Which do you prefer

[Kara3]

Working as a civil servants have always been my thing, I work from Monday to Friday which to me is normal, I feel proud doing it until I started trading bitcoin.

Trading started making me see things differently, because I no longer wait for my monthly salary, now I earn money daily and week, due to the kind of large amount of money I make in trading I fell out of love for my civil service job, because the money is small  but it is still a decent salary.

Note: in trading I earn base on performance, but even though the market is too bad, I still earn a decent amount of money out of it in a month base on my level in trading.

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

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[Nwada001]

Trading started making me see things differently, because I no longer wait for my monthly salary, now I earn money daily and week, due to the kind of large amount of money I make in trading I fell out of love for my civil service job, because the money is small  but it is still a decent salary.

You must be a professional in trading and might also be trading with huge capital for you to be earning that big.

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

I will prefer both; both earning options are essential to my financial growth, so as long as one is not restricting me from the other, I will gladly use both options.
Under the civil servant's job, I should or might be working in a field of specialization, which will be an added advantage to my career, and when one is doing what he loves, he derives joy from his work place.

On the trading part, I will do the little I can to work and trade at the same time. I know if I give it much of my time, the more I will perfect my skills, but that doesn't mean I will always be on the positive side of my orders.

The reason why I will have to keep both earnings coming is this: If I am to leave my civil servant job and focus on trading, now that I have lifted all my bills to be paid from my monthly salary, I will be surviving now on my daily earnings from trading, which is the most risky part of it. The level of caution you might be using when trading when you were working and now that you have made trading your full-time pay job won't be the same again.

You will want to make sure that you make some profit no matter what every single day and week, which will increase your chances of losing your trade. No more risk management procedures; all you care about is winning a trade. The more you continue losing and you remember that you don't have food at home, then emotion takes control. When you can't control your emotions, I guess you know what's next when you are trading under pressure.

[Zaguru12]

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Almost everyone wants to be their own boss and that is achievable with owning a business or trading. But both the latter and former are not easy to start up because one needs a capital. Although there are grants or loan that one could use to start up but the problem is the major risky of the business collapsing or losing everything on trading.

The government work comes with security and doesn’t need fund for business start up but government work also requires one to go through acquiring knowledge which is somewhat difficult for some people. Also the government work has its limitations because it doesn’t gives one freedom to earn more profit as you’re confined to only your salary or wages. I actually prefer the both but the business doesn’t need to exhausting one or one could just find sales person for the business.

[m2017]

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The problem with trading is that at one perfect moment, something can go wrong and you will lose everything you have earned. An unsuccessful deal, a sharp change in market trends, a negative news background, or some other force majeure circumstances that are not so rare in the crypto market. Don't forget that you are probably using some kind of exchange for trading, which means that your money is in their hands. I don't think you should be reminded of exchanges that have been hacked or crashed in the past.

So that's what I want to tell you. It's good that you've mastered a new way to make money, but to put it mildly, it's a little risky to rely on it completely. If I were you, then personally I would not be able to afford to give up a stable job / salary for the sake of trading and would prefer to combine. In principle, one does not interfere with the other. Moreover, the work of a civil servant has always been your passion, as you say.

[Hyphen(-)]

Trading started making me see things differently, because I no longer wait for my monthly salary, now I earn money daily and week, due to the kind of large amount of money I make in trading I fell out of love for my civil service job, because the money is small  but it is still a decent salary.

Trading Bitcoin is a very good thing to do, especially if you have good trading knowledge, as many people have testified that it is profitable. If not, I prefer holding my Bitcoin.

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

A steady and reliable source of income is very good; you cannot rely on the money you make in crypto trading because of the market situation and the risk involved in trading; therefore, I prefer a stable monthly salary that I am certain of over trading in which I could lose everything I own with a simple mistake.

I am not opposed to trading, but instead invest your small savings in Bitcoin and you will enjoy the profits letter.

[Issa56]

Trading started making me see things differently, because I no longer wait for my monthly salary, now I earn money daily and week, due to the kind of large amount of money I make in trading I fell out of love for my civil service job, because the money is small  but it is still a decent salary.

Hope you are not planning to do what am thing? Don't think of leaving your job just because you are making money from crypto trading, you trading won't stop you from doing government work, hope you know their is no constant money in trading, your profit can come at any moment and you will be losing sometimes again, but when you are in a government job, your payment is secured every month you will be paid.

Have seen people who left their job just because they were making money from trading during bull run and when bear market started they couldn't make any money again, they were even losing, at the end, they ended up regretting why they left their job.

Note: in trading I earn base on performance, but even though the market is too bad, I still earn a decent amount of money out of it in a month base on my level in trading.

I don't know for how long you have been trading, if not that you are a expirened trader, during the bear market, you might not be making much profit, your loss might even be more than your profit, so I don't know how you will be able to survive if you don't have another source of income during bear market.

