Doug and Carl review 4 listener case studies. Listener #1 loved his 38 year career. Listener #2 is only 27, but is ready to hang up the keyboard. Listener #3 wants advice on how to leave his job. Listener #4 makes the case for going part-time.
- Intro: Doug talks about his Never Nude Ken doll. Carl talks about what his Ken doll would look like.
- Steve LOVED his career and makes the case for work.
- Ryan LOVES to ski and at the age of 27, doesn’t want to work anymore. Is this a good idea?
- Zak wants to make the jump to freelance life and is looking for advice.
- Kevin part-times his way to happiness, even though it’s delaying his FI date.
Listener Question: If your net worth magically went to $100,000,000 tomorrow, would you still work? If so, what do you do and is your employer hiring? Leave your answer in the comments.
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0:00 Introduction
1:52 MHFI Dolls
6:36 Case Study 1 (Steve): Pro-Work
16:32 Case Study 2 (Ryan): Ski or work hard?
25:06 Case Study 3 (Zak): Freelancing
34:02 Case Study 4 (Kevin): Reduced schedule
40:53 Transitioning from work
47:29 What job would you work for $10MM?
55:43 Soundcheck - Barbie
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