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I know several people who make it work, but the reality is most need a financial cushion before leaving their job 😅 Quitting everything overnight without savings is risky because the first few months almost never generate decent income, and there are unexpected expenses (taxes, platforms, marketing). What you see succeeding on social media is the 5% who actually made it; the rest are struggling quietly. My recommendation: start building your business on the side while you're still working, see if it actually works, and once you have consistent customers and money saved up, then go for it.

I tried this a few years back and I almost went broke! The thing is, I started with no savings, I was banking on income coming in quick and it was a disaster the first 6 months. Now I've got a decent emergency fund and things work way better, but that's only because I went back to work while building the business on the side.

The harsh reality is most online businesses need time to take off, and without cash in the bank you end up stressed, making bad decisions or worse, getting into debt. If you really wanna do it man, get yourself that cushion first - even just a few months of expenses saved up - and keep your job while you figure out if the business actually works!

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