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Okay, this question is from Tallinn. I'm struggling with quitting my job. I absolutely hate. I've been flipping items on ebay for almost two years. I turned $20 into 44. 4400 revenue monthly.
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One more time.
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I've been flipping items.
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No, I heard that part. The math.
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Oh. I turned $20 into 4400 revenue monthly. I've also started another business on the side. I work 14 hours a day. I haven't been able to make my full income yet. I've been stuck with not having more time for meetings and sourcing due to my job. My theory is if I quit and risk it double down, I can at minimum double my revenue to live on.
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That's right.
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But I'm stuck because my debt is high and I pay for my house.
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What the fuck does that have to do with anything? Think about how he broke that down. My intu. Anybody that can make that kind of money part time while having a job, when they quit their job and go all in, he's going to triple his revenue.
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Also, he's 27 years old.
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Yeah, he has to quit this. I'm honestly, I'm deciding not to go on a rant. Cause all the rants are the same at this point. Everyone's a fuck face and just needs to fucking stop being scared of shit and stop judging everyone else. Start judging yourself and being accountable. As a matter of fact, I'm never doing this show anymore. Here we go. I'm gonna break it down. All of you are scared. Cause you overvalue people's opinions. All of you are judging everybody but yourself. You're not fucking accountable. You point fingers, not thumbs. And you don't realize how lucky you are. Thank you. I'm never doing this show that.
Podcast Summary: The GaryVee Audio Experience
Episode: TRAILER: Should you quit your job to go all-in on your side hustle? | Tea with GaryVee Ep #79
Host: Gary Vaynerchuk
Release Date: August 9, 2025
In this trailer episode of "Tea with GaryVee," Gary Vaynerchuk addresses a pressing question from a listener contemplating whether to leave a stable job to fully commit to a burgeoning side hustle. The conversation delves into the challenges of balancing a day job with entrepreneurial aspirations and the psychological barriers that prevent individuals from taking the leap into full-time entrepreneurship.
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A listener from Tallinn reaches out with a dilemma: despite disliking their current job, they have been dedicating significant time to flipping items on eBay. Over nearly two years, they’ve impressively turned a $20 investment into $4,400 in monthly revenue. Additionally, the listener has initiated another side business, working 14-hour days, yet struggles to scale due to the constraints of their full-time job. High debt and mortgage payments further complicate their decision to quit the stable income.
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Gary responds passionately, challenging the listener’s hesitations. He emphasizes the listener's proven capability to generate income part-time and predicts that committing fully could potentially triple their revenue. Gary criticizes the prevalent fear and overvaluation of others' opinions that hold aspiring entrepreneurs back. He stresses personal accountability and self-judgment over external judgments.
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Gary wraps up the trailer by reiterating his stance against fear and self-doubt. He urges listeners to embrace accountability and take decisive action towards their entrepreneurial goals. His candid and no-nonsense approach serves as a motivational push for aspiring entrepreneurs contemplating significant life changes to pursue their passions fully.
Closing Thoughts: Gary’s emphatic advice underscores the importance of self-belief and proactive decision-making in entrepreneurship. By sharing his unfiltered perspective, he aims to inspire listeners to break free from constraints and realize their full potential.
This trailer episode sets the stage for an in-depth discussion on the crossroads between maintaining financial stability and pursuing entrepreneurial dreams. Gary Vaynerchuk’s forthright advice serves as a catalyst for listeners to evaluate their own situations and make informed, courageous decisions about their careers and passions.