John Kim of Syncis-Escaping the Rat Race John Kim is the co-founder of Syncis, an American financial marketing organization that has helped thousands of families make educated monetary decisions since 2009. Before this, though, Mr. Kim worked for large financial organizations and, in doing so, he witnessed unfair treatment of middle- and low-income families. When he could no longer stand by and watch, John Kim left to establish Syncis with a fellow businessman, Les Schlais. In doing this, Mr. Kim escaped the “rat race” and began working toward a cause that he believes in. If you’d like to escape the rat race too, the following steps can help:
Decide. You cannot escape the rat race until you truly decide that you would like to move on. Write down your intentions of leaving, quit waiting for the “right” time and dedicate yourself. When you write your intentions, you should also make a list of the many reasons that you want to escape your situation. When you think of giving up, read your intentions and your list to remind yourself of your decision.
Plan. Once you’ve decided that you want to leave your position in the rat race, make your plan of escape. First, plan what you would like to do with your life instead of what you’re doing now. Next, write out your ultimate dreams for this endeavor. With your end goal recorded, you’re ready to start making a long, detailed plan of how to reach this goal. Your steps will change over time, but the important thing is to have them. Your plan gives perspective, hope and a heading toward your next step.
Act. Stop living in the hypothetical failures and risks that can arise when you imagine your escape and start acting instead. Read over your plan and find a small step that you can work toward whenever you begin to live in negative hypotheticals. The smallest steps, like making a list of services you would like to provide, or even refining a previous list, still count as action.
Persist. The path out of the rat race is never easy. While you’re establishing your other sources of income, you will likely work more and relax less. Even when you’re making enough money to quit your current position and make your exit, you’re still likely to work longer hours. You must persist through this, regardless of how difficult it feels.
Even though you’ve decided to escape the rat race, don’t quit your job until you’re ready. Being an entrepreneur does not mean becoming a starving artist. In fact, if you dedicate yourself, it might mean success like what John Kim has found with Syncis instead.
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