The rich don't work on hourly pay

There is nothing wrong getting into a career and figuring out you don't want to do it for 60 years. I love being a nurse. Let's get that out there. I love patient care. I love it. Okay, I love my job, but I cannot do it for 60 fucking years. Or 40 years. And that's just like, physically impossible. I feel like. Those nurses that are old, they've been doing nursing for forever. They have a lot of fucking problems here and in their fucking physical body. I don't want that for myself. Okay? I want to be a cute old lady. Still going to Pilates. And I want that $400 a month thing. And so I created an LLC. And this is why I love the grind because I'm doing my nursing job, but I also have all these ideas. I made $4,000 last year with my business. Got monetized on TikTok this year. So this is going. And then I'm gonna dissolve my LLC, get an S Corp so I can have multiple things underneath one. And there's a lot of cool shit underneath an S Corp that you can do to help you even more rich. Not cheating the system, but like the rich don't play the game that we play. My kids will grow up in a million dollar house or two million. Like whatever it is, they will grow up in. And clocking in and out on an hourly pay is not gonna get me there. And I figured that out. The first year of nursing. I was like, I gotta figure shit out. And it's okay. Like, I still love it. I still love my patients and patient care. But I know I can't do it for 40 years because it's just not gonna get me to where I want to go. And I want it all. I want it all. And there's nothing wrong with that. And if you have that desire, you shouldn't feel bad for working your job and also moonlighting. And doing something else. And that makes the grind so fucking worth it because I know the goals that I'm working towards. And like, it's so fulfilling. Just like having an abundance of ideas and having an abundance of like, oh, I can do this. And I can do that. And it's also like the belief in yourself. I believed in myself to go through nursing school. I did it. I believed in myself to go through all this. And I believe in myself to get even further. And I think that's so beautiful. And I think that actually makes me a better nurse because I'm so driven. And like, I have so much purpose behind the shift. And like, if this is your sign, that it's okay. To figure out you want to do more with your life.