Should I quit my job and travel abroad

I watched a YouTube video of a quitter. I was content with my life after quitting without any countermeasures. Weekday relaxation, overseas travel, things that look like I need to be unemployed, etc. Still a fun daily life.

It's not bad while you have money after leaving the company. You don't work and play. Of course, it's good. You only spend money and play. You have to run out of money so it's real from then on.

The YouTuber doesn't have enough wealth. He doesn't have any way to make money other than getting paid. That's why he's already said that consumption is shrinking. Since severance pay is the only property, it seems like he's been spending 7,000 per year without saving. The style of clothes you see in the video. Also, he's a person who spends a lot of money traveling abroad. Although he seems to mistake himself for being frugal.

You'll be comfortable and happy for a year and two years temporarily, but what if you eventually run out of money? If you don't have parents to dig up or dig up your parents, you'll be a rider. You'll be making money here and there.

I've been insisting since before, 'Everyone will get fired from work, so I have to find a way to live on my own when I'm even a year younger.'

That doesn't mean quitting unconditionally. If the company doesn't fit, you can change jobs. Rather than the amount of annual salary, I have time to develop myself after work, that is, prepare for my business. I can move around looking for a company that is connected to my business and improve my skills. No, I have to move around. If the company earns an out, the company itself has to quit. Why? It doesn't give you time to prepare for the future and extra physical strength. If you have a really high annual salary, the story will change a little. It is advantageous to raise money from business or investment by increasing your savings. You can judge well depending on the situation.

While you are developing your own ability to live and feed in the wild without a job, you should go to work. You should earn money to make a living and improve your skills on weekends and nights after work.

In his mid-30s, he quit after working for two years at a small and medium-sized company and three years at a large company. Quitting without any preparation. The YouTuber must have spent that much time hanging out after work on weekends, but he won't even think he played. Because the standard for hard work is low. Why do I have time to quit? In a world with 15 monthly leave.

Even so, I think the decision of that person is correct. If you are going to lose skills and spend all your money while working, the situation will be no different from now when you are forced to quit at 50. The same situation is much older. He seems to be afraid of that, too. He seems to be trying to change by pushing himself into a desperate situation where things were going well, whether he quit or not. If you are in your mid-30s, you are young. It is better to break and learn now. It is better to be in your 40s and 50s.

It is recommended that those who can prepare for the future and prepare for business while working should prepare while working. Quitting is done after you are ready. 'Oh, now the smart store is out of line. Now I need to hire and expand my staff after quitting. There is a person who quit saying, 'Money and aging have accumulated.' And I watched a video saying that I am earning more than a month. I think that's the best case.