Leaving corporate for more fulfilling work

Julien and Kiersten Saunders are the authors of the award-winning and bestselling book, Cashing Out: Win The Wealth Game By Walking Away. The Cashing Out podcast is a series of conversations with experts, authors and friends on topics covered in the book.

In this podcast episode clip about leaving corporate America behind, The Hartzogs and Chris Browning share their views on the fulfilment they feel as entrepreneurs compared to what they felt while working as employees.

For Anthony, leaving his job was a matter of having achieved everything he wanted to in his old role, having the desire to achieve a personal goal and live life on his own terms. For Chris, leaving his job was also influenced by how much better he felt learning as an entrepreneur and by helping people who needed it compared to his life as an employee.

To learn more about The Hartzog’s visit @TheHartrimony . To learn more about Chris, visit @PopcornFinance

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Footage and locations seen in this series include:

-Barnes & Noble Metairie
-Audobon Park
-JamNola
-The Voodoo Museum
-Jackson Square
-Baldwin & Company Bookstore
-The Vintage coffee shop
-Turkey & The Wolf restaurant
-Drago’s Metairie
-Canopy, by Hilton
-Daquiri Run on 61
-Tava Indian Street Food
-St. Louis Cemetery

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