The $25M question

Should you leave the corporate rat race or should you stay?

I ignored the $25M question for too many years.

I was scared. I had responsibilities (wife and kids). ?

I wasn’t entrepreneurial (or so I thought)?

And my life was good. Really good (on the surface anyway)

The corner office job, nice house in the suburbs, late model cars, expensive vacations, you know the drill - heck you're probably living that right now.

BUT there was an ugly truth lying underneath all of that.

A nagging feeling

A constant voice in my head

A desire for more.

A realisation that I was born for more (only I didn’t know what or how to get it).

The long hours building someone else’s wealth, the sacrifice, the compromise, had taken its toll.

It was soul sapping. I wasn’t who I wanted to be.? I wasn’t living the life I wanted to live.? I wasn’t making the impact I wanted to make.

I realised I was living for the future.? For what I was apparently creating by hustling and grinding

And that isn’t living. That’s existing. That’s hoping. That’s wishing.

So I decided to do what I want, when I want, where I want, how I want and with whom I want instead.

I decided to be passion driven, and to let my feelings and values guide me.

The result….

A life I wouldn’t trade for anything - not even $25M...

A thriving business, working 8 hours a WEEK with clients I love

Location free - which means I can follow the sand, surf and sun

The best shape of my life (at 47) competing with the 20 something in the sport I love

Deep relationships with my wife and kids, an abundance of time to rest, recharge and grow

And more than enough money to enable ALL the moments and experiences I want.

The 9-5 would never have provided me with this. NEVER EVER.

But discovering my unfair advantage and using it to help and serve others did.

And it was a whole lot more fun along the way too.

It's not just me either, I've seen it work for over 1200 clients who have experienced their own unique version of that since then too.

Not one of them has regretted the decision to break free, although ALL of them said they wished they'd started earlier.

So, I’ll ask again…

Should you leave the corporate rat race or should you stay?

If you want to stay, cool, have at it, each to their own. I won't judge.

But if you want to explore leaving, to see what you could do instead, then send me a DM.

It's that easy. A message and I'll be in touch.

Fraser

P.S. I help men discover and use their unfair advantage to create MORE money, impact and freedom. Typically that means starting a business (based on your unfair advantage) or tweaking an existing one).

So far I've helped >1200 men (and a handful of women) over the past 12 years. Successful people that simply felt like they were dialling it in and knew they were destined for more. If that sounds like you, send me a DM and I'll share more about what I do. If it resonates, then we can talk about how, if not, that's cool, I'll point you in the right direction.