I’ve been offered a trainee position at a major insurance company to become an insurance advisor. High salary, quick onboarding – very “appealing” on the surface.
Still, I have a bad gut feeling. The whole process felt rushed, with some pressure and big promises of money – but also long hours and hard work. It doesn’t feel entirely real.
I have nothing against insurance – but it’s not my passion. Bitcoin is. And I’m wondering if this is really the right path for me.
How would you approach a decision like this?
Appreciate any honest thoughts.
You can do both if you put your mind to it, luckily for everyone involved in Bitcoin, it gives you the freedom to do other things and it also gives you the time to explore other fields too. To survive in the crypto space you need extra funds extra source of income to enable you hold on to your Bitcoin investment without any interruption, since you know that the salary is attractive I suggest you accept the offer and still pursue your passion which is Bitcoin.
From this thread I'm guessing you are still in the crypto space and trust me when I tell you that you need extra funds so that you can invest more in Bitcoin, being an investor in Bitcoin and making it your only source of income is a very bad idea, more like a bad investment plan, because investing in Bitcoin is more profitable if you holding for a long term and when an emergency arises you might be forced to pull out your investment sooner than later, so take the offer buddy.