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

I will definitely go for a business, I have to be self employed then I will back it up with crypto trading, am not really the type that really like government job, I don't like to be controlled, I prefer to be the boss, but I can't leave cryptocurrency, so even if am running any business, then I will still be trading and I will be investing in bitcoin.

[DiMarxist]

As for me I don't love like government employment I want to be self employed, because let me say if am working for government and government is paying me thirty thousand naira, government is buying my time not to do anything else, and if thirty thousand naira is my monthly salary that government is paying right, now calculate how much is your daily payment, and calculate your daily feeding out of the one thousand naira, and if you are paying transport to work, now calculate your daily spent of the daily payment. If you are self employee like bitcoin investment or find and starts up a business is better than working for government.

[Russlenat]

Working as a civil servants have always been my thing, I work from Monday to Friday which to me is normal, I feel proud doing it until I started trading bitcoin.

Trading started making me see things differently, because I no longer wait for my monthly salary, now I earn money daily and week, due to the kind of large amount of money I make in trading I fell out of love for my civil service job, because the money is small  but it is still a decent salary.

Note: in trading I earn base on performance, but even though the market is too bad, I still earn a decent amount of money out of it in a month base on my level in trading.

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

Actually, you don’t have to chose since you are good at both. Remember that trading should only serve as a side hustle since it can never provide us profits in a consistent manner, unlike our stable job does. You might be trading profitable today, but you can’t have the assurance if it will stay that way in the future. So for best results, stay in your job and just do trading at your free time. That would be my advice so you can still make significant profits from both.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Working as a civil servants have always been my thing, I work from Monday to Friday which to me is normal, I feel proud doing it until I started trading bitcoin.

Trading started making me see things differently, because I no longer wait for my monthly salary, now I earn money daily and week, due to the kind of large amount of money I make in trading I fell out of love for my civil service job, because the money is small  but it is still a decent salary.

Note: in trading I earn base on performance, but even though the market is too bad, I still earn a decent amount of money out of it in a month base on my level in trading.

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

You don't need to go further, in 2017's bull run, there are a lot of individuals here, just like you, working from 9-5 have a regular job, and do trading as a sideline and they said that they are going to resigned from their job and focus more on trading or even participating here like in signature campaigns because it give them more money wise as compare to their regular jobs (I based that majority of them are living in a 3rd world countries).

But you know what? after that, 2018 comes along and it is one of the worst bear market, or at least majority of them was not prepared to see it. And because they don't have the experience and they are not prepared, for sure majority of the have suffered from the shock and perhaps couldn't recover. So the best advise I would say is that you don't have to give up your job that easy in order to do trading. If you can still manage time and do both, the better.

[MainIbem]

With the recent happening ( inflation and recession) I won't encourage anyone to based on a single stream of income or business, although it may be time consuming trying to cope with the two activities. So as a trader what I would advise is that look for best time to be trading because trading at all time might makes you incurred lost while trying to focused on the office task that is being assigned to you. So trading at night will be more better with some specific range of time maybe developing 3 to 5 hours after working will also add additional value to your income while you still focused at the office.

To have more multiple stream of income you may also open a business for yourself from the profits and also monthly salaries to boost your earnings rather than depending on both. Here are some disadvantages of having one or two stream of income; office job be it civil work might got terminated anytime and leaving at square one or level zero, relying only on trading might put you on a higher risk why? Because all family pressure needs and wants are now being channeled to your profits that you may trade out. Meaning if there were lost you will keep trading to make sure you have some profits to settle out family needs which in turns endangering your capital by making more lost since you are now trading with pressure and anxiety.

[tabas]

I'll choose to do both, being employed with stable job guarantees me that I'll receive something every 15 or every end of the month. That's not going to make me worry about where I should spend it. While trading is completely flexible and I can do it anytime that I want, that's why I can do both of it. But here's the thing, if the side hustle that you're working on which is trading is making more money than your stable job and it's quite stable, you really have to consider thinking of doing it full time. Since you've done it and you've considered doing it full time, there should be no regrets and just do better in your trades.

[SatoPrincess]

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

A performance based job may have its advantages but there is a lot of pressure that comes in working such a job. If you fail to meet your target for the week or month you will likely not get that big check. I prefer a job that has a base salary plus commissions, this gives employees the assurance that they will definitely get paid at the end of the month regardless of their performance.
Do you like commission job or salary base job

[Viscore]

Maybe you can say this today because you are still at profits with trading, but remember that trading will not be forever especially that you are in a crypto trading where restrictions are still high for most of the countries. So choosing it over a stable job might be a risky decision and might put yourself in financial struggles later on. However, if you are making advantages from them both, then why there is a need to chose. I would prefer to do them both since they are making great contributions in my life right now.

[South Park]

Working as a civil servants have always been my thing, I work from Monday to Friday which to me is normal, I feel proud doing it until I started trading bitcoin.

