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  • Rated by kikolani on Jun 26, 8:50am

    From the page: "If you ever want to break out of the rat race and be your own boss, there's no better time than when you have a cushy job."

  • Rated by garyb23 on Jun 25, 11:17am

    these are the questions I'm constantly fighting with. to stay at the stable cushy job or embark upon greener pastures... hmmmm

  • Rated by edragonu on Jun 25, 7:20am

    should I stay or should I go? As an entrepreneur, I mean, that's the fundamental question of this article. Great reading.

  • Rated by promotionworld on Jun 25, 12:28am

    From the page: "As more time passes, you feel comfortable and at ease with your job. You find yourself able to finish all of your work in an 8 hour day. You have more free time to spend at home. Things become cushy. Is it time to leave?"

  • Rated by MarcAndAngel on Jun 24, 3:42pm

    ;-) I'd say take the challenge.

  • Rated by brmarcus on Jun 24, 7:24am

    If you want to be your own boss someday, it pays to stay in your current job and start to do things on the side to build you new business.

  • Rated by Purple-Girl on Jun 24, 5:00am

    I am staying at my cushy job for about 6 more months. Saving as much money as I can for my war chest and working on my websites bringing in a full time income to replace that job. A lot of work now, but freedom will soon be here.

  • Rated by Dislja on Jun 24, 3:39am

    i've been debating this very idea

  • Rated by wchingya on Jun 23, 10:31pm

    Very well shared. Although one may have a different perspective on this issue, personally, always aiming for a meaningful and productive life. Use the extra time and energy for self-improvement, you may be surprised on how far you could go with it.