Am I working for my business or is my business working for me? I thought as a business owner,

you can do whatever you want. I'm like, damn. We were told, hey, don't worry about student loans.

You'll make it up over time. And it was fucking lie. They get a lot of fulfillment out of running their

business. But it's not particularly enjoyable. Go all in. One thing. Zero or nothing. So I was like, all right, batch all these videos. I looked at my calendar, and it just filled me with dread. Money is the new meaning? Absolutely not. I can in fact

do whatever I want. If you ever get a sense that what you're doing is draining your energy,

that will negatively compound over the long term. The most purposeful thing I ever did in my life.

I'm Cody Sanchez, and this is the Big Deal podcast for those who don't just want to be rich,

but be free and are actually willing to do the things that it takes to get there.

I run a portfolio of boring businesses that do nine figures and a media company called

Contraring Thinking.

Okay, this week, I am going deep into one thing, which is, should you tell your boss to pound sand and quit the job

you hate?

Or should you keep doing it and why?

I think you're going to like this episode.

We got both sides of the equation hammering out their opinions on it.

There's not just one right answer, but we're going to give you the answer we think by the end of this podcast.

Contrarian idea. Let's start with an idea you might hate. What's our idea this week, Rachel?

So you tweeted that college is overrated and overpriced. It costs $24,000 to graduate from Harvard,

and it costs $0 to learn.

Marketing on YouTube, finance reports, and breakdowns on Twitter, stock analysis via

newsletters, expert experience on podcasts.

Let the sheet pay $250,000 while we earn.

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