that sounds good and realistic.

@2012 could you please answer these two questions:

1. What is your personality? (Give a brief description of your most prominent qualities)

2. What is your risk base? (List here dependents/ debts etc)

2012 before you decide, make sure that its nothing to do with midlife crisis.Then :
1.Have savings which can cover 6 monthly expenses rent, food, fare/fuel loan repayment if any.

2.Agree with your partner before quitting to seek her /his support.

3.Be sure to readjust your living conditions like say moving to a cheaper house as you look for another income generating activity.

4.Make sure that the income generating activity is up and running for about 3 months before quiting.

5.If its looking for another job , first secure the job then quit the current one.If its business refer to point number 4.

Did you hear of that prominent organization right here in Nairobi which asked staff members to repay the bonus they were paid last December as the former management had cooked the books to show good profits.

My buddies resolve to quit work was reignited when the first deduction was done last month.

i had planned to quit my job in 2007 in anticipation of a clean election and an ever growing higher and higher real estate boom..

by october 2007 though 3 months to the election all my clients disappeared.. i had to keep my job to get through to december hoping that immediately after the election purse strings will get loose and the property developers (my clients) will be back..

then immediately kibaki got sworn-in in the dark... the country started burning... infact by the end of january.. instead of quitting we offered to take lower pay at the company i was working at to keep our jobs..

i am just saying business has cycles... the election cycle is one of the most important...

the other cycle you need to be aware of is the annual xmas cycle where all your clients disappear by the 10th of december and you better have reserves to last through to the end of january... if ill prepared these 3 months can break you.. noting xmas spending and school fees.. not forgetting that crazy event on the 14th of feb..