and I look back, I feel like I was used primarily as a human forklift because of my size. I don't want to do that anymore. I have been unemployed since the pandemic. I consider myself to be moderately intelligent and a fairly quick learner but having the time to reflect on things, I don't want to go back to being a slave. You made some valid points but one that is of a particular interest to me is a company owning you. In blue collar jobs, you are always threatened with the random drug test. It's okay to get off work and get drunk and make all kinds of bad decisions but don't you dare smoke a joint. Ridiculous. I've been a daily smoker for over 35 years and have been very lucky. I have only lost my job once because of a random drug test. Now I'm looking at moving to a different state to escape the oppression that exists here and going to work in the cannabis industry. I just want to live my life my way without being punished for what I do after work.

[@GueroMartinez713]

My lease ends in April. Quitting my job and moving out west. I don’t have a 100% solid plan but i am planning on how i want to live out there. You’re videos are great and remind me to go out and chase what i want. Thank you so much

[@t.terrell7037]

Congratulations on your decision. I was thinking of doing the same thing. Do you have family there or are you starting fresh and do you already have a nest egg to tide you over until things work out? Thanks!

[@davooberger5790]

People are waking up, alot of younger people today are way smarter than my generation was. People today are getting more educated by the day - I see massive changes coming during the next 5-20years.

[@ALEXB256]

I'll go ahead and say, this is the BEST video you have put out, ever. From the edits, to the topic, to the attitude towards working for someone else. Great vid Tim, glad I found your channel my man!

[@TimothyWard]

Thanks Alex!!!! 👍🙂

[@ALEXB256]

@@TimothyWard Nah, thank YOU!

[@t.sizzle5308]

I was waiting for you to drop another entrepreneurial video man. Your videos are so motivating I'm coming real close to being able to work for myself.

[@RobMangone]

You might be the father figure I needed in my life! So much good advice sir!!

[@rubberduckie123]

Hey Tim. Other than your nature walks and talks which I love, I think this is your best video yet. You definitely hit the proverbial "nail on the head". My hubs and I have been talking about the same thing. Especially since shutdown. No more allowing everyone else to control our income and lives. I started reselling last August and business is growing. Taking back our lives to be financially independent. Thanks for this video. It was encouraging and motivating. You do that well by the way.

[@TimothyWard]

Hey Angela! That is for the positive feedback on this video. It's good to hear you and your husband are good and making plans to take back control of your lives. Good luck with your reselling business!!!

[@jjholl00]

Amen! I worked for 40 years at one job and I'm just clearing my mind and brain of "working for someone" . People are always asking me, "so what are you doing now?..." I do what I want and go whenever I want too. I am LOVING Retirement! Finally! (I wouldn't want to do it over again, that's for sure!) A job - Trading time for money, no more!

[@mauricioramirez9744]

You Sir are a Philosopher! Thank you!

[@linzoe8031]

I never really had a dream job. I never stepped into the rat race. On the other hand, I am not an entrepreneur either! I tried a couple of things, but doing everything myself, and having to "sell myself" and find ways to get people interested in what I had, never reaching a point as to knowing whether I would have money the next month or not, so much actual "work".....that was way too stressful for me. School was something I always loved though. I loved learning, especially in a structured environment. So, I went to college, not with the intent of getting a job/career to make money (which no one seems to understand or accept, LOL), but because it helped me expand, see things differently and understand more about myself and the world. That was my element. Travel fulfilled some of that same curiosity about the world. So now, I live in a different country and work in education! I am a bit tired of having to rely on working to get money to live, however, so I am wondering what is next.

[@onionpeeler2023]

Awesome vlog, thank you...

[@raemaxey3401]

You hit the nail on the head with this video! Great content! I want to pursue my dreams and passion and that’s my goal! This is why I am working so hard to be debt free because that alone will give me freedom with options! One month to go to be debt free except my mortgage!

[@MarinoTarot]

I am just like you. I never wanted to work for anybody but always be self employed. Everybody hates me for it and everybody tells me "you are just too lazy to work." they dont understand that we have a TRUE DREAM, something we WANT to do, which has nothing to do with working for someone else. but at the job interviews I may not mention the truth, or I won't get the job. and believe me "Job on the side" is NOT paying the bills. a "50 hours per week" job pays the bills only. so we don't have time to follow our dream.

[@brothuhthunduh]

Sitting here painting the side of a house, asking my self: what the hell am I doing!? I'm slowly a steadily moving towards the exit sign in this rat race. Your content had been very inspiring. Keep up the good work.

[@jerishull1860]

I love your videos. I am so on the same page. The trick is to let go of the "dream" house, and/or "dream" car, and/or consumerism in general. I know when I bought my house for $25k in 92 even I thought it was a "starter" home. Earning more so I could have more was the game. I woke up when I paid off the house and really felt the freedom of not having any real debt. I didn't need that big salary with the corporate job and I did quit after a time. I wish I had known people like you back then when everyone was telling me I was crazy (they still do). My sister just told me the other day that I need to keep doing accounting work rather than woodworking (my passion) because "you won't be able to afford to live". LOL, she doesn't know what I need to live on or how much I'm going to make. smh Thank you for giving me a moment of NOT feeling like I was the crazy one.

