Don’t become an entrepreneur
Sarah has worked at Guardian Technologies for nearly a decade now. She started out her career at the company as an entry-level sales associate and has since worked her way up to a sales executive.
She makes well over $100,000 a year, loves her team, her company and her life as a whole.
When her more entrepreneurial friends poke fun at her for being a “nine-to-fiver” or “not dreaming big enough” she doesn’t mind. In fact, she finds it amusing.
She deeply respects her friend’s drive to build the next Apple or Facebook… but she couldn’t be happier with her job and her life.
She gets nights and weekends off as she watches her friends spend most of their “free time” working.
During her late twenties, she has been able to cross countless destinations off her travel bucket list with a hefty 4-weeks worth of vacation each year, while her friends have been locked up in their apartments building and rebuilding and then rebuilding some more after that.
Not to mention… when she hits her bonuses… she makes more than them combined. But, who is counting?
