I knew when they said, “Come in for the meeting” I was dead.

I said, “Can we meet at a cafe?”

“No. Come in.” I was fired. And humiliated. And had to clean up and walk out. Nobody said goodbye. I had nothing to do and no plans,
The guy who fired me is dead now. Life is short.

I feel like every time I have a job, something is taken from me. Something that was once special. And I never found them again.

When you’re dead, nobody will care how many hours you put in at the office.

It seems like every year I write a “10 reasons to quit your job this year.” But there are different reasons. The reasons are adding up.

We all quit our farms 400 years ago to have apprenticeships. We all quit the apprenticeships to work in the factories. And we quit the factories to join the cubicle army of Corporatism of the 20th Century.

When I graduated college, corporatism was supposed to protect me.

Feed me, give me meaningful work, help me improve, and then lightly drift me to shore in a safe suburb, happy and content.
And then corporatism died.

The reasons why you should quit are also the reasons why things are going to get a lot better. I’ll get to that…

10 REASONS YOU NEED TO QUIT YOUR JOB THIS YEAR

10) SALARIES ARE DISAPPEARING
Average income for people ages 18–35 has gone from $36,000 to $33,000 since 1992.

This is not political There was a Democrat, a Republican, a Democrat, and now a Republican.
This trend is not going away.

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