Trading started making me see things differently, because I no longer wait for my monthly salary, now I earn money daily and week, due to the kind of large amount of money I make in trading I fell out of love for my civil service job, because the money is small  but it is still a decent salary.

Note: in trading I earn base on performance, but even though the market is too bad, I still earn a decent amount of money out of it in a month base on my level in trading.

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

Without a doubt I prefer to earn money based on my performance than earning a base salary in which my pay does not change regardless if I did great or if I did poorly, while such a thing will mean having ups and downs and it will make managing my finances more difficult I am up for the challenge, as I am better than the average person on that aspect, so why refuse to use it if over the long term this will mean and improved future for myself?

[Yatsan]

Working as a civil servants have always been my thing, I work from Monday to Friday which to me is normal, I feel proud doing it until I started trading bitcoin.

Trading started making me see things differently, because I no longer wait for my monthly salary, now I earn money daily and week, due to the kind of large amount of money I make in trading I fell out of love for my civil service job, because the money is small  but it is still a decent salary.

Note: in trading I earn base on performance, but even though the market is too bad, I still earn a decent amount of money out of it in a month base on my level in trading.

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

It is for me a choice between assured but low income and high income but lacking assurance. Answer would depend on what type of individual you are. Some people won't afford embracing the risk and would rather choose to just settle for less as long as there's considtency. However there are individuals which do prefer shortcut to success. I'd suggest be both if you can. Trading is indeed profitable but keep in mind that not all trades would generate profit and if you can manage the risk then that would be fine but still, a consistent income is necessary for every individual to make a living. If emotions won't be controlled in trading, expect huge loss to be the outcome because there'll be times the market would be tempting you to engage and lose eventually so be careful.

[Stalker22]

I prefer a performance-based income. Of course, there is always the possibility of failure. But hey, that's just part of the game. You win some, you lose some, but at least you are taking control of your own life and not relying on some corporation to dictate your worth.

Plus, think of all the perks that come with being your own boss. No more pesky managers breathing down your neck, no more soul-sucking office politics, and best of all, you get to set your own hours. Want to work from the beach? Go for it. Want to take a nap in the middle of the day? Why not? As long as you are bringing in the big bucks, you can do whatever the heck you want.

[Stable090]

My question is guys which do you prefer, a steady monthly salary which you know that no matter what, it must come once the month ends or a business/ trading/ any other thing which you can do that you earn base on performance and you have the capacity to earn ten fold of what a civil servants might earn if you are good at it, but there is also a possibility that you may have a bad day in the office which you may even incurred some loss.

Which do you prefer an why.

Most people will want to go for stable monthly money, at least you will be having peace of mind, no matter how worst things goes, at the end of the month you are going to receive your salary. The economy of most countries are affecting businesses now, most businesses are failing in countries, so it’s kind of difficult to grow business now in most countries, small scale businesses are failing in most countries, but business is not a bad idea. Trading is also nice, people believe trading is the easiest way of making money from the comfort of your house, but to me trading is not suppose to be taken as the main source of income, trading should be a alternative source of income.

[Husires]

You will not get a perfect answer, because we are different in terms of housing and in our marital status, the decent income rate in our country, and whether or not the government salary covers expenses and personal obligations, as the individual commitment is less than having a family to support from an obligation to a large family of father, brothers, and so on.

If your main job covers your basic expenses, gives you some luxury, and you have free time to develop yourself, then it is very ideal, especially since it is difficult to lose your job in government work.

In your free time, you can trade, as it is not suitable as a full-time job, but only as a part-time job.

[Davidvictorson]

As for me I don't love like government employment I want to be self employed, because let me say if am working for government and government is paying me thirty thousand naira, government is buying my time not to do anything else, and if thirty thousand naira is my monthly salary that government is paying right, now calculate how much is your daily payment, and calculate your daily feeding out of the one thousand naira, and if you are paying transport to work, now calculate your daily spent of the daily payment. If you are self employee like bitcoin investment or find and starts up a business is better than working for government.

Exactly. Government employment doesn't appeal to me as it used to Before. Majorly because in my country I have seen that it is better to be entrepreneurial than to rely on the government. There's a lot of money to be made from going into business for yourself. True, it is stressful running your own business but rewarding.

[Darker45]

If this is me, I would leave my job and focus on trading and use a portion of my profit to start a business so that whatever happens to my trades, there is still something that provides me money. It's because, with the way you share your story, you seem to be a successful trader.

But that's for me. And that's because I hate to work in an office where I have supervisors and managers and all kinds of bosses. I just want to travel and work whenever I want to. Things could be different to other people, though.

With you, you seem to be happy and proud of your regular job. Why do you have to quit? As a matter of fact, even with that job of yours, you still managed to make successful trades. You don't seem to be drained and stressed out. If you can have both, that's certainly better.