What do you do for a living?

I own a media buying business. I've never really worked 9 to 5, really not my thing.

The logic of having an employee is that they make you more money that you spend for them. I find it weird to be doing work worth 10-20k per month and get 3k salary in return. So I have major issues with 9-5 jobs :/
 
I used to be a developer and later on business strategy consultant, but these days I can comfortably work from home as a freelance PPC specialist. My own prices. My own schedule. It's great, although it wasn't easy at first. Planning on starting my own agency 2020-ish.
 
I own a media buying business. I've never really worked 9 to 5, really not my thing.

The logic of having an employee is that they make you more money that you spend for them. I find it weird to be doing work worth 10-20k per month and get 3k salary in return. So I have major issues with 9-5 jobs :/
If everyone thinks same way, how will you get employees?
 
I coined the term "Corporate Arbitrage" for what I do. I fall in between of hating actually working for someone else whilst also hating the corporate lifestyle so I have a replicable system of sorts for startups where I start and scale a venture to a certain size, get a valuation and sell it all within a few years so I can avoid the transition stage from an "entrepreneur" to an "executive". It's a stage that's unavoidable for all ventures and it's actually harder than most people think. I simply prefer the more agile work environment or perhaps I haven't matured enough for office politics.
 
8-5 job offline (still in the IM and IT sector)

CPA, print on demand and IG pages online :^)
 
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