"As the love of property investing grows, so the love of my profession wanes..."
Once I discovered that property investing was going to be my route out of the rat race (around 7 years ago), I have lost all interest in striving within my profession (day job). I have no interest in climbing the corporate ladder (AKA: spending more time in the office for limited gain). When my manager recently questioned my work ethic, instead of pushing me to work harder at my job, his pep talk instead pushed me to work harder at my property investing to hurry my path out of the rat race.
However, I am still at a stage, like many, where although the day job is not my future, it is still a very important (financial) part of my current life, and I need to not lose fact of the importance of that weekly salary still filtering in (for now...).
So the question I pose to those of you in a similar situation is:
How do you overcome or manage this disinterest in your day job?
Im really interested in others' experience with this.
Cheers
Lou.
www.significantimagery.com.au
Once I discovered that property investing was going to be my route out of the rat race (around 7 years ago), I have lost all interest in striving within my profession (day job). I have no interest in climbing the corporate ladder (AKA: spending more time in the office for limited gain). When my manager recently questioned my work ethic, instead of pushing me to work harder at my job, his pep talk instead pushed me to work harder at my property investing to hurry my path out of the rat race.
However, I am still at a stage, like many, where although the day job is not my future, it is still a very important (financial) part of my current life, and I need to not lose fact of the importance of that weekly salary still filtering in (for now...).
So the question I pose to those of you in a similar situation is:
How do you overcome or manage this disinterest in your day job?
Im really interested in others' experience with this.
Cheers
Lou.
www.significantimagery.com.au