Solid Advice Versus Phenomenal Advice

I just read a thread concerning a fellow Warrior who was pretty down about his job. He has a wife to support, and a small child to support too.

Now hear this: solid advice says, hold onto your job. Pay bills, support da fam, and start slowly building a part time venture. Most people will offer this advice, to him. I did.....but...I wanted to expand, and talk about offering phenomenal advice.

Phenomenal advice, based on my experience, would be, quit the job, to be driven so tremendously to succeed, that you do stuff that few people on earth do(comment on 100 blogs daily, publish 60 posts daily....or any of the other stuff I've done lol...), and get phenomenal results.

Solid advice: your family will be happy that you have some perceived stability. You'll pay bills, everybody will be comfy, but you'll be miserable. This is a conscious choice, to be miserable, based on following solid advice.

Phenomenal advice: your family will be happy that you gave yourself a chance to be financially free, and a millionaire, and they'll be elated that you didn't take a big risk, but gave yourself and the fam the most special opportunity of your life Of course, before the fam is happy, there may be some tremendous trying times...most people fear these trying times so much, they can't even envision the nightmares of going broke, and their family suffering, without getting nauseous....so no way do I judge them! Because I know the feeling, damn well....

Most advice offered on Warrior is solid, but is usually colored with our own individual fears. My advice included I went through the nightmares of being down to pennies, yet I'll be living in Fiji, on the ocean, for 4 months, in a few days. In many ways, my faith trumped my fears, because I'm doing stuff few people every do.

The ONLY reason why, is because I reached those lows(from following PHENOMENAL advice, instead of solid advice).....I never would have published 4000 blog posts, and made money online at my clip, by holding on, to some low energy job, that sapped the life out of me.

So, that's my experience. I'd offer the solid advice, to keep the job....but if you look at life as a 1 time deal, and would like to live in places like Bali, and Fiji, and Phuket, and Costa Rica, and Kathmandu, and the 10 other countries I've lived in for months on end....or if you want money to NEVER be an issue again...well hell, you better follow the phenomenal advice lol!

Thanks guys for the great chats recently, good stuff here!

Surf's up in Phuket, see ya later!