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use your 9 to 5, to fund your 5 to 9, to get out of your 9 to 5.

Me: I’ll just read for 5 minutes. Also me: 30 pages later—Well, that escalated quickly." 😅📘

The questions was : “What is your 5-9 after your 9-5?” Most unhinged place on the Internet

“Being a video editor is 90% cutting out ‘umm’s, 5% syncing audio, and 5% questioning if the client will even notice the color grade I spent 2 hours on 😅”

Why is there a lot of downplay on 9-5 jobs? There's nothing wrong in it for the general market.

Your 9-to-5 is more risky than my startup. At least I know my income is volatile. You just think your job is secure until one reorg or AI update wipes you out.

Is anyone here planning to drop out or has already dropped out of college to pursue their dreams of launching a startup?

What would you choose: the rest of your life working 9 to 5 with a 3 to 6% annual increment, or making another niche-oriented software with one killer feature that already has a proven user base?