I'm blind to give you a true finance.

Hey what's up everybody.

Welcome to the Financial Independence Podcast.

Last time I read through one of my old posts and it seemed to go down really well so I figured I'll do one more and this one is on a similar topic as the last one so I think it'll fit quite nicely and the one I'm going to read today is the power of

quitting and this was originally written way back in 2014 and it talks about how

I decided to leave my job to move back to Scotland with my Scottish wife and the

surprising thing that happened when I did hand in my resignation.

So hope you enjoy this one and I'll come back on at the end and give my feedback

because a few of you reached out after last episode and said yeah really enjoyed

listening to the old post but it'd be great to hear your take on it now,

considering, you know, it's now whatever, eight years later.

And I thought that was a great idea, so I'll be back after this, and I hope you enjoy the power of quitting.

I was nervous when I walked into the meeting room with my boss.

Breaking up is never easy to do, even when it's you that's doing the breaking up.

On my journey to financial independence I sometimes dreamt about the day I would be able to walk into my

boss's office and quit. On particularly bad days at work I would think about

all the things I would say and that would help make the hard times easier to get through.

As I sat there, though, chatting nervously about work, I mainly thought about the things that were good about my job.

It's amazing how you're able to see

something in a different light when you don't feel trapped by it. Yet another

unadvertised benefit of pursuing Fye I guess. Finally after enough

procrastination I just came out with it.

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