Leaving a Successful Career

The chapter discusses the process of leaving a successful career to pursue something new, emphasizing the importance of taking action and not waiting too long. It also highlights the role of answering questions from others and having an exit plan in making the decision.

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Are you a highly paid employee or professional? Does your current career allow you to earn substantial income? If so, would there be any reason for you to seek a different path? Would you like to become an entrepreneur or an investor?

In today's episode, Russ and Joey speak with Buck Joffrey, a surgeon turned entrepreneur and investor. Buck talks about his decisions and actions after reading Robert Kiyosakis's CASHFLOW Quadrant.

The book provides a guide for people who are ready to change their lives and change from one quadrant to another. Are you prepared to leave the life you've always known and pursue something better? The choice is yours.

Top three things you will learn:

The difference between an entrepreneur and an investor
How to pivot from your current career to entrepreneurship
How to take risks and make scary decisions to get what you want

About Our Guest:

Buck Joffrey is a surgeon turned serial entrepreneur. He is also the author of the international bestselling book “Seven Secrets of Eternal Wealth” and the host of the Wealth Formula Podcast.

Like Russ and Joey, Buck believes we must keep our money out of Wall Street. His mission is to teach professionals how to take advantage of their finances and invest outside traditional stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed on this podcast are solely those of the hosts and guests and do not constitute financial advice. Always consult a licensed professional for financial decisions.

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