Am I The Only Girl Who Has NO Intention Of Working/Having A Career

Thanks soo much

My degree (imb) taught me alot about business excited to learn more. Just need to find my 'niche' in the mean time I'll keep saving part of my salary for my capital

Hmm contrary to popular belief, it's not a good idea to "quit your job", when you need it to fund your projects.

Especially for a 22-year old fresh out of university

Hmm contrary to popular belief, it's not a good idea to "quit your job", when you need it to fund your projects.

Especially for a 22-year old fresh out of university

You're welcome.

Yup! Some markets like finance, health, dating, technology and self-dev will always be "evergreen", so to speak. You'll find your niche, as long as people have a problem and you have the solution (your product), you'll be fine.

Keep saving up!

There are many ways to fund your projects... But I would quit it as she says she hates it! Its not worthy to live unhappy.

She may try to work full time on her bussiness and see if it succeeds fast, if it doesnt then i would find other temporary jobs, at least something different where she can learn new things and not what she is doing now and she does not enjoy

btw what inspired you I imagine you have a degree etc ?

Ahh right, well yeah in that way I'd suggest she gets another job lined up so at least she's happy where she's working. yup.

And this is the type of wife I want.

lol I'm gonna keep working.

Gonna start doing it on the side hopefully by the time I have kids (10 years) it's gonna be big enough!

*orders books on amazon*

I'm 22 now and it's slowly dawned on me that I have no intention of working/having a career. I find most work boring and I am simply not inspired by the rat race. I think I want to be a small business owner and a stay at home mother.

It seems with feminism most women just aren't looking to go down the 'small job, husband and babies' route anymore. Am I the only one who doesn't want to work...at all ?

Maybe a small online store or something and a husband and kids. Nothing more (?)

Anyone else ?

really ? don't you want a wife in IB ?

Nope, unfortunately I don't have a degree. Though I tried many things, mostly in the Science/Medicine field.

I get a good feeling knowing that my work actively helps people to lead better lives. I wanted to take it to the next level, I wanted to reach more people rather than those I knew face-to-face.

I decided to start writing about things I knew people struggled with; money management, relationships, self-esteem and confidence and even weight loss. As a matter of fact some of my original pieces of work started here on TSR.

Had a positive reception on here and I guess I just ran with it.

I want to own a small business so it isn't 'lazy'

'Small Business Owners' can make a lot of money online if they approach it right. You don't necessarily need a traditional career to be successful and live a good life.

My only advice to you, is to read, ALOT. Start jotting down as many ideas as you want for starting your own small enterprise or what not, the earlier you start the better.

Unless by your OP, you mean that you have no intention of doing any form of work for the rest of your life... then you'll probably struggle unless you have a very wealthy partner, but IMO handing the keys of your life to another person who isn't guaranteed to stay with you, is a very, very big risk.

I'd rather put all my money in stocks than do that. But that's just me.

You can do whatever you want at the end of the day, its your life.

And to those who have already been saying: "Is cuz feminism"...Grow up.

Feminism in this aspect, is about giving women the choice to do what they want in their working lives.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

I'm inspired!!

*imagines days in home office with baby in lap away from rat race*

Even as a man I want this. The idea of traditional work and a career just to pay the bills is what sent me into counselling. I despise the idea and would love nothing more than being a stay at home dad while I pursue my interest of writing. Like you, what work I do I'd like to do from home.

What I'm saying is, regardless of gender, you're not alone. While i have nothing to back this up, I'd bet good money that most people on earth would like the life of staying at home and raising a family, rather than doing something they hate just for the money to survive.

Best of luck to you!