I don t want to go to work every day, how can I support myself without going to work?

Before the age of 30, the average person does not have the capital not to go to work, and after the age of 30, it is possible not to go to work when the financial resources, professional skills, and social experience are mature.

However, entrepreneurship requires a person to have a lot of excellent qualities, and many people are not suitable for entrepreneurship and still need to continue to learn and work hard.

Not going to work is selfish, a person can only pay attention to his inner world, but can not pay attention to social development, life interests, is a kind of inertia, need to realize that serving the society and getting paid is a kind of happiness.

You can also choose to start your own business, or do some business on your own, so that you can support yourself without having to go to work.

If your family is in a better situation, you can support yourself without going to work every day.

If you don't have money at home, you don't even have a house. If you don't go to work, you won't be able to support yourself.

Unless you rely on your parents to gnaw at the old.

So if your family conditions are not very good, you must go to work, even if you earn a little less than no income.

If you don't want to go to work and can support yourself, it must be very, very difficult, and you must have to go to work.

If you don't go to work, you have to have a skill, otherwise how can you survive.

1. The family is rich, there are many shops and properties for rent under the name, and a lot of rent is earned every month; 2. Engage in freelancing, pick up manuscripts or write at home; 3. Choose to do e-commerce, e-commerce does not need to go to work, and the time is relatively free.

When I changed jobs this time, I kept thinking about whether it would be okay if I didn't go to work. Of course, not going to work doesn't mean not working, it's just that I'm a little tired of clocking in.

The end result, of course, was no, so I joined again. Because I didn't know how I was going to support myself if I didn't go to work, I found that I didn't have any other skills to support myself than to go to work.

That's when I realized why I was so anxious at work. I found that my job was highly substitutable, and I was afraid that I would lose my job in middle age, and then I would have nothing to do and would not be able to support myself. At that time, I understood the importance of a side hustle that everyone has always talked about, especially in the context of the pandemic.

I still haven't found a side hustle that I can do, but I've found the problem and I'm trying to take a different path. And I also began to save money for financial management, and in adult society, money is the confidence to choose.

I calculated that if one day I lost my job or really didn't want to work anymore and planned to go back to my hometown, how much income would I need to support myself? Fortunately, the standard of living in my hometown is not high, and I feel that this goal will not be particularly difficult to achieve, and I am working hard to achieve it. It's not that I will quit if I achieve my goal, but if I achieve this goal, I can choose more freely, and I can work more confidently and relaxed.

Now everyone is talking about the concept of postponing gratification and retiring early, and I am also very tempted. But what I want to retire is not to go home and lie down, but to no longer have to clock in and out, to support myself with passive income from free work and financial management, not to pursue high material comforts, and to have enough time for myself, which is my goal.

Give yourself 5 years to gradually achieve this goal, and until then, work hard, live well, and try a lot.