FODA:
you cannot quit it bro,just pray for grace and favour ,those who start with "I want to"do this I want to do that don't normally do,but grace will provide a better options for you in Jesus name .

There is no country on earth that is good to stay jobless.

There are homeless people living in Japan. Most of them sleep in Cafes.

Poverty is taking over large number of people in India due to Corona Virus lockdowns. India records daily new cases of over 60,000 infections.

Most parts of Sweden are poor and the masses are jobless, (Malmo, Rosengard) utterly jobless, they look poorer than Nigerians. Emaciated.

Having a well paying job is a luxury anywhere in the world.

Yet most good paying jobs in Nigeria frustrate you and make you feel like a prisoner. Like the poster said.

Soso990240:
I am about to quit mine. Those people dont have an organized way of running an organization. Imaging recruiting somebody with same certificate as mine and with no experience, then offering him a bigger pay than mine, while i have been complaining and lamenting for an increment. This is the height of injustice and wickedness.

DICKstractor:
One thing is to quit, the other thing is to find another job.




I keep advising people that if they want to quit any job, they should be sure that another job is waiting for them or they have some personal side hustling doing.


This country is not a place to stay jobless

motionarena:
Hi guys will like to know

Have you quit your job before because you where fed up and not necessarily because you found another place.

I am thinking of doing same would like to know from experience how did you cope before finding something else to do.

ogbenifamouz:
I worked in a certain hotel where I was used like slave, my working hours was 5:30am to 10pm extending to 2am at night after taking stock and reconciliating account, and it goes on in perpetually, after some 3weeks I borrow myself brain and used my legs to run as fast as I could...the funny part was dat I left the salary for them, can't kill myself

Incognito403:

I quit my job without hope of another job. Today, I'm living better than I ever thought. And it's not just me. I have many friends who did such, too.

Note: all my friends and I are into pure legit hustles.

You must be wondering where the motivation came from. It's simple. When you look at your current miserable job, pay and standard of living then look at people who have spent all their lives in that career/job but none of them's life is close to what you want for yourself 10yrs from now let alone 35yrs from now, then you know you're not on the right track.

It's simple.

SoNature:
motionarena, I have.

When I stumbled into a thread discussing freelancing on Nairaland, I couldn't sleep for days.

As a graduate working for a startup, my salary wasn't up to 100k. However, I strongly believed that I could do much better than I was earning if I took the bold step.

Finally, I did and that decision was my toughest ever, but it turned out my best career decision.

Funnily enough, my former colleagues are still earning the same salary some 3 years later. I cannot even talk about how the naira/dollar exchange rate has made my job better, the exposure I get and free time at my disposal.

Now, I get plenty of rest and look so fresh

No jumping into Lagos traffic.

The truth is, no guts, no glory

ogbenifamouz:
I worked in a certain hotel where I was used like slave, my working hours was 5:30am to 10pm extending to 2am at night after taking stock and reconciliating account, and it goes on in perpetually, after some 3weeks I borrow myself brain and used my legs to run as fast as I could...the funny part was dat I left the salary for them, can't kill myself

motionarena:
Hi guys will like to know

Have you quit your job before because you where fed up and not necessarily because you found another place.

I am thinking of doing same would like to know from experience how did you cope before finding something else to do.

motionarena:
Hi guys will like to know

Have you quit your job before because you where fed up and not necessarily because you found another place.

I am thinking of doing same would like to know from experience how did you cope before finding something else to do.

motionarena:
Hi guys will like to know

Have you quit your job before because you where fed up and not necessarily because you found another place.

I am thinking of doing same would like to know from experience how did you cope before finding something else to do.

motionarena:
Hi guys will like to know

Have you quit your job before because you where fed up and not necessarily because you found another place.

I am thinking of doing same would like to know from experience how did you cope before finding something else to do.

motionarena:
Hi guys will like to know

Have you quit your job before because you where fed up and not necessarily because you found another place.

I am thinking of doing same would like to know from experience how did you cope before finding something else to do.

Incognito403:

I quit my job without hope of another job. Today, I'm living better than I ever thought. And it's not just me. I have many friends who did such, too.

Note: all my friends and I are into pure legit hustles.

You must be wondering where the motivation came from. It's simple. When you look at your current miserable job, pay and standard of living then look at people who have spent all their lives in that career/job but none of them's life is close to what you want for yourself 10yrs from now let alone 35yrs from now, then you know you're not on the right track.

It's simple.

SoNature:
motionarena, I have.

When I stumbled into a thread discussing freelancing on Nairaland, I couldn't sleep for days.

As a graduate working for a startup, my salary wasn't up to 100k. However, I strongly believed that I could do much better than I was earning if I took the bold step.

Finally, I did and that decision was my toughest ever, but it turned out my best career decision.

Funnily enough, my former colleagues are still earning the same salary some 3 years later. I cannot even talk about how the naira/dollar exchange rate has made my job better, the exposure I get and free time at my disposal.

Now, I get plenty of rest and look so fresh

No jumping into Lagos traffic.

The truth is, no guts, no glory