Don’t be this guy. #lifestylecreep

Truth. Want to get out of debt and become financially free? We know being #Overemployed over 5-10 years will get you there. The proof is in the numbers pudding.

This is why we’re #Overemployed? Forget the politics. Take the side door to financial freedom.

I retired at 35 after working a 14-year career. From the moment I set foot in an office, I learned the hard way how f-ed up a lot of our society is. Here are 12 uncomfortable facts about life I learned the hard way.

I retired at 35 by working regular jobs and ignoring what money gurus told me to do. These 13 unpopular facts of life will make you a millionaire.

I became a millionaire in my 30s. No side hustles. No inheritance. No tricks. Here are 16 choices that made me rich. 1: I chose a high-paying career field (information technology), not liberal arts. 2: I cut out the losers. All you wanna do is drink? Bye.

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It's January 11 and the following companies have done layoffs so far: - Discord - Google - Beam Benefits - Amazon Prime Video - Citrix - X - Twitch - Branch - Humane - Unity - Lever - InVision - Frontdesk - Xerox - BlackRock - Cloudflare (unannounced layoffs, shared by ex-CF

We're off to a hot start in 2024 🔥 Last year was a blood bath this time of year. This year I'm in full growth mode. It's been a complete 180 in turns of both activity and deal flow. Here are my takeaways: 1: I've spoken to almost 100 candidates *Most* candidates have

With so many layoffs happening (surprise, surprise again), when will employees wise up and get #Overemployed to protect themselves and their families? Remember: HR works for the company, not you. And #layoffs often go down like this overemployed.com/how-corporate-…

I still think Tech is arguably the best industry your career path you can take. Here’s why: - Even with all the layoffs & negative sentiment, the tech unemployment rate is still lower than the general unemployment rate at ~2.3% - Virtually every job in tech pays at least

When I was 16, I was hired as an usher at a sports arena. Not knowing any better, I took the job as seriously as a surgeon or pilot would. I read every word of the job manual, memorized every rule, shined my shoes before every shift, and showed up way too early each time. I

Making $3.7M a year and cash poor $2390 left over each month What category spend surprises you most and feel is completely wasteful? If you talk to enough mortgage lenders you will hear stories like this except these people have no assets - do not own a house. From Amanda

This is NOT the way. If you’re #Overemployed and spending like this, you’re an idiot.

Was invited to visit our son's school this morning. He's four. He sees me, huge smile on this face, sprints over to give me a hug, and sits on my lap. Ten minutes later, as the class-sing-along starts, I find myself thinking about the rest of my day. About my to-do list, the

When it comes to remote work, it's like we're back in 2019. Rare & hard to get. Since remote roles are in limited supply, and there's a ton of workers applying for them, employers have the massive advantage. Simple supply / demand. The argument people give for employers is

Finally a new blog post is out! Find out what I've been busy doing...overemployed.com/remote-work-fl…

For those of you who make $500,000 a year, what do you do for a living ?

Your 9-to-5 job is dying. By 2034, it'll be extinct. That's Reid Hoffman's latest prediction – the founder of LinkedIn who predicted the rise of social media in 1997. Here's what he said next:

For all Y Combinator founders lambasting Soham Parekh - in/acc, don't be jealous he's the 100X engineer you wanted to be. He's young...you were desperate and impressed so hired him, and now y'all are trying to ruin him. Like an old western movie, what goes around comes around.