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I haven't heard of someone who left their job because of bitcoin. But there are people who can focus on bitcoin and their jobs at the same time. I think if you want to focus try to manage your time and learn more about bitcoin.

I guess I have read somewhere in forum and also one of them is op as he decides and wants to pursue his goal with working full time in bitcoin. If you are focused with bitcoin, it's very easy to manage your time because you are working at your own convenience while staying on your home. But this needs a lot of thinking.

Not only thinking but will also require great level of skills and knowledge about the crypto world and if you don't have enough knowledge about it then never take a risk of getting full time in bitcoins by quitting your job as if you are a full timer in bitcoins then you also need to discover the multiple ways of earning bitcoins then only you can afford to get full time into it.

It's the basic and necessary for making bitcoin as your source of income. If you will decide to go full time in bitcoin and you don't have any knowledge with it, there's no sense of shifting to full time on it. And there's no eating of your words because in the end you will regret that you shifted if you are not prepared on it.

what you are telling is true that without knowledge if we do anything that will end in loss. so first you do your day job and bitcoin work same time and when you feel that you have enough knowledge and you are earning more then what you day job offers. Then you can start full time working for bitcoin and you can leave your day job.

If you can do it possible working bitcoin while at your day job that will be better. And that's what I've been doing as I'm a newly employed office worker, there will be times that no one is watching me so I prefer to work on bitcoin by that time and will check all the updates with my daily trading.

And that is what I am doing right now, make every minute count to earn more. I used to go out from work about passed two hours because of trying to make some posting to use the internet at the office. Grin

Plus the fact that I could do more posting because no one is around and it is silent, I can focus more. I am also a new employee and do not have my salary yet so it is better to have an income rather than going home early and merely sitting in front of the t.v.

Since I'm now working at office, I'm now trying to divert my free time into working to bitcoin. But I'm not going to quit my office job just for bitcoin because I know how to handle my time and it's good that you will have some other source of income. So my suggestion is don't sacrifice your real job if you can do both work.

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I agreed that bitcoin earned from signature campaign is not much but all this little bitcoin earned can be to offset some bills. I am trying to diversify some of the bitcoin I earned in signature campaign into trading that does not mean I am using signature campaign as a full time job. $30 BTC in a third world country is a huge amount of money in their local currency.

There were a lot in marketplace and ann yhreads that can be joined to for extra income same with trading and investing, it will jist a matter of strategy and hard work to really have income on it.