The corporate dream wasn't what I thought...

Working at a big company was my dream since I was young. But I was about to find out it wasn’t what I thought...   You know ... Most people have the wrong preconception of corporate life. It's not their fault though... There are so many TV series that show corporate life in a way that's not real. They make it seem like this epic adventure where new things happen every day. Every day, each employee needs to make life-changing decisions. They need to figure out ways to solve complex problems and save the day. Like the brilliant college dropout working for a talented lawyer. Or... A successful executive working at an important advertising agency in the 1960s. All these shows made you think... "I want to have that job someday". At least, that was what I thought just before graduating college. Back then, working at a big company was my ultimate goal. I wanted to be like these people. I wanted that lifestyle filled with emotions and new adventures every day. And when I finally got that dream job, I thought my life was about to change forever. But I was about to find out that... Things don't work that way. Corporate life wasn't this amazing experience all TV shows showed. Not at all. Every day was boring and stressful. Same boring tasks. Repetitive procedures. Like a loop that just kept on repeating over and over again. Nothing even closely related to closing a multi-million dollar deal or making important decisions. Just a bunch of spreadsheets and Powerpoint presentations. To be honest, I think the most important decision I had to make was if I wanted an espresso or a latte for my break. Sure, I had a decent paycheck and was able to buy really nice things. And still... I felt sad and unfulfilled. Like my life had no real meaning. All while hearing the same voices in my head saying... "You should be thankful for the job you have. Not many people have one". "Bear with it. This is what real life looks like". I knew I needed something more. I just didn't want to keep living like this. But, I felt as if something was stopping me from taking action. That's when I realized. I had to break my old paradigms. My whole life, I had been thought that having a corporate was what I should aim for. That's what my parents said. What my teacher told me to do. Everything outside of that was out of the question. Problem was I never really felt that was the right path for me. See , I had a dream. To start a blog about productivity & personal development called Lifehack. The idea was that one day, I would be to make a living from that and live life on my terms. But I had never taken action on it. All because those mental paradigms I was trapped in were holding me back. A voice in my head telling me it was a waste of time. That I should stop dreaming and focus on keep climbing the corporate ladder. If I wanted to have a full and meaningful life, I needed to set myself free. And so I did. I decided to get rid of those negative beliefs. They would no longer stop me from achieving what I wanted. I decided I was going to take action and pursue my goal. So, I finally created my website and started writing articles to help people. What happened next was amazing... After just a few months, my site started growing like crazy. All of a sudden, thousands of people were writing me emails saying how an article I wrote changed their lives. The paradigms I had made me think nobody would care for what I had to say. That only my mom would read my blog. As it turned out, that wasn't true. Now, that crazy idea was a reality... And was generating almost the same amount as my corporate job. That's when I knew making a tough decision was getting close. I'll tell you about that another day. For now, I want to give you something... It's a free book I wrote called the "3 Step Guide to Break Free And Design the Life You Want" Inside this book, I'll teach you how to break the limitations that are holding you back and start living life on your terms. [Click here to download the book for FREE]( Sent to: {EMAIL} [Unsubscribe]( Lifehack, Unit 33554, PO Box 6945,, London, W1A 6US, United Kingdom