Quitter: Closing the Gap Between Your Day Job & Your Dream Job

De: Jon Acuff

Narrado por: Jon Acuff

Duración: 5 h y 45 m

Resumen del Editor

Have you ever felt caught between the tension of a day job and a dream job? That gap between what you have to do and what you'd love to do? All too often, we hear that dreaming big means you quit your day job, sell everything you own, and move to Guam. But what if there were a different way? What if you could blow up your dream without blowing up your life? What if you could go for broke without going broke? What if you could start today? What if you already have everything you need to begin? From figuring out what your dream is to quitting in a way that exponentially increases your chance of success, Quitter is full of inspiring stories and actionable advice. This book is based on 12 years of cubicle living and my true story of cultivating a dream job that changed my life and the world in the process. It's time to close the gap between your day job and your dream job. It's time to be a Quitter.

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You need a game plan, Jon has you covered!

Jon’s real life approach to how to turn your dream job into your full time job is amazing! Sometimes you just need someone to tell you like it is and help you see the whole picture. Jon will help you with that. Please check out his other books too! They are just as amazing!!

This book came to me in the right time

I’m in the process of signing a contract to join a Business Consulting Firm while in the same time busy with establishing my own business. I used to hate a Job and I’ve been jumping from one job to another since 2013. Your book has came to me in the right time to kill the confusion I have for about 3 years ago and has opened my eyes to a new reality ( new me). From the bottom of my heart, thank you and may Allah bless you with all blessings.
Regards

Pretty good

It was enjoyable listen but what I gained was only average. The concepts behind not quitting your current job until you are fully ready was well broken down and plenty of analogies/real life examples.

Very good read.

Explaining the transition from your job to dream job was outstanding. Embedded with that is to have respect and integrity toward your current job while understanding it's a means to the end goal. Great job Jon!

Style and Grace

I'd first met Jon while listening to Dave Ramsey podcasts.
I had originally purchased this book as part of a set and I shelved it.
I'm glad I did because it made me get this recording whose extra content alone was worth the price of admission.
This book is for people looking for a more fulfilling career whether that's where they are right now or where they want to be.
This book is most definitely worth your time

Good Enough :)

This is a hilarious and inspirational book, I started listening to it and couldn't stop, finished it in one day. I have recommended to all my family and friends.

Just what I needed to hear.

He hit all the points I had been contemplating. Also addressed some things I hadn’t thought of. This book gave me a workable timeline for the big leap.

freestyle

it is like talking to your older brother that tells you hard facts of life.

Solid counsel!

Loved this! Wish I had read it a couple of years ago. Very affirming and practical; and gave me permission to be free to pursue my dream while having peace in taking care of my "4 walls"..Thank you!

Practical book on your dream job and your current job

I loved this book. At first (and throughout) the author sounds like a big kid. It was hard to take him seriously at first. Then you realize that he has some good real-life experience and he's learned some really insightful lessons. What I love is that he also reminds us to look for the good in our current jobs and how that keeps you going until you have your dream job. It's a perspective I had not heard before. But really, it's how practical the advice is that I liked. It's literally a how-to not just theory. He admits his mistakes in a funny way and the listener can picture these things happening. I might listen to it again right away to better capture some of the learnings.