27 episodes
The Quit Work Podcast Mark Jeffery
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15-minute conversations with people who have quit their job and gone their own way. I’m Mark, and every week I talk to someone who has taken the bold step of quitting their job to start living their true life. The idea is to inspire you to live your true life, whatever that might mean to you. Subscribe now to join me for a fresh conversation every week.
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The future is freelance: ways to work independently with Maya Middlemiss
Maya is interested in the future of work. She has long been a freelance writer, a worker from home, and a British ex-pat in Spain working as an e-resident of Estonia, so she knows a thing or two about solopreneurship, working from home and digital nomadism.
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Taking a mini‑retirement to travel because, well, why not? with Kat and Sam
Kat and Sam loved their jobs. And yet, one day, they both quit, to take a year-long mini-retirement in Latin America. Because, well, why not? They'd learnt that If you save, you can take a year of travel every decade of your life, an idea that sounded amazing to them!
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How to negotiate a higher salary on your way to Coast FIRE with A from Growing Her Wealth
A from Growing Her Wealth is totally on top of her finances at the age of 27. She's aiming for Coast FIRE by the age of 30. How did she get here? Well, if you haven't renegotiated your salary recently, you really need to hear A's advice on growing your wealth!
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How to quit work in your twenties with Sophie
Sophie quit her government job in her twenties to go into extremely early retirement. How? Through her real estate investments, occasional part-time work, and some seriously frugal living. Liberated from social pressures of working life, Sophie's finally allowing herself to be who she wants to be!
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Escaping endless meetings to go solo in software with Tudor Todorescu
Tudor had always wanted to make his own products, but in his job as a software developer, he found himself in endless meetings, talking rather than building. Here's how he was able to quit his job and turn his side projects into fully-fledged products.
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Quitting on Twitter: from tweet to quit in 5½ hours with Goutham Jay
Goutham Jay put out a tweet at 10am one Wednesday saying: I think this might be it. By 3:30pm, Goutham had handed in his resignation. From tweet to quit in 5-1/2 hours: here's how Goutham did it!