Leave The 9 To 5 Grind Behind. There Are Better Ways ToLive Your Life.

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Nov 26, 2016

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Written by Terrence Knight

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There's More To Life Than Working On Someone Else's Dreams.Can You Imagine... Leave The 9 To 5 Grind And Work On Your Own Dreams Instead...?

I'm not sure about you, but by the time I was about twenty I knew I wanted to leave the 9 to 5 grind type of life. I

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just wasn't cut out for it. I drifted from job to job, fueling my next adventure and working only as long as necessary togather the funds required. Sometimes I managed to find work that appealed to me, and time passed quickly when Ienjoyed what I was doing.

I soon learned that I needed to have some level of passion and interest involved with the work I was doing or I wouldsoon be gone. Which wasn't always a good thing, as work was a necessary part of the equation when it came tosupplying the lifestyle I wanted.

What I Learned Helped Me Leave The 9 To Five Grind.

I had the opportunity around this time to experience a couple of years immersed in a very typical 9-5 schedule, doinggovernment work. As time went on, it became fairly obvious to me that I was going to have to change things formyself. My feelings of discontentment grew over time, into a real fear of having to continue what I was doing for thenext forty years of my life. A daily routine of mundane tasks had a way of messing with my sense of freedom that Ididn't appreciate very much. Especially completely tasks for other people, which required an ability to stand on myhead in a number of different ways in order to keep them happy. In other words, there wasn't a huge amount of jobsatisfaction going on in my life.

It was time to take stock and take action if I wanted to leave the 9 to 5 grind... I had realized that my mostimportant priority in life would be finding something outside of the status quo with regards to my working life. If I wasgoing to be spending 40 years of my life working, then I would be doing myself a huge favor by spending that timedoing something I enjoyed. Something which inspired me rang my bells and provided me with a sense of freedom inmy life.

It took money, a considerable amount of it, which I borrowed and paid back to the banks. But I paid it back whileperforming a skill I truly enjoyed. It took time, years in fact, as I transitioned from a fledgling bush pilot to an airlinepilot flying big jets. It required study and learning which has never ended. But most of all it has taken courage,determination, dedication and belief. The belief that there can be something else for us, and that we can leavethe 9 to 5 grind behind and find something different.

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It's paid off in spades for me and has been worth everything I've ever had to do, in order to experience thebenefits of a life achieved through design, rather than through default and settling for a nine to five job which justpays the bills. I've learned that we don't have to buy into the idea that we need to find a "normal" type of job, and staythere for the rest of our lives.

I use my flying career as an example, but the idea is the same and can be applied to anyone. It's the realization thatour lives are what we make them, and we don't always have to do what everyone else is doing. It's up to us, and wehave a choice. So many people are living the lives that "they think they need to live", instead of what they reallywant. And it's very hard to go against the flow of what the masses are doing at times. There will never be a shortageof well-meaning people ready to talk you back onto the path of a 9 to 5 life. But you miss out on a better life for youwhen you stick to the usual path.

I'm hoping this article might be of huge value to those like me, who see something different than a 9 to 5 lifefor themselves. For people feeling that tug of discontent, spending most of their time working for someone else atsomething they don't like and want to change that. I would also like to share something new I have learned that canhelp people achieve that.

Another Way To Leave The 9 To 5 Grind

I'm taking advantage of a terrific opportunity in a different direction now, which is offering freedom and flexibility inmy life similar to my flying career. Allowing me to work from anywhere I want, when I want. I've found the right peoplewho are helping me achieve my goals and provide the training I can use to succeed, just as I did while learning tofly.

I'm well on my way to another "new lifestyle" I have been looking for, working for myself, with my ownonline business. I've become aware of the tremendous opportunity that exists within the booming digital economywhich exists today, not just for myself but for so many others too.

If you have been searching for something outside of a 9 to 5 existence which offers more fulfillment in your life, then3/4

this could work for you too. It can work for anyone who decides that investing in themselves is the bestinvestment they can make. And who is willing to do what it takes to achieve the lifestyle they really want.

It's been another of the best decisions I've made, and I'm eager to share this opportunity with others too. I haveprovided a link below so you can see for yourself if this path is for you. I'm sure you'll be impressed by what you'llfind at Six Figure Mentors. They're the real thing when it comes to helping others achieve lifestyle success andfreedom. And helping people leave the 9 to 5 grind.

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