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Quitting Your 9–5 Is Just Math
Most dudes overcomplicate leaving their job. The truth: its literally just math.
Let me break it down with coaching as the example
The Problem of a 9–5 Coach
If you’re stuck in a job, your main problem is time.
Because the effect of basically no time is:
- Low traffic (you can’t create much content)
- Low sales (because you don’t have leads)
- No delivery (because you can’t sell in the first place)
So the cycle continues…
The Cheat Code = Hire a VA
Most 9–5ers forget the ONE advantage they already have: Money.
Instead of spending $200 on nights out, new games, or BS distractions, pay a Virtual Assistant $200/month to send DMs for you.
You still have yourr paycheck and you still have time.
But now you also have leverage.
The Math That Changes Everything
Worst case:
- VA does 100 DMs/day = 2,200 per month
- Even with bad conversion rates, that’s ~1 sale/month
- At high-ticket ($3–5k), that’s $3–5k per month … while you’re still at your job
Realistic case:
- 120 DMs/day = 3,600 per month
- ~8 sales/month
- That’s ~$24k per month from ONE VA
👉 Best case (with trust ecosystem):
- 150 DMs/day = 4,500 per month
- ~20 sales/month
- That’s ~$60k per month
And you’re not the one slaving away sending DMs.
The Point:
Quitting your 9-5 isn’t magic or luck.
It’s literally math + leverage.
If you’re serious about this game, stop wasting your paycheck on BS and start buying back your time.
Question for you guys:
Would you rather grind solo for months with “free” effort, or spend $200 to shortcut years of struggle?
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Quitting Your 9–5 Is Just Math
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