[@megang9563]

Definitely make me think about this stuff. I am ok with my current job, but feel like most people think I am a weirdo cause it isn’t my priority. God, my husband, and running are my priorities. Thanks for making me feel a little less weird👍

[@Visionarynine7]

Thank you for this message man. Keep educating us, and keep educating for the next generation as well!

[@monsterchoon]

I quit after 5.5 years after realizing on my way home I’ve been doing this same routine for too long!!!!fuk that shit!!!

[@Hannah-y2z]

I use to be a workaholic with straight a* grades, won captain of school etc but then i developed awful depression and lost all of my motivation and aspirations, i've recovered now but i still have literally NO ambition. I feel frustrated that i live in a society that makes me feel weird for not having a dream job. I really don't care for labour, learning new things, creativity, meeting new people etc. I just want to be exist ffs

[@Narath696]

exactly same was alwasy the honors kid now all it did was give me an unhealthy sense if perfectionism but being like that my whole lie hs just burned me out and its just hard tryin g to find mottivation and ambttion in sucha materialistic world that you really dont even want to be part of. same with you sisters why cant we just live. As i said in one of my songs fuck the money i just want to be free.

[@Mr-S.C.]

I'm tired of the psychos who end up in corporate management that seems to flourish despite being corrupt, evil and hated by everyone. Working under them was so soul-draining that it left me numb. I left the 'work' life 12 years ago and have never looked back.

[@tupa24]

Love this!!! So many of us need to hear this

[@larahporter8123]

I had a dream job and I was fired from it. I have never been the same again. I feel betrayed, I lost faith in the company and the ppl. I work w/o love, passion, vision. I always liked to work, now I just want to sleep and not think, want to retire tomorrow.

[@GreenEnvy.]

Can I ask what the dream job was you were fired from.

[@larahporter8123]

@@GreenEnvy. I cannot, but is a high tech.

[@GreenEnvy.]

@@larahporter8123 Cool. Are you mentally in a better place now?

[@larahporter8123]

@@GreenEnvy. I have a good job now, maybe not as good as my previous one, maybe I never will, but at least I don't have to see me ex boss ugly face any more! I still resent a lot of things.... but I know that is just a matter of time. I'll be completely healed in a couple of years. For me it's long a process. I've been here before.

[@GreenEnvy.]

@@larahporter8123 I'm so damn proud of you Larah.

[@denisefrancis3784]

Thanks Tim. This video should have at least 1 million views!

[@lalva14]

After 25 years of trying to teach real life and useful lessons in high school, I have come to see that only 1% of high school Students actually wants to learn anything. Doesn’t matter if it’s compound interest, starting a business or manifesting what you want from life. If it requires effort, no one wants to do it.

[@brittneybee6239]

Thank you for this. I am on my break at my JOB. I recently returned to work after being off for a year with my first child. THIS IS THE WORST! I feel like a caged animal. During my break I found your video and it helped me refocus and make me realize that I am not trapped! This is not a life sentence. I can figure this out to fit my life. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@robinborucki4736]

My dream job is being at home taking care of my animals. And that’s what I’m doing! 😁

[@TimothyWard]

That’s awesome!

[@Melanie.onFIRE]

Amen! I’m on that journey. Working for myself!

[@TheRecoveringCreative]

I needed this! One of the best pep talks for people ready to live the entrepreneurial life!

[@GodofWarChuka]

I think my only way out at my job of 28 years, is to injure myself, sue the company with a lawyer. Then go for SSDI.

[@professor_goodfeels]

Im so thankful I woke up and found this video, I feel everything your saying, the world is definitely changing this is the age of creation.

[@BlackMagickMike]

Brotha! I LOVE when you giggle! ☺ I LOVE to see brothas able to express joy and delight with all we tend to be up against! AND I cosign your messaging along with your COURAGE to express it. You ARE truly modeling the behaviors you want to see! I was asked just a few hours ago about my job situation. It is tiresome. So many of us are waking up to the understanding that there is nothing we can do for anybody else that is any more secure than what we can do for ourselves. Ironically, a lot of us learned the definition of EXPENDABLE watching Loony Toons... long before we realized that is what we were being trained to be. lol 🕊💪🕯

[@azelshort4177]

I totally agree. I recently heard somebody say stop trying to solve problems that don’t currently exist. That has stuck with me. I mean really go after what you wanna do and overcome the problems as they present themselves not before.

[@MichelleW2Ls]

I freakin LOVE you!!!!! Thanks Tim

[@Macarone328]

*You have very great vids that are closing the gap of nature (a more natural way of living) and main stream society's way of surviving!* _Thank